a nursery for triplets!

the idea of birthing triplets is something that would ordinarily terrify me, but then i saw today’s nursery designed for a family with triplets and i’m all, “i want three babies, at once!” marsh & clark design transformed the third-floor attic bedroom for the 2010 san francisco decorator showcase (open through the end of the month). the grand 1930’s french normandy-style mansion received a head to toe makeover from marsh & clark design, charles de lisle workshop, and an array of san francisco’s hottest interior designers.

the nursery showcases three matching, hand-crafted cribs, created by local craftsman, rob taboada. taboada specially designed the cribs to keep the babies happy and healthy with toxin-free materials and FSC-certified sustainably-harvested hardwood. three custom chandeliers float above the cribs, washing the powder-blue room in a warm glow, doubling as modern mobiles. additional design elements include thomas pedersen’s stringray rocking chair, 100% wool, un-dyed carpet, non-voc paint, sferra blankets and holland and sherry cashmere throws. triplets here i come!

the 2010 san francisco decorator showcase house is located at 3450 washington street and will be open through may 31. all proceeds benefit the financial aid program at san francisco university high school. the lovely jessica mullens of mullens public relations provided the goods for today’s marsh & clark design transformation, with after photos by elisabeth fall.