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Baby R’s Sweet Little Nursery

I wanted to create a nursery fit for a sweet little baby but one that can transition into a little girl’s room in the future. I also knew that this room would be used by Grandma and other visitors who come by often to help with the baby, so I needed to include a bed in it. This meant I had to forgo a glider/ottoman, but somehow we manage without one. I had a good size room to work with but did not want to clutter it with all things “nursery.” I wanted to use soft colors, fabrics, furniture, and decor that would not only look adorable but be practical for everyday use.

Rowan’s Lil Man Cave

I wanted to create a room that didnt look like a baby’s room. My husband rides motorcycles and off road vehicles so I also wanted to incorporate his interests in the room as well. My first decision was the fabric for the bedding, grey and white chevron and orange. I love the grey wall color in nurseries so the wall color was decided long before we found out what we were having.I had a lot of fun decorating this room and searching for the perfect pieces.

Jackson’s Nursery

Jackson’s nursery. Doubles as a guest room for out of town guests. Currently we’re renting a two bedroom apartment while we shop for a house. Since we’re renting, I didn’t want to paint the walls just to paint it back in a year. I compensated with a few removable decals. Also,  because of the rental blinds, we were unable to add window treatments. Those two things I think would have really finished the room. But, I’m happy with it considering the limitations.