Mommy's little helper.
Many mamas expecting baby number two are stuck with the dilemma — to move their tot into a toddler bed or purchase another crib? Not wanting to deal with the transition of the former, many mums decide to bite the bullet with a second crib but don't have to break the bank with another high price model. She can settle for something safe, stylish and affordable. Simple: The fabulous designers Read more
As you know, we are big fans of the modern, colorful prints that come out of DwellStudio. Their designs have translated into beautiful birth announcements, nursery designs, crib bedding and clothing, including a budget-friendly line made especially at Target. So it is no surprise that have teamed up with the retailer once again as they move into the world of baby gear. DwellStudio has joined Read more
Designing the perfect nursery for your firstborn is a labor of love. While your bump grows larger, your imagination does too. The second time around, moms don't have the time to nitpick on minute details, but they do what they can to make the room pretty and practical. With my firstborn, I fretted over which crib to buy for months. Now that my second is on the way, I am less concerned with the Read more
Dwell Studio For Target's baby collection hits stores on Jan. 28. The line includes adorable and affordable furniture, bedding, and layette items. Now you can have the brand's swank designs for a simple price. Read more
Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member perkinswood from the Lovely Little Vignettes group: Northeast Ohio weather finally broke yesterday, so we decided to have dinner outside. We picked up a table and some chairs at Home Depot, a DwellStudio tablecloth from Target, a few new dishes, and the rest of the stuff was from around the house. Continue reading to see more photos! Read more
It's a case of mod design hitting the bookshelf. DwellStudio stole our hearts (and our wallets) with its colorful, modern nursery design. Now it is targeting toddlers with two new finger puppet books. The textile manufacturer added some of its famous fabric to board books to create cats and dogs that peek their way through various scenarios (all illustrated using Dwell's contemporary patterns) to Read more
