A Native American Nursery for Baby Phoenix

Description

I started this nursery with a theme in mind: Native American meets mid century modern and tried to tie in some unique items I had thrifted. I wanted the colors to be gender neutral and not too girly :)

Design Inspiration

It started with the vintage telephone I found a thrift store about a year ago and had no idea what to do with. One day I thought, this would look great in deep yellow-----and on the wall of the nursery! And I built the room around that, tying in the other native american elements where I could.

Decorating Style

I love mid-century modern as a whole, so I would say I love a touch of vintage but smothered in modern finishes.

Project Details

We got the crib from Rosenberry Rooms, and the Rug from Urban Outfitters, everything else was thrifted or refurbished from somewhere else in the house, etc. The rocking chair was a hand-me-down from a neighbor/friend and I painted it white. I also got a ton of pillows from Society6 since my colors were a bit unusual.  I am an event planner, so I had some table numbers left over from a wedding and nailed them along the top of the window since I thought they were pretty :) The nail art clouds were put up by my best friend when we moved in last summer, since this room was initially intended for my seven year old, Skye. I made the wall tapestry that is in the corner, and that was my first native american inspired piece, I loved having control of the colors and textures.  Above her crib, I had a photo put up of me and the girls doing one anothers' hair since she will soon be in that group haha!

Favorite Items

I love the wisteria tree that we DIY'ed for the wall using a manzanita branch and some party streamers. It will make breast-feeding sessions so wistful :)

Advice

Ask for help! I could not have pulled this together without the help of my friends who spent an entire day helping me craft and set things up.