- A Project For: Luke
- Age: 4 Months
- Location: Fort Worth
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Description:
Clean Simple Contemporary Nursery on Budget
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Design Inspiration:
My furniture selections are a match to our nephew's nursery. My sister-in-law has a talent for design so the major furniture pieces in Luke's room is the same as Jacks. The color scheme inspiration was found her on Project Nursery in the Carter Room. The color blocks painted on the wall were all colors that appealed to me.
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Decorating Style:
Contemporary, clean, simple with a hint of traditional
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Project Details:
We painted the room a crisp almost white color (Behr paint - polar white). The room is only 10 x 10 so we didn't want anything darker because we wanted to keep it light and airy. The crib and dresser (like Jack's room) is from Wal-mart (Baby Mod - Park Lane). We like the modern style but the dark brown wood tones coordinates with the darker tones in our home as well. The set provides us with ample storage in addition to our small closet. The crib bedding was created by TipToe Studio on Etsy. The rug is actually two smaller rectanglular rugs purchased at Garden Ridge to create a larger one and perfect for the space. The bookcase is from Ikea - simple and modern. The brown lamp shade was purchased at an employee craft fair, so I love that it was handmade for only $25. The elephant artwork was handmade by me. The rocking chair was a great find on Craigslist for $25. It was already white and I sewed the cushion and pillow with coordinating fabric.
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Favorite Items:
The elephant artwork is my favorite piece. I searched everywhere for nursery art that incorporated the color scheme. I wanted a modern piece but wasn't willing to pay the high dollar amount for it. So I went to the craft store, purchased scrapbook paper, modge podge and the art canvas and oila! - custom art for Luke's nursery. I love that it only cost me less than $35!
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Advice:
Keep it simple. Baby will be blessed with so many gifts and keepsakes that will keep the room fun and interesting.
