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Lincoln’s Gray and Blue Minimal Geeky Nursery

Description

We created a geeky nursery inspired by our favorite things for our baby boy. A gray, blue and white cozy space that fits our home and personal style perfectly with minimal decor with a touch of geek love.

Design Inspiration

It was crucial we incorporate things that have a special meaning to us which will be the same things we will be sharing with him as he grows. You’ll spot subtle touches of Harry Potter, Doctor Who and Star Wars in his room. One of the husbands favorite series is Jurassic Park and what boy doesn’t like dinosaurs? To incorporate one of his favorite movies we decided to make a DIY nursery dinosaur mobile. We collectively agree it’s the best piece in the entire nursery.

Decorating Style

The colors we wanted to stick with were blue (mostly navy blue), gray and white. These colors and mixture of patterns fit the rest of the house and our style perfectly. We wanted simple, stylish, minimal and touches of our favorite things.

Project Details

The DIY dinosaur mobile details can be found here.

Honeycomb shelf, changing pad cover, crib bedding and lamp: Land of Nod

Chevron rug, custom Lincoln blanket and stripe pillow: Wayfair

Custom artwork and banner: Kori Clark

Custom chevron leather diaper bag: Wanda Lopez Designs

Chenille baby blanket and plush owl: Little Giraffe

Favorite Items

The DIY dinosaur mobile created by the dad to be.

Advice

Be sure to create a nursery that showcases the parents personality and interests in a subtle manner for the baby to enjoy and grow with.

Katrina

Sunday 7th of August 2022

The link for the DIY dinosaur mobile doesn’t work! I love it so much and would love info on how to make it!! Thank you!

Sarah Malik

Tuesday 14th of April 2015

Hi! Love the nursery, it's so peaceful and serene. :) what paint color did you use?

10 Cool Nursery Mobiles - the sTORIbook

Wednesday 18th of March 2015

[…] It would be so easy to find these little dinosaurs at the dollar store and then just spray paint them the color of the nursery (courtesy of Project Nursery) […]