Filled with stenciled flowers, a teapot on the table, and even the lights are colored with moss. “It’s the nicest room in the house!” Schefft said.

Decked out with tea cups, silver spoons and shabby chic baby furniture it feels like stepping into a tiny tots version of the Mad Hatter’s garden party – which is exactly what Schefft says she was going for. And Jen personalized the space with her own baby shoes.

The Bachelorette star has spared no expense on the new nursery, which includes a $1,200 iron crib from Poshtots.

Well of course, there would be butterflies. Mimi’s signature fluttering insect would be flying around in baby’s nursery in many different ways, but beyond that, we have to dream big for pop music’s reigning #1 hit maker. The answer came with the incredibly beautiful Notte Fatata collection by designer Savio Firmino.

The newest line from Firmino was inspired by the birth of his grandchild, complete with nurseries that seamlessly transition into boy and girl’s rooms. A line made up of everything divine, from wardrobes to small beds, from bedside tables to changing tables, from large chests to toy chests that bring utter mind-blowing quality and elegance to any nursery. And we love that these gorgeous pieces are gender neutral for those parents like Mariah and Nick not wanting to know baby’s gender but wanting a luxury nursery nonetheless.

What is extraordinary about the Notte Fatata line–other than the shear beauty of it–is that it is made with the same attention to detail and craftsmanship as all the pieces that have been manufactured since 1941. This family run three-generation business uses all of the ancient furniture making techniques that were used for centuries- making antique quality pieces for the lords and queens of the world. We think this makes it perfect for Mariah’s little lord or queen.

The crib’s upholstered detail can easily be removed for cleaning and eventually can act as your child’s headboard. The small bed has an elegant headboard. A conversion kit will turn our crib into a lifetime bed following the natural course of your children’s lives. The chest of drawers has also been designed with children in mind. In fact, you can easily attach a soft changing area to it and when you don’t need it, it transforms back into a comfortable chest of drawers. Unlike most changing pads the pad on this changer is made of a treated leather that is hand crafted and smooth to the touch. A favorite piece of course is the rocking nursery chair for nursing or story- telling time with parents and grandparents alike.

Never before has this kind of heirloom quality furniture been available for the nursery and through our travels we have encountered a jewel, a furniture maker based in ancient woodworking techniques and quality that is quite simply jaw dropping.

“She fussed over every imaginable detail, right down to the type of cotton in the sheets and the linens to the type of paint used on the walls,” said a source as. “She scoured stores and researched on the internet for weeks to find wood products that are made from reclaimed sustainable wood from the Brazilian rain forest. Even the toys are an environmentalist’s dream. Nicole is a model mum and she’s determined to teach her kids to honour the earth.”

The baby is due this summer. The couple already has a daughter – Harlow, who is 19 months old.

Her son Winston Spencer Bertrand was born on February 20 to her and her husband Chris. Given their hectic schedules of filming shows for HGTV as well as running Bertrand Designs, they were happy to finish their modern nursery before their son’s arrival. “It’s a room that’s all about creativity,” Bertrand says. “We wanted to make it personal and happy, but we didn’t want it to scream nursery. We wanted it to reflect our modern tastes.”

The nursery is what you would from the winner of a national design competition, imaginative, creative, in a word, special. The room contains a soothing palette of cream-colored walls with olive-green stripes. Bright splashes of grass green and red artwork pop in the room. The modern crib and changing table were gifts from family members. The couple designed the room on a tight budget with furnishings including a DwellStudio zebra area rug and drapery hardware from Wal-Mart, proving that you don’t have to spend a lot of money to make a big impact. “This economy is tough, and even though Jennifer won a reality show, our business hasn’t been immune,” Chris says. “People are doing smaller projects like painting rooms.”

