This baby's room inspires a sense of old Hollywood with gilded gold accents mixed with black and white staples and a few fun surprises too. Mom Deidre put this nursery together for daughter Daphne last year, and I have to say, I definitely like how it came together.

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I think there are parts of minimalism that really appeal to me. Less stuff equals less clutter, right? But unless you're super dedicated to that sort of endeavor, the reality of living with kids sets in fast, and before you know it you're tripping on Tonka trucks and finding broken crayons on the bottom of your purse. With that in mind, I've put together a few good inspirations to help you kick the kid clutter to the curb (or storage basket) where it belongs.

The first? Use painter or washi tape to hang some of your child's best artwork rather than letting it sit out on the counter or clog up a drawer. It's a great non-permanent way to display their creativity at the cost of a few rolls of tape and zero damage to your walls. 

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This fantastic nursery renovation caught my eye and I knew I had to share. Parents Luke and Brooke took this dark wood paneled room and transformed it into a calming space to comfortably fit their baby boy.

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Every time I go into one of my friends' houses, I'm immediately overwhelmed with feelings of envy because of how perfectly decorated each and every room is, complete with cute little knick-knacks, beautiful window coverings, and of course, various pictures and pieces of art on every single wall.

You see, I refuse to hang pictures on the walls in my own house or do any other major kind of decorating, not because I don't have the time or energy (though that's partially true too), but because I firmly believe that hanging pictures on the walls is bad luck.

No, I'm not a complete nut job, I swear. (At least hear me out before you declare me to be clinically insane.)

Ever wondered what a true designer nursery looks like? I stumbled across this one from Lucas Studio based in L.A. and thought it would be fun to share. There are a lot of elements I love about this space. It's so impressive! Wouldn't everybody like to have a luxurious daybed in their nursery and a sitting area like the one pictured above?

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I'm not sure I ever thought I'd see the triumphant return of gilded gold, but here it is, back and MUCH better. When done right I think it can add an interesting layer of depth and warmth to any room! 

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I used to be huge into photography. I owned a nice Canon, took classes, and even developed my film in a dark room (ahh, the bad old days of photography ...). But then digital cameras came along, and although ostensibly this should make taking pics easier, it seemed to make it harder. Let's face it, those digital cameras are complex. Just like the brain, I can use about 1 percent of my camera. So I lost interest in taking pictures. But I should really look into it again because these new SLR cameras are amazing. It doesn't take much to take some fantastic photos of your loved ones, surroundings, pets, and milestone events. In this episode of The Karen Walron Show, Karen shows CafeMom member Amanda you don't have to be Anne Geddes to get some great pics of the youngin's.

Lately I've noticed this trend of hanging fabric on walls rather than painting or wallpapering them. It can be a cheaper option, and in truth, I quite like the way it looks. Click through to see a few more examples of fabric-covered walls below!