Showing posts with label Accessories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Accessories. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Springing back into action.

Mommas, it's been a while! I just managed to pull myself out from underneath my tax season rock this past week, and now I can focus on more fun things... like this ridiculously cute luggage from Pottery Barn Kids.


Shoot, forget the kids - I'd carry this stuff. Toss in a few sundresses and some sunblock and let's head for the coast!



Thanks for sticking around, mommas. Stay tuned - I'm going to have a lot of exciting stuff coming your way over the summer, including some great giveaways. And Bump Day will be back in action starting next week!

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

They're here!

The latest fabric collections at Javis Davis are now up and running on the crib configurator. Grab some decaf, mommas, and have some fun!

Monday, November 30, 2009

Just in time for Christmas...






As always, contact me with any questions on the products at Javis Davis and to place your order! Affordable custom bedding just got even more affordable, mommas.

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Fresh Fabrics: Foxy Leaf

Making its debut this month at Javis Davis is Foxy Leaf, a fun and fabulous collection lead by this sweet floral pattern with a rainbow of cool colors. These pinks, blues, oranges, and greens have a little more punch than your typical pastels. And this new group of fabrics has a great blend of prints to work with, so your options are limitless! It's nothing but sweet sophistication for your little girl...






Got questions, momma? Contact me for more information on Javis Davis products and ordering.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Back to School Sale!


Sales at Javis Davis don't come around often, mommas, so take note. Through September 15h, receive 15% off your entire order of BIG kid bedding, including pillows and valances!


Tab Valance in Bollywood Collection fabrics, $51 on sale (from $60)


Just like their fab crib bedding, Javis Davis big kid bedding is made to order with the fabrics of your choice. Whether you're outfitting your child's first big kid bed, or your 18 year old's first dorm room, go custom! Contact me with any questions on products or to order...

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

It's in the details.

Baby furniture? Check. Crib bedding? Check, check. Closet full of baby clothes? Triple check. You've got the basics covered, but it's really the little details that can take your nursery from "aw, that's cute" to "Whoah, this is amazing!" It's the original pieces hanging on the wall, the personal touches on shelves, the light fixtures, the creative use of paint on walls, unexpected details in trim and other accessories that really bring the WOW-factor to a room. Though many see these as mere afterthoughts, I find the most fun in the details. It's in those details that style becomes truly personal.

One easy little detail that can add loads of pizazz to a child's room or bath? Some fabulous knobs, of course! There are a ton of great knobs and drawer pulls out there that can take a rather Plain Jane piece of furniture and turn it into something really fun. I especially love the look of fun knobs and pulls in bathrooms. Tiny little spaces welcome a fun little punch of color and this is an easy way to do it. If you've got a big chest or changing table with several drawers, you can mix and match some colorful knobs to play it up.

There are tons of fun knobs out there, but they're not all cute. I imagine a lot of the cookie cutter bedding sets that have lamps and wall art and stuffed animals to match also have drawer knobs to complete the ensemble. But let's think outside the box a bit here, mommas, and not get overly matchy-matchy. Leave the teddy bear knobs on the shelf and come with me.

To give you a taste of some truly fabulous knobs, here's a few retailers I personally love when it comes to stylin' up a good drawer or cabinet...




These simply sweet knobs are the creation of Sophie Lane Drawer Couture. All knobs are $20 and they even do custom designs! There's a one-time $45 charge for any custom design, but you can order as many knobs as you need (at $20 each). So if you've got a funky color combo going on in your child's room, you can have them create the perfect knob to finish it off.




All of Sophie Lane's knobs are the same size - 1.5 inch round which 1 inch projection. The knobs are wooden with original artwork applied to the tops and coated with a high-gloss sealant. So they have a glassy porcelain like appearance, but aren't as fragile. Super easy to clean, too.

So now that you're warmed up, let me introduce you to MacKenzie-Childs. Hand-painted heaven is what this is. MacKenzie-Childs has a whole slew of fab home accessories and furniture, all the way down to these gorgeous hand-painted knobs...



Not only are the colors fun, but they've got several different shapes and sizes. Whether you're going for a traditional look or something more whimsical, you can't go wrong with MacKenzie-Childs.



How super fun are these? These MacKenzie-Childs knobs range from $18 to $22.

If you're feeling the hand-painted look, you're also sure to love these colorful round knobs by Lulu and Daisy. Like Sophie Lane, they also do custom orders! These are a bit more affordable though, starting at only $10 a pop. Customization is an extra $5 per knob. All Lulu and Daisy knobs are hand-painted and come in two different sizes.




And for a look that's a little different, check out these fab jeweled knobs by Susan Goldstick. These whimsical knobs and pulls make me think of Alice in Wonderland...



These knobs have a lot of great detail and, rightfully so, will set you back a little more than the simpler knobs. Susan Goldstick's collection starts at $22 per knob and quickly climbs. But aren't these pieces gorgeous? Do be careful with the more pointy knobs. We don't want Junior poking his eye out as soon as he becomes mobile. If you like this look, consider using it as a fancy-schmancy hook or on a cabinet far out of baby's reach.



Susan Goldstick also has a great collection of drawer pulls that coordinate with the knobs. Talk about some serious fun...



And hey, if you're a DIY gal, you can easily create your own unique knobs. It's a simple way to really bring some personal style to your baby's room. You can't help but smile when you reach for one of these knobs... even when you're on the mad hunt for some baby wipes.

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Doll bedding is here!

Get on that holiday shopping list early, mommas... Javis Davis is now selling custom doll beds! How fun is this? The bedding is made in the fabric collection of your choosing. Your little girl and her doll can actually have matching bedding!




These gorgeous beds come in two sizes: Small beds ($75) fit dolls up to 13" such as Barbie®, Groovy Girls® and Madame Alexander®. Large beds ($125) fit dolls up to 18" such as American Girl® and My Generation®.



Wrapped and ready to go, is there any more perfect gift? Even if your princess cuts off all of Barbie's hair like I did, at least she'll have some fab bedding to sleep in at night.



Not sure what fabrics your grandchild or niece would like best? Let her do the choosing! Javis Davis gift certificates are always a great gift, but now they're a great bet for kids too. Gift certificates are available in amounts of $50 or more.



As always, please contact me with any questions on products or to order! I'm expecting some calls from Santa shortly, so you better get in line...

Saturday, July 18, 2009

Spotlight on: Sandstone by Joel Dewberry

Going grey's not always a bad thing, mommas. In fact, grey could very well become the new chocolate brown in nurseries. It brings a refreshingly cool and uber stylish look to a baby's room. It's unexpected, yet makes total sense. It makes a great neutral that still packs a punch. Find some gorgeous grey inspiration in this sweet Sandstone collection by Joel Dewberry.




Accessories shown from top to bottom: Square corded pillow with Bloom Sand, Geo Sand, and Aspen Fog; Round pillow with Square Tiles Stone, Sateen Old Ivory, and Aspen Fog; Balloon Valance with Geo Sand and Aspen Fog.

Friday, June 19, 2009

What's NEW at Javis Davis?

A lot! The crew in Fairhope has worked hard these past few weeks putting together a new retail space for Javis Davis and it looks fab! Don't all the fabrics together look good enough to eat?





Along with the great new space, Javis Davis is rolling out some fabulous new products. The next big thing? Customized doll beds in the fabrics of your choice! These are sized to fit American Girl Dolls and make a perfect gift...




An exciting array of gift items and accessories will also soon be making their debut. My favorite? These bib and burpee gift jars where you can - once again - choose the fabric!



You'll be the first to know when these delicious new products are available for purchase. Stay tuned for more exciting news on the latest happenings at Javis Davis. Contact me with any questions you have on these products and more!

Friday, June 5, 2009

Lighten up, will ya?

Another way to put some real pizzaz in your child's nursery is to get creative with light fixtures. Your typical big bedding suppliers aren't always a big help with this... they've got the cookie cutter table lamps to match your crib ensemble, but that just makes me want to hit *snooze*, roll over and go back to sleep.

Lighting is often overlooked, no matter the room. Fun fixtures and proper lighting can bring dramatic effect to a room, so take some time to find the perfect pieces for your most perfect nursery. If you've got a standard ceiling mounted dome light or fan in the center of the nursery, consider replacing it with a youthful chandelier. There are a lot of affordable pendant and chandelier fixtures for children's rooms. Lighting is something you can spend a lot of money on, but it's definitely not necessary.

The Pottery Barn family of stores is one of my favorites for home accessories. Both Pottery Barn Kids and PB Teen have a great selection of unique lighting for children's rooms. I actually think PB Teen has the better collection of the two, so don't go thinking the "teen" version only sells bean bags and locker accessories. They actually have a wide array of items that would be very fitting in a nursery. Another budget-friendly favorite? Crate and Barrel's Land of Nod. Here are some great, affordable options for chandeliers...



Pottery Barn Kids Ella Chandelier in white, $129



Land of Nod Whoopsie Daisy Chandelier, $119




Pottery Barn Kids Mia Chandelier, $169




PB Teen Rose Pop Chandelier, $129.99 on sale (from $299)




PB Teen Chalet Chandelier, $99.99-$150 on sale (from $199)








PB Teen Preppy Bouquet Chandelier, $159 on sale (from $199)



Posh Tots also has a huge selection of chandeliers, but you'll pay a lot more. It's a great place to browse for design inspiration, so have a look. They've got endless options for lighting and tons of other accessories. But this little diddy alone will set you back $690...






Another creative look for lighting is a wall-mounted sconce. The cool thing about wall fixtures is they serve two important roles: lighting and wall décor. Going for a nautical feel? I love the classic look of this old fashioned lantern...


Pottery Barn Kids Fisherman Wall Lamp, $69



A simple wall shade is also a great look that's really versatile. You can switch out the shade for an entirely new feel within seconds.



Pottery Barn Kids Cortland Sconce, $79 (shade sold separately)


Some funky animal print shades on this great wall sconce from Ballard Designs would look fabulous in a nursery if you're wanting to get a little wild!

Ballard Designs Davenport Sconce, $129 (shades sold separately)


See how fun lighting can be? I hope you have some new bright ideas to up the *fabulous* in your nusery. But fixtures alone are half the battle... make sure you play around with different bulbs to get the proper lighting in each spot of your child's room. In a nursery, consider adding a dimmer switch. It's incredibly cheap and easy to do on your own. As with any lighting project, do take precautions and consider hiring an electrician - especially if you're doing fixed wall sconces that will require special wiring. Atlanta area gals, I have a great electrician for such a need, so feel free to contact me for info.