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Zoe’s Cheerful Monster Nursery


				

  • SharoniNoni

    Lovely room. The colours work great together and the theme is very cute! Wonderful job!

  • C.Jackson

    The room you have created is beautiful. It is so cheerful and bright! Where did you find the fabric for the window treatments?

  • Hannah

    It’s beautiful! I love bright happy nurseries and the monster theme is cute. I am aslo very interested in knowing what the fabric for the curtains is?

  • Frauline Melfi

    I love your fun and funky colors and your playful use of various patterns. Your monster mobile is just adorable, too.

  • kateandgracie

    This is fabulous! I love the colors.

  • Ceilidh Gray

    Whats the information for the crib (brand and style)? I love it! The whole room is just gorgeous, great job!

  • http://www.andreaparadowski.com Andrea

    C.Jackson,

    The fabric for the window treatments was found on spoonflower.com

  • http://www.andreaparadowski.com Andrea

    Hannah,

    I found the fabric on spoonflower.com. HIGHLY recommend this site. So many cute fabrics out there! :)

  • http://www.andreaparadowski.com Andrea

    Ceilidh Gray,

    The crib is: Sorelle Commuter Convertible Crib – White

    It was $309 from Babies R Us. We love it!

  • Hannah

    Thanks Andrea. Crazy site!

    I think this is the fabric for those interested
    http://www.spoonflower.com/fabric/722448

  • Amy G

    Love the nursery Andrea!! Beautiful and colorful and FUN!

  • Amanda N

    This is gorgeous!

  • http://unstoppablemrskinne.blogspot.com/ Mrs. Kinne

    Such a beautiful and creative nursery!

  • Patricia H

    This is a gorgeous room!!! What’s the name of the gray color on the walls???

  • http://www.inktreepress.com Erin Rippy

    How inspiring! The colors are GORGEOUS! Fresh and unexpected, lovely fun textures. Great space! I especially love the fabrics, and the orange painted side table.

  • curltess

    what a fun and inspiring nursery. i truly love the colors. what is the name of the fabric used for curtains?