October 18, 2007

Pottery Barn Kids Kids Names, Fall 2007 Edition

So my wife tells me that while I was gone, she and the kid sat down to read the Pottery Barn Kids catalogue together. Now the kid wants bump beds. [ducduc, Argington, and Nurseryworks, we'll be in touch in 2010 or so.]

With a PBK book on the table, and me still on my branding and marketing conference high, it seems like a good time to revisit all the kid names that the Oh-So Tasteful Giant uses in both its products and in the monogrammed goods that appear in the photos.

The last time we did this was in Summer 2005, and frankly, I expected more overlap between the two batches. Product names tend to reappear, which doesn't surprise me, but in 2007, PBK is using more product names as monograms. The carryovers are marked with a little *.

If your kid's name was in 2005, but fell out of fashion by 2007, or if if your kid's name didn't make the list, don't feel bad. I'm sure whatever unaspirational demographic segment you're stuck in is great for you. Suffice it to say there's no Malik desk or Chabliss dust ruffle, though, and Angel y Maria definitely no esta aqui.




boys - monograms boys - products girls - monograms girls - productscould easily be names
alex
andrew
austin
ben
chris
cole*
cooper
dylan*
ethan*
georgie
jack
jake
jonathan steven
justin
luke
matthew*
michael
morgan
nathan
owen
peter
ryan
sam
spencer
taylor
travis
trevor
whitaker
aiden*
anderson*
cameron*
charlie
chase
cortland*
ethan*
henry
jj cole
kasey
kendall*
patrick*
stanton*
taylor*
thomas*
tucker
tyson
abigail
brianna
caitlin
carolyn
dana*
elizabeth
ella
emily
emma
hadley
hailey*
hannah
julia
katie
kelly
linsdey
meghan
melanie
mia
molly*
paige
sarah
sophia*
zoe*
audry [var.]
ava*
berkeley
caroline
courtney
dana*
elise*
georgia
isabelle
jennifer
katie
kendall*
larkin
lewis
madeline*
madison*
maggie
payton
sabrina*
somerset
sophie*
stinson
windsor
anywhere bean
balls
batman
camp
chamois
chenille
corduroy
dalmatian
diamond matelasse
elf
glider
grommet
happy
jumbo
lazy susan
little prep
magic
ottoman*
oxford
pique
pumpkin
race cars
retro
rugby
scallop
silver leaf
spooky
superman
toile
trellis
tuscan
union
volunteer
wall flip
Previously: Summer 2005: Pottery Barn Kids kids names

6 Comments

I suppose I shouldn't feel as much relief as I do right at this moment, as I see my kid's name is just as Barn-worthy in 2007 as it was in 2005. I guess we did something right for her, after all. Hope she doesn't mind that $1300 of her college education went to a lovely PBK rocking chair.

[she'll be a thought leader for sure! -ed.]

Yeah, my daughter loved the PBK catalog, and loves the bunk beds (personally, I'm in love with the boat bed -- for myself).

Fortunately, neither my daughter's name, nor my new son's name made the cut again...

so really, you're taking inspiration from this. you're going to name kid 2.0 "balls," right?

My kids names are never listed in anything, from keychains to Pottery Barn. I guess that makes them unique, right?

You don't have Larkin or Lewis on your list-this would be in beds (so either girls or boys products, and girl's or boy's names as well)

[they're both on the girls products list. kendall was another one where I decided to just put it on one list, though it appeared muliple times. I went by the presence of white paint or pink at the first citation, btw. -ed.]

My son's name, Oliver, was a short-lived line of bedding. Glad to see it off the list, and very glad my daughter's name, Eleanor, has yet to appear!

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