Nursery for our first child, which he can grow into with minimal updates
Design Inspiration:
My husband bought the lollypop picture at a charity event before we even started on the nursery. From there we knew we wanted something a little different than traditional baby blue. We decided not to go with a "theme" and just went with items that caught our eye. We chose items that won't be to "babyish" for him as he gets older, or that can be used with future children, regardless of gender.
I saw the lantern cluster done before on another website, and I knew I wanted to incorporate it into our nursery.
Project Details:
Crib and Dresser: Babies' R' Us
Cubby Shelf and bins: IKEA
Chair and foot stool: IKEA
Closet shelving: IKEA
Lamp and Stand: IKEA
Lantern Cluster: PaperLanternStore.com and MarthaStewart.com
Bedding/ Changing pad & Cover: Serena & Lily
Paint: Dovetail by Sherwin Williams
Tree Decal: etsy.com
Favorite Items:
We love the crib and the lantern cluster!
Advice:
There were items I liked, but were not as important to me, which I did not want to spend the $ on. With a little research, you can find comparable products for less money. Choose what is important to you, and splurge on those few items.
Dandelion
I like the gray walls. I also like the uniquely-shaped mirror and the dark-stained furniture.
Sarah
I have the same crib and dresser, love them. I love your lantern cluster. Can you give me some pointers on how you put it together.
mommy
not fit for a baby to grown this room for like a teen not bright at all
Heather
I love this furniture, i just added it to my registry. I was wondering how you attached the changing pad to the dresser? That is the only issue I have, I don’t want to damage the dresser by drilling holes into it.
