Bedroom Design AMY PIGLIACAMPO Bedroom Design AMY PIGLIACAMPO

A bedroom planned around color and everyday play

I think designing spaces in your own home is the most challenging, especially for kiddos. You have to find the middle ground that speaks to who they are and what they love but also (if you’re visually motivated like me) works in the context of the whole home and sets them up for success (access to clothes, books and toys). This is the first draft of Marlowe’s room using pieces that were purchased for two previous spaces. She loves color and rainbows but she missed sleeping in her tipi (she prefers the smaller enclosed space) so we have since brought it back and I’m reworking the furniture placement and sourcing a new rug that will suit the room size better. I’ve found that living with pieces for awhile and observing how they are actually used can guide you to the ultimate “design”. .

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Design Inspiration AMY PIGLIACAMPO Design Inspiration AMY PIGLIACAMPO

Golden grass beneath a Colorado sky

Lions and Tigers and Bears oh My! ...took the fam to the most incredible place in the middle of nowhere Colorado; they rescue and rehabilitate large carnivores that people think they can have as pets or from defunct circuses and shows all over the world. These beautiful creatures have some really sad backstories but most of them seem to be pretty happy now. If you’re in CO it’s absolutely worth a visit and a donation to this wonderful place🦙🐫🐆🐅🦔♥️

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Interior Styling AMY PIGLIACAMPO Interior Styling AMY PIGLIACAMPO

Thick alder shelves for books, globes and toys

I designed these floating 2” thick solid alder shelves in the kids rooms and guest bath...tons of storage but also a great styling opportunity! The vintage books belonged to me as a kid, the hatchshowprint carnival art is a nod to the spot in ConeyIsland where @coreindustries proposed, vintage globes, and Roman’s favorite @melissaanddougtoys on the bottom shelf for easy access.

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