Pam and Melisa at Lucky Kids

Don’t forget to go back to Lucky Kids today to check out the last in a series of posts that Pam and Melisa wrote featuring awesome ideas for nursery design. Topics include: black-and-white nurseries, all-white nurseