Projects

A young couple moves into a new modern home and needs some help updating their daughter’s nursery to fit the look of the house.

Last minute nursery.

Vintage/Modern Owl inspired nursery!

I wanted a modern, fun, memorable nursery that would grow with my son. I tried rearranging the furniture so many times! Finally, I found the best placement that allows room to play and showcases all of London’s toys and furniture.

This nursery is for my Aurora. I wanted a Pooh room but hubby wanted Snow White to be there too. It took me about two months to finish the mural but totally worth it. These pictures were taken before we put all the furnitures in.

We decorated this room for our first little boy. Wanted it to be colorful and “kiddy” but still able to grow with him. Plus I tried to stay away from the easy baby boy blue. We started out with the pictures from hobby lobby and worked out from there. I’m still adding more stuff the more we get settled in and use his room more. Had alot of fun working on this room!

From the moment we found out the sex of our baby, My husband and i were so excited to start decorating her room! We wanted a fun room and because i am a purple and butterflies lover, i knew i had to incorporated it in her decor. And we loved how it turn out!

Alice in Wonderland themed birthday party for a 3 year old.

I’m expecting my second girl and we are moving my 21 month old into her own “big girl” room when the baby is born so the baby gets her old room. So instead of decorating a nursery this time around, my project was a big girl room. I also managed to do it fairly inexpensively.

Nursery for our baby girl!

A jungle/retro/gender neutral/hand crafted nursery for our new little beast!!

I was very excited to decorate my little girl’s room from the moment I found out her sex! I didn’t want to go the traditional route and didn’t want to go with any certain theme. I am very pleased with how it turned out, and now it is my favorite room in the house!

With the help of my talented aunt, the professional interior decorator, I created this nursery for my first child, Will. My wonderful mom and I sewed all of the bedding, pillows, and curtains.

I am having a little girl and couldn’t wait to start on her nursery as soon as I found out the sex! I love girly stuff, but didn’t want to do the traditional pinks and purples, so I went with Tiffany Blue with white and pink accents.

Our first baby’s room

This was a shower put on by my Sister, Mom, Aunt and Grandma. I think they did such a beautiful job! I was not allowed to know any details, not even the location until I arrived to the shower. They wanted it to be a complete surprised, and I was so proud of the hard work they did. I wish there were more pics, but here is what I have to show what a wonderful job they did!

We were using this empty upstairs bedroom as a workout room and had done absolutely NOTHING with it since we bought our home 4 years ago. When we found out we were expecting our first child, we wanted to make it a very special space for our baby to grow into. My husband and I worked for 3 months measuring, sawing, painting, and planning and I think we did a great job for carpentry novices! The room is a very small 11×11 so we wanted to add a lot of storage space and make it bright and airy. The closet was fairly deep, but not very big overall. When we took the doors off to paint, we found that it really opened the room up, so we decided to leave the doors off and design a built in wardrobe in the space instead. Additionally, we added panel style wainscoting and a built in storage bench on a wall that wasn’t very usable. When we found out we were having a little boy, we decided on a vintage airplane theme and classic colors. We absolutely adore this room and hope you do too!

Stella’s nursery appears neutral with white linen bedding with cream velvet accents, but we touched up the feminie side by adding light pink into the decor. We used my mother’s old baby clothes as wall decorations as well as some old ballet needlepoint pieces. There are hints of ballet themed pieces throughout the room. It was a labor of love but we are so happy to have her room finished for her to enjoy!

I attempted to create a feeling of being in the bear family house at baby bear’s birthday; lots of little chairs, a bed, balloons, bunting and handmade desserts! And of course, a couple of pictures of the family the bears would hang up in their home. I used dark woods in crates, trays and tiny dollhouse chairs to display desserts that might find their way into a bear celebration: baked porridge topped with maple frosting and cinnamon, marzipan acorns, honey cupcakes, chocolate covered bear pops, bear sugar cookies, and all natural lollipops. Allyson Jane provided the sugar cookies, and I baked the rest, save the cake! The cake was special; grandma flew in just for the party and made the cake for the birthday boy. Mama bear probably didn’t deal in fondant or cake tips, so we left it very homemade with love looking and topped it with a little mini bunting and wooden bear. The blocks were custom made by Laugh Loud Smile Big to match the party and spell out Brennan’s name. Vicki, in her keen foresight, wanted to make my daughter happy as well, so they also spell Madeline! She also made a beautiful burlap banner that says “be the BEAR” for the photo booth. The kids ate all their goodies and boxed lunches at a four-poster twin bed I converted into a kid-sized table. Each little head was topped with a fabulous party hat by none other than the talented Natalie at Southern Belle’s Charm.Party favors were porcelain bowls and wooden spoons personalized with each child’s name and a small teddy bear nestled in the bowl. Outside, mason jars were filled with wildflower blooms selected and arranged by Buds, Etc. They were just right!

an all white baby shower celebrating the innocence and purity of a new baby.