Meet Audra, the DIY enthusiast behind the blog The Kurtz Corner. Audra chose to create a gender neutral nursery. She found that choosing colors that don’t exclusively identify with either gender like yellows, whites, oranges, greens, browns, grays, etc. is the best way to go. After painting the wall several colors, she painted the Ikat Zig Zag Stencil from Cutting Edge Stencils.
Tricia is a creative mama and the fabulous DIYer behind the blog Suburban Bitches. Tricia’s little girl, Alice, was ready for a room makeover so she scoured the web for inspiration before landing on her blush and gold vision. First she painted the walls a pretty shade of blush pink using Sherwin Williams’s White Dogwood. Then she painted the bed frame, purchased new bedding, and added some sophisticated accessories like the lamp. Tricia felt the room needed pattern to bring it to life so she decided to stencil an accent wall. Tricia and her daughter fell in love with our Little Diamonds Allover Stencil, a whimsical diamond shaped pattern. She used painter’s tape to hold the stencil in place and a dense foam roller to paint the pattern in a sparkly gold hue. Here is her newly stenciled tween girl bedroom.
Karen is the proud mama and creative DIYer behind the blog A House Full of Sunshine. As a happy mom of two little boys she was tickled pink to be expecting a little girl. Karen craved some pink so the first thing she did was paint the accent wall a pretty powder pink. She also knew that she wanted big white polka dots so she stenciled the Polka Dot Allover pattern.
This project was completed by Erin, the creative mama and DIYer behind the blog Suburban Bitches. Erin’s daughter was getting older and as she grew, she also needed her room to grow with her.
This is our nursery for our baby girl Quincy who is due on November 30th.
We live in an area in which the houses were built in the 1920’s and each house is different. We didn’t mind the small size of Ava’s nursery, but needed to think strategically about purchasing only the pieces that were required, making sure everything could fit. We couldn’t be more pleased with the result.
