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Once I found out I was pregnant, the nursery planning quickly began. When I found out I was having a girl, the bigger debate happened – to go pink or not to go pink. I decided to go bright with lemon and lime.

ashleylind
ashleylind
I'm a graphic designer, who loves to decorate in my free time.

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    1. Monique

      January 4, 2012

      I love penguins. I must know where the yellow bag, penguin booties and knitted penguin came from.

    2. ashleylind

      January 4, 2012

      I got the yellow penguin backpack is from Gymboree over the summer. The penguin booties are from Baby Gap from last winter. And the knitted penguin is from Halls.

    3. MarissaS

      January 5, 2012

      I absolutely love your use of different patterns. I say it really takes talent to do it and see good results. The argyle wall is also my fave. I also like that paisley star light.

    4. Tiffany

      January 5, 2012

      This nursery is gorgeous! Can I ask what the grey paint color is, and what brand/style both the chair and dresser are?

      I just LOVE everything about this beautiful room!

    5. Tiffany

      January 5, 2012

      I cannot believe this crib is from Walmart! It is so stylish, and I love how you painted the base to make it your own. :)

    6. Ashley

      January 6, 2012

      Tiffany,
      Thanks Tiffany!

      I actually got the dresser off of Craigslist. Here’s what it used to look like:
      http://decoratingobsessed.blogspot.com/2011/03/my-latest-craigslist-purchase.html

      As for the glider/ottoman, it’s from BuyBuy Baby. I don’t remember the model, but I know it’s the Best Chairs brand. We thought this chair was comfy (and more affordable than some of the others), so spent a little bit more picking out fabric and piping colors.

    7. alicia funk

      January 7, 2012

      Tiffany,

      Tiffany,

      I’d also like to know the paint color. I’m searching for the perfect shade of grey with no blue undertones.

    8. Holli

      January 8, 2012

      Great job!! I am doing a mixed pattern nursery for my twin girls at the moment. I totally agree with you on going to big boxed stores and changing items. I made my own quilts, bed skirts, pillows, and curtains. It’s all about mixing pattern sizes! Great job congrats!!!

    9. Ashley

      January 9, 2012

      Tiffany,

      Yep! The color is Valspar’s Granite Dust.

    10. Tiffany

      January 9, 2012

      Thank you so much for the info!!

    11. Laura

      January 9, 2012

      Love this nursery so much I’ve shared it with a bunch of my friends. My daughter did a typical pink room for my granddaughter (and I love it) but your color scheme really spoke to me. Actually, the thing that speaks the most is how the nursery blends with the esthetic of your entire home.

      Good job!

    12. Aneta

      January 9, 2012

      Lovely space, beautiful job, the nursery looks really fantastic. I love the pattern on the wall, and the color combo /

    13. Rhonda Bassett

      January 16, 2012

      Her room is so colorful and I love the patterns!

    14. Shanna Rosales

      February 1, 2012

      love love love!!!!! I’m having a boy…his walls are light blue and I am decorating in navy, green, white and light blue. But I saw this wall and thought it would look great in his room….I so want to do this for the wall where his crib will be. Any tips for creating this wall? Great job on the room and I love that you did such an original color scheme for your baby girl! Beautiful job!

    15. Ashley

      February 1, 2012

      Shanna Rosales,

      Here’s my directions:
      http://decoratingobsessed.blogspot.com/2011/10/argyle-accomplished.html

    16. Yasemin

      September 27, 2012

      Love the room! I will be getting the same crib and one of the reviews on WalMart which showed a yellow painted base convinced me. I want to paint mine too. Can you maybe share how you painted it? (any sanding? varnishing, which paint?) Thank you super much in advance!

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