Jasmine Tookes in daughter’s nursery.Photo: crate & Kids
Jasmine Tookesis showcasing her daughter’s dreamy nursery.
“When designing my nursery, I was drawn to the whimsical charm and cozy ambiance of vintage fairytale storybooks. I wanted to create a space that would feel warm and welcoming, yet also peaceful and calming for both myself and my little one,” the former Victoria’s Secret Angel, 32, tells PEOPLE.
Tookes and husbandJuan David Borrero, 32, worked with the Crate & KidsDesign Desk service— a “free service available to help all parents with guidance in product selection, quantity, and design.”
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Jasmine Tookes' daughter’s nursery.
Jasmine Tookes' daughter’s nursery.PHOTO: crate & KidsJasmine Tookes' daughter’s nursery.PHOTO: crate & Kids
“I chose a palette of soft blush tones and incorporated elements likefloral prints, antique-inspired decor, and plush textures,” Tookes says of her process.
Asked about her favorite area of the nursery, she says, “Choosing a favorite part of my nursery is a tough call, as we poured so much love and attention into every detail of the space.”
Jasmine Tookes' daughter’s nursery.crate & Kids
“However, if I had to choose, I would say my favorite element isthe wallpaper,” she shares. “It features a beautiful vintage-inspired pattern that adds a touch of charm and character to the room. I love how it creates a cozy atmosphere with that gorgeous deep green tone.”
Tookes says she’s “feeling incredibly blessed and grateful” as she navigates the early days of motherhood.
“Every day is filled with so much joy and love. It’s an amazing feeling to see her little personality more and more each day,” she says. “Just recently, she started smiling, and it truly melts my heart every time.”
The new mom admits there are “moments of exhaustion,” but notes, “I wouldn’t trade this experience for anything in the world!”
Enjoying time with Mia Victoria is precious to Tookes, who says choosing her little girl’s name was a “special and collaborative process for our family.”
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Jasmine Tookes in daughter’s nursery.
Jasmine Tookes' daughter’s nursery.PHOTO: crate & KidsJasmine Tookes in daughter’s nursery.PHOTO: crate & KidsJasmine Tookes' daughter’s nursery.PHOTO: crate & Kids
She continues, “We were torn between these two beautiful names, and that’s when we had the idea to combine them.”
“In Ecuador, where my husband Juan David is from, it’s common to have two first names. We decided to honor that tradition and give our daughter the name Mia Victoria,” the girl mom proudly notes. “We wanted a name that would befit a little princess, and Mia Victoria felt like the perfect fit.”
source: people.com
