A custom bright girly teal, pink, and yellow nursery with modern and vintage accents.
nicolefaby
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amypeterson79@gmail.com
June 7, 2011
adorable! I love all the fun colors – you’ve done an excellent job of blending them all together and creating a space that feels like a collection of unique and well loved items. Bravo!
avalon
June 8, 2011
I love your play of colors, and your play of different elements and different styles. I especially love the swing shelves! I think they are quite unique. You really do have a talent for putting things together. All the details look cute and lovely.
lindsaybird
June 9, 2011
I love this! I was just sitting in my daughter’s nursery the other day and decided if I had another girl I would do a blue and red theme– very similar to the colors you used! I love all of the creative and unexpected elements. SUPER cute and inspirational!
Dandelion
June 11, 2011
Such cheerful and colorful room! I think the vintage accents — like the soda crates, the jewelry cabinet, and the white garden shelf — look absolutely charming and cute.
Woh
June 13, 2011
I LOVE your Crib and bedding! Such a great combination!
Tiffany DeLangie
June 14, 2011
I love this room! I am curious about painting the jenny lind. I’ve been so tempted to take on that project but have read some horror stories. Can you tell me how difficult it was and/or offer any tips or suggestions?! Thanks!!
nicolefaby
June 14, 2011
The crib was not too hard it took a few days and a lot of coats of paint! I used spray paint which made it pretty easy. Probably went through like 9 cans though! my advice would be to make sure you paint at different times of the day in different lighting to see where you missed. It would look done in the middle of the day but when the sun went down a bit I could see spots I missed!
nicolefaby
June 14, 2011
The crib was not too hard it took a few days and a lot of coats of paint! I used spray paint which made it pretty easy. Probably went through like 9 cans though! my advice would be to make sure you paint at different times of the day in different lighting to see where you missed. It would look done in the middle of the day but when the sun went down a bit I could see spots I missed!
frogphoto10
June 15, 2011
one of my favs so far! i love the way you reused the coke case. the nursery is so bright and fresh with a special touch. great job!!!
bluebirdkisses
June 23, 2011
This nursery is beautiful! I love how all the items and colors all came together. Its whimsical yet fresh! Great job!
I own a baby inspiration blog, http://www.bluebirdkisses.com and would love to feature this in it to give other moms some great ideas of what they would maybe want to design for their own babies. Please let me know if that’s something you’d be interested in. My email is info@bluebirdkisses.com Thank you :)
kmcdaniel
June 25, 2011
Hi There! I LOVE this blue color that you painted the walls!!! Would you mind telling me what the color is…I think it would look great in my daughters nursery. Thank you in advance
charitylh
June 29, 2011
Love love LOVE this! Best one I’ve seen in a long time :)
The branch/swing/shelf idea is adorable – I might borrow it one day ;)
Can I suggest a different way to do your window treatment?? Gather it in the middle, a little below halfway down your window, and tie it with a ribbon or twine – you’ll let your natural light in and the fabric will gather nicely and look fuller :)
annabellesmomma
July 7, 2011
Hi Nicole! Where did you get your comfy recliner? It’s the perfect color for our nursery – I just love what you did with this room – it’s so beautiful! Going to hunt for the jewelry box from UO now…:) xo
nicolefaby
July 7, 2011
The chair is from babies r us about 4 years ago! It is very very comfy!!
heazzy
July 19, 2011
Love it! Absolutely gorgeous, happy, and fun. Lucky little girl :)
acdoughgirl
August 9, 2011
Hi! Maybe I missed it but where did you get your changing table? I have a crib like yours and it would match perfectly! Thanks
nicolefaby
August 9, 2011
Just google jenny lind changing table in white and you can find them a TON of places! Mine came from csn.com. but I see them at consignment shows ALL the time. Craigslist too! Good luck!
OK – I LOVE the swings as shelves. So smart. With all the amazing details its hard to even take it all in. BUT – I am just drawn to that great pink end table. It’s such a great little bright pink pop. I am going to be pintresting the tar out of this post. THANKS
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Awesome Nursery! I started clicking through it and realized you had one of my fabric wall art embroidery hoops with the yellow owl! So happy he made it in to your beautiful nursery. It is all so beautiful!
