Read about a new service from buybuy BABY and their sister brand Decorist, which aims to help expectant couples design their dream nursery for baby in a stress-free and safe way.
The way parents design nurseries is going to look different for the next few months—and to help buybuy BABY is launching Design Squad, a one-stop-shop for all your nursery design needs, with the help of its sister brand Decorist, an online interior design company. Both companies are subsidiaries of Bed Bath & Beyond Inc.
“Design Squad has transformed the new parent’s nursery design process into an inspiring, easy and fun experience. We can also meet the customer at any life stage, from planning a nursery, to kid’s bedrooms, to playrooms as well, so they will be with us for a long time to come,” Decorist Vice President of Operations Susie Doyle also stated in the release.
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