This Neutral and super Elegant Twins Nursery was one of my favorites because clients don’t usually request rooms as opulent as this. The large damask print wallpaper and gold and ivory crib bedding were reminiscent of Old Hollywood and perfectly accented by the crystal accents in the lighting and dresser knobs.
A nursery for our first baby, Lyla, who came unexpectedly early, so friends and family pitched in with executing my ideas for the nursery after she arrived. It’s a mix of patterns (floral, ABC, elephant prints, lace) and colors (aqua, yellow, orange, pink) that somehow all match.
This is my first and highly anticipated nursery decor project. I loved researching every little detail for this project – and there are a lot. I knew I was having a wee little lad but didn’t want to go to blue or too dark. They are just babies for a short period of time so I went soft grey, yellow and a splash of turquoise.
My dear friends, who have struggled with infertility, are expecting their 1st child in October (a boy named Keller), and are moving out of town before the baby is due. Since I couldn’t throw them a shower I wanted to help celebrate this baby by throwing them a gender reveal party. After a yummy dinner the gender of the baby was revealed to the parents and guests by everyone biting into a cupcake that had either blue (boy) or yellow (girl) in the center.By the way….they are having a BOY!
Not big on themes but I love airplanes and all things old. When I found out I was having a boy I immediately knew I didn’t want to do blue (after having a father in the air force… I don’t like blue but am fond of planes!)
We wanted to provide a calm, but girly nursery for our little bundle of joy!
I wanted a nuetral baby room since we are not finding out the sex of “Baby P”. I wanted it to be warm, inviting, and cozy.
This is our daughter’s first “big girl” room. Her room is pretty small, but has great light and high ceilings. The lilac inspiration came from the first color she learned, purple. We chose to accent with a buttery yellow. I think we accomplished a super sweet toddler room while avoiding that “kiddie” feel. It’s classic and cheerful, and has an airy, roomy feeling even though it’s a small room in the corner of our house. And she loves it! The vertical stripes are easy with a lot of painters tape and the antique bed sits high giving her a princess feel. I hope Project Gallery readers like it, as we had so much fun putting it together.
A fun, colorful, eclectic space where our son can learn and play!
Pale walls, retro touches, antiques, and pops of red in our happy nursery