Plan the room
We walk the space with you — layout, light, storage, and the pieces that will actually earn their place.
Nashville, Tennessee
A registry consultation is a planning session. We lay out the nursery with you — organic clothes, wooden toys, the decor that finishes the room — and stack every choice into one calm plan you can hand to family and friends.
Nashville studioRegistry plan
01 / Registry consultation
Before anything is chosen we plan the room: the space you have, the pieces you'll reach for every day, and what can wait. Then we set your registry so it reads clearly to everyone who shops it.
We walk the space with you — layout, light, storage, and the pieces that will actually earn their place.
Your list is organized by category, so family and friends can see exactly which block fits where.
As gifts arrive we adjust the plan — swap a size, fill a gap, keep the room balanced to the end.
Appointments are booked directly with our Nashville studio
Book a registry consultation02 / The collection
Every piece is chosen to work with the plan you set — soft enough for the first months, solid enough to keep.
01 / Clothes
Soft basics that fold neatly into the plan. We help you choose the sizes and the quantities that make sense, so the drawers stay calm and the gifts you receive actually get worn.
Newborn · 0–3 · 3–6 · 6–12 months
02 / Toys
Solid, quiet pieces we choose for the way they feel in the hand — simple enough to stay on the shelf long after they are outgrown.
Chosen with you, by age and stage
03 / Nursery
Shelving, textiles, wall pieces and a rug that ties the room together — the last blocks, chosen once the foundation is set.
Wall pieces · Textiles · Shelving · Rugs
03 / Gift bundles
Tell us who it is for and what they are planning, and we will build the bundle from the same pieces and box it for you.
Gift appointments held at our Nashville studio
What goes in a bundle
04 / Appointments
Tell us what you are planning and we will come back with times that work. Come with room measurements, a mood, or nothing at all — we will start from there.