Bohemian Rhapsody

Baby bedding has come a long way, even since having my son just under two years ago. And what's amazing to me is that designers, like Catherine Fitzsimmons of Rikshaw Design , formerly of Pottery Barn and Ralph Lauren, are still able to …

Bohemian Rhapsody
Baby bedding has come a long way, even since having my son just under two years ago. And what's amazing to me is that designers, like Catherine Fitzsimmons of Rikshaw Design, formerly of Pottery Barn and Ralph Lauren, are still able to impress us with their unique take on the baby registry staple. This amazing line of bedding, bibs and accessories, features printed Indian textiles with a decided bohemian feel that's still accessible. It's a lovely mix of traditional meets modern, with my personal fave being the Jaipur collection (pictured) followed closely by the Lali. The designs definitely skew feminine, but that doesn't mean you moms of boys should rule out their blue lines. Boys may love all things that go, but they don't need them plastered all over everything they own -Kristen

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