Proving that clashing prints can work a treat, the unique Sydney headboard brand NOD paired up with Melbourneย boutique bedding labelย Miss Bettina recently to create two layered bedroom looks. A diamond print is styled back with floral motifsย and a geometric print features alongside a check and while the looks strictly shouldn’t work, somehow they really do.
“Iโve shown my headboards previously with solid quilt covers which look lovely, but I thought it was time to show how great my bedheads can look with ornate bedding,โ says NOD designer Lauren Esplin.ย Constructed out ofย eco-friendly wooden modular tiles (20cm x 20cm), the NOD range of bedheads are convenientlyย flat-packed for postageย and stick easily andย directly onto the wall. As an added bonus, they’re ideal forย small spaces (as valuable floor space is maintained) and they are wipeable, ย making them a great alternative to traditional bedheads.
Plain bed linen would seem like the obvious complement, but the recent shoot illustrates just how experimental you can get with bedding.ย โCombining my bedheads with the Miss Bettina bedding has created an entirely new look and shows how versatile my range is.ย I am also really passionate about my product and hope these bedrooms inspire people to reimagine their own rooms,โ says Lauren.
โI love Miss Bettinaโs new collection and think our ethos is well-aligned, we are both passionate about creating inspirational bedrooms that are creative and unique! I also really enjoy working with other creative companies who are making beautiful things for the home,โ says Lauren who hand makes and hand paints all of her pieces to orderย from herย Sydney studio.
The NOD range is available in an array of patterns (including Scandinavian-inspired and geometric designs) and bed sizes and includes a cute children’s collection too.
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