Many of the items in the room are DIY, as I am an artist and also love sewing. The art above the crib is mostly my own, and instead of using decals for the trees I decided to paint them free-hand. I was inspired by the many artists who have created similar murals, a few are featured on the Busy Budgeting Mama's blog (http://www.thebusybudgetingmama.com/2011/07/diy-trend-birch-tree-wall-murals.html)
I picked up a few items on Etsy - The print of 3 foxes is from seller lulufroot (http://www.etsy.com/shop/lulufroot), and the print of running horses is from spreadthelove (http://www.etsy.com/shop/spreadthelove)
Much of the furniture is from Ikea, including the Sundvik crib (http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/90192924/) and the Hagalund sofa bed (http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S49843749/) which will provide seating for nursing and reading to baby, as well as a place for guests to sleep. The dresser is the Hemnes 3-drawer dresser from Ikea as well (http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/30180542/#/20067829)
The bedding is Migi Little Tree by Bananafish (http://www.bananafishinc.com/prodpg.php?product_id=388)
The perfectly themed hamper and lamp are from Carter's Forest Friends collection (http://carters.kidslineinc.com/products/collections/forest_friends.php)
Other items around the room are one-of-a-kind - the baby blocks with Cyrillic letters I've had since I was a little girl, and the music box of a Russian church (Saint Basil's Cathedral) was picked up years ago by my husband when he was stationed in Moscow; both provide a nod to my heritage. The piece of art with many wild animals (below the fox print) is an up-cycled t-shirt originally from H&M that I stretched over a canvas. The rocking horse was a hand-me-down from my cousins, originally purchased by my grandmother.