The first detail you notice in the nursery is the giant Union Jack front and center. The British flag is an ode to England, where Chris was born and raised before moving to the Midwest. But in this room, grass green substitutes for the flag’s traditional blue. Bertrand, a former art teacher in the Blue Valley School District, painted the flag and stripes. Using the same green paint, she painted wooden frames containing childhood photos of her and Chris.

Jennifer is passionate about using original art in Winston’s room. Besides her own paintwork, art pieces are by friends who are local Kansas City-area artists. A plush deer wall hanging, an owl pillow and a bullfrog are by Alisa Ross. Ross’ husband, Scribe, painted a graffiti-style rhino that hangs in the closet. Jodie Stallard hand-painted a red child’s chair. Peterjun Custodio, who is deaf and mute, sewed the custom slipcover for the glider and a crib blanket.

Bertrand also has art hanging in the nursery from artist Jenean Morrison of Tennessee, whom she’d never met, who sent her a congratulatory e-mail after Bertrand won the show. They chatted about art, Bertrand checked out Morrison’s Web site and liked what she saw. Morrison sent her a painting with colorful dots as a gift, which served as the inspiration for the nursery. “The painting is very special because it represents such a huge moment in our lives of winning the show,” Bertrand says. “We wanted to share that with Winston.”

With her perky personality, Bertrand would like to be “the Rachael Ray of design,” making decorating approachable for the masses. Bertrand wants to start taping her show in the Fall. Since winning, Bertrand has appeared on two one-hour HGTV specials, “Paint-Over With Jennifer Bertrand,” in which she demonstrated how painting techniques can transform rooms, kitchen cabinets and furniture, and “HGTV Showdown,” which pitted her against Myles in a four-hour design of a children’s playroom. “At least Winston will get to see himself on TV,” says Bertrand, laughing. She was visibly pregnant during the episode.

Nursery photos by Tammy Ljungblad

While the pair only a month ago confirmed that they were expecting twin girls via surrogate, they have already reportedly dropped more than $20,000 on the nursery. According to OK magazine, the couple spent $6000 on a day bed, $6500 on an armoire and $4800 on a double crib, and bought a $1500 rocking horse to be sent from Europe to their New York home. Surprisingly, the theme is not the Big Apple, but classical French.

A source close to the couple explained: “Sarah Jessica and Matthew will spend whatever it takes to make the nursery perfect.”

The famous duo have a six-year-old son James Wilkie, but the Sex and the City star is already thinking about the twins’ wardrobes and has been contacting her friends in the fashion world for exclusive garments. “Sarah Jessica loves Isaac Mizrahi’s tutu dresses and she’s planning to commission him to make personalised versions for her girls. She’s also fallen in love with baby Ugg boots for the cold New York winters.” Sounds like we’re going to see some extremely fashionable babies soon!

Luciana’s nursery is decorated in very soft beiges with hints of pink. “The furniture’s absolutely gorgeous,” Carnie raves. “It’s from Bellini. I’m already going into the room at 3 AM and playing nursery themes and rocking in the chair and just imagining what it’s going to be like to have another. It’s going to be great.”

The sweet baby bedroom is outfitted with organic bedding, a green crib and non-toxic paints, and will provide ample space for Luna to grow. Luna’s nature-inspired nursery was outfitted mainly by the Green Cradle. “It was important for me to create a green nursery,” says Constance. “Usually, the nursery is the most toxic room in the house because everything is new! But here, the furniture is made out of sustainable wood without toxic varnishes and finishes.” Even the paint used on the walls and to create her tree of life is nontoxic, as well.

From her first day, little Luna is already doing her part to create a healthier environment! Her actress mom is already dressing her in mainly organic clothing and has cloth diapers keeping her dry. Constance even got her friends in on the eco-friendly action. “At my baby shower, I asked my friends for organic, green products,” she said. Luna’s bed is a solid wood crib, made in the United States from sustainable U.S. forests. When she is big enough, it will convert to a simple toddler bed. All of Luna’s crib bedding is also organic, right down to the mattress.