Colette’s Shabby Chic Feminine Nursery

Description

A feminine, whimsical, shabby-chic nursery.

Design Inspiration

So many ideas stolen/borrowed from etsy and people far more creative than myself.

Decorating Style

Feminine, shabby-chic, quirky at times.

Project Details

Photography:  kbsphoto.com  My high school best friend was kind enough to take some photos during a brief visit.  Located in Richmond and Williamsburg, VA

Paint:  Martha Stewart, Heavy Goose and stencil paint was Martha Stewart Rose Chome

Aqua Dresser: Painted Cottages on Etsy

Shelf Above Dresser: RH baby & child

Embroidered Circle Name: Blue Without You on Etsy

Kate Spade Quote: The Restlessness on Etsy

Grey Shoes Embroidered Initials: Kay Lane Sisters on Etsy

Aqua Doll: Pottery Barn Kids

Frames: Home Goods, Spray Painted with Krylon Catalina Mist and Ballet Slipper

Kitten Prints: Paragon Vintage Prints

Girl Print: Amazon

Crib: Sears- Carter's Haven (re-used from son)

Crib Bumper: RH baby & child

Crib Skirt: RH baby and child

Crib Sheet: RH baby & child

Changing Table Painted Pink with Chalk Paint and Hot Glued Frilly Lace: Amazon

aden + anais Changing Table Cover: Diapers.com

Wire Changing Table Bins: World Market

Curtain Tie-Back Spray Painted Krylon Ballerina Slipper: Willows Grace on Etsy

Curtains: Target

Glider: West Elm

Ottoman: RH baby & child

Bookshelves Spray Painted Krylon Catalina Mist and Hot Glue Gunned Some Beads from Hobby Lobby: Amazon

Artwork with Quote Above: Local Artist

Birdcage Wall Decal: Abby's Vinyl Wall Art on Etsy

Shabby Chic C Letter: DIY Project with Hobby Lobby Supplies

Stencil: Cutting Edge Stencils on Etsy

3 Aquamarine Hooks: The Shabby Shak

Colette Pillow: Ted and Lucy on Etsy

Light Plate Switch: 2 Country Chics on Etsy

Night Table: Walmart

Vase: IKEA, Spray Painted Catalina Mist and Decorated DIY

Lamp: IKEA

Rug: Pottery Barn Kids

Favorite Items

The dresser, but also the stencil because I put so much time into it!

Advice

Outsource when you can and support artists!  Try to pick items that might grow into their childhood rooms or be sentimental to them later on.