I first came across Jannicke from Tiny Little Pads on Instagram and was instantly drawn to her quirky retro-inspired interiors for children. After travelling the world and studying Interior Design, she now creates amazing spaces from her home in Las Vegas, which she shares with her husband and two young daughters. We caught up with Jannicke to chat about the nursery she designed for baby Miliah.
“I’m born and raised in scenic Norway, the land of the fjords and the midnight sun. I moved to the US after circumnavigating the globe on the worlds largest privately owned yacht, to chase my dreams of becoming an Interior Designer. After graduating and starting work with a hospitality design form, I met my husband (a fellow Norwegian) and today we are happily married with two beautiful girls, Nahla 3.5 and Miliah 1.5.
How was Tiny Little Pads established?
Why do you think its important for children to have a creative space to call their own?
What was your inspiration for your latest nursery for daughter Miliah?
“The inspiration for the Scandinavian Retro Nursery & Playroom came from a bucket of colorful wooden baby toys – all primary colors. I knew that this room needed the typical crisp, white Scandinavian walls to make all the colorful toys pop. The existing floor in the room was an old oak plank floor, but with a couple of coats of bright white floor paint, it was as good as new. I opted for a wallpaper from Ferm Living and although the design had been around for some time, it was as current and on trend as when it was first released.
To see more of Jannicke’s work, you can visit her website here or instagram here.