- A Project For: Baby K's Nursery
- Age: Still expecting
- Location: Houston, TX
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Description:
Nursery done in teal and green with a lot of handmade touches. The antique furniture is balanced by the modern fabrics and colors.
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Design Inspiration:
Sweet William fabric in teal, found here: http://tonicliving.com/productsdetails.asp?productid=1185
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Decorating Style:
Shabby chic and found/antique items with a little bit of contemporary thrown in. A friend once described my design style as "contemporary cottage." I sew and create a lot of my decor by hand.
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Project Details:
This nursery is for our first baby, a little girl due next week! I sewed the curtains from Sweet William fabric in teal (available from Tonic Living), and lined them with black out fabric. I sewed the ottoman using Amy Butler's Gum Drop Pillow pattern (http://www.amybutlerdesign.com/products/patterns_display.php?id=31). The fabric is Zig Zag Village Green/Natural by Premier Prints (http://www.fashionfabricsclub.com/p/SW9557/Zig-Zag-Village-Green-Natural-by-Premier-Pri-Apparel-Fabric). I used the same fabric to make the crib skirt, adding teal pom pom trim to the bottom. The mobile was made using a picture frame, crocheted beads, and needle-felted animals.
The rug is from FLOR (Feelin' Groovy in the color "Breeze", found here: http://www.flor.com/feelin-groovy-breeze.html), and the white turned wood crib is from Amazon.com. The changing table is a craigslist find that I painted white and added new drawer pulls.
The chair belonged to my grandmother and I had it reupholstered in a neutral linen. The quilt hanging over the side of the crib is an amazing gift from two of our friends.
More details on my blog: http://ournestingground.blogspot.com/2012/07/nursery-progress.html
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Favorite Items:
So hard to choose but probably the handmade mobile.
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Advice:
You can never go wrong if you go with what you love! Blue and green are dominant colors throughout my home, and even though we are having a little girl, I didn't feel the need to do a pink nursery, but rather I stuck with the colors I love.
