Thanks!
Kelli at Red Marionette
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amypeterson79@gmail.com
adorable! I love all the fun colors – you’ve done an excellent job of blending them all together and creating a space that feels like a collection of unique and well loved items. Bravo!
avalon
I love your play of colors, and your play of different elements and different styles. I especially love the swing shelves! I think they are quite unique. You really do have a talent for putting things together. All the details look cute and lovely.
lindsaybird
I love this! I was just sitting in my daughter’s nursery the other day and decided if I had another girl I would do a blue and red theme– very similar to the colors you used! I love all of the creative and unexpected elements. SUPER cute and inspirational!
Dandelion
Such cheerful and colorful room! I think the vintage accents — like the soda crates, the jewelry cabinet, and the white garden shelf — look absolutely charming and cute.
Woh
I LOVE your Crib and bedding! Such a great combination!
Tiffany DeLangie
I love this room! I am curious about painting the jenny lind. I’ve been so tempted to take on that project but have read some horror stories. Can you tell me how difficult it was and/or offer any tips or suggestions?! Thanks!!
nicolefaby
The crib was not too hard it took a few days and a lot of coats of paint! I used spray paint which made it pretty easy. Probably went through like 9 cans though! my advice would be to make sure you paint at different times of the day in different lighting to see where you missed. It would look done in the middle of the day but when the sun went down a bit I could see spots I missed!
nicolefaby
The crib was not too hard it took a few days and a lot of coats of paint! I used spray paint which made it pretty easy. Probably went through like 9 cans though! my advice would be to make sure you paint at different times of the day in different lighting to see where you missed. It would look done in the middle of the day but when the sun went down a bit I could see spots I missed!
frogphoto10
one of my favs so far! i love the way you reused the coke case. the nursery is so bright and fresh with a special touch. great job!!!
bluebirdkisses
This nursery is beautiful! I love how all the items and colors all came together. Its whimsical yet fresh! Great job!
I own a baby inspiration blog, http://www.bluebirdkisses.com and would love to feature this in it to give other moms some great ideas of what they would maybe want to design for their own babies. Please let me know if that’s something you’d be interested in. My email is info@bluebirdkisses.com Thank you :)
kmcdaniel
Hi There! I LOVE this blue color that you painted the walls!!! Would you mind telling me what the color is…I think it would look great in my daughters nursery. Thank you in advance
charitylh
Love love LOVE this! Best one I’ve seen in a long time :)
The branch/swing/shelf idea is adorable – I might borrow it one day ;)
Can I suggest a different way to do your window treatment?? Gather it in the middle, a little below halfway down your window, and tie it with a ribbon or twine – you’ll let your natural light in and the fabric will gather nicely and look fuller :)
annabellesmomma
Hi Nicole! Where did you get your comfy recliner? It’s the perfect color for our nursery – I just love what you did with this room – it’s so beautiful! Going to hunt for the jewelry box from UO now…:) xo
nicolefaby
The chair is from babies r us about 4 years ago! It is very very comfy!!
heazzy
Love it! Absolutely gorgeous, happy, and fun. Lucky little girl :)
acdoughgirl
Hi! Maybe I missed it but where did you get your changing table? I have a crib like yours and it would match perfectly! Thanks
nicolefaby
Just google jenny lind changing table in white and you can find them a TON of places! Mine came from csn.com. but I see them at consignment shows ALL the time. Craigslist too! Good luck!
brooke schaefer
OK – I LOVE the swings as shelves. So smart. With all the amazing details its hard to even take it all in. BUT – I am just drawn to that great pink end table. It’s such a great little bright pink pop. I am going to be pintresting the tar out of this post. THANKS
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Cjko
Love this nursery. The swing idea is sooo cute!
Kelli
Awesome Nursery! I started clicking through it and realized you had one of my fabric wall art embroidery hoops with the yellow owl! So happy he made it in to your beautiful nursery. It is all so beautiful!
Thanks!
Kelli at Red Marionette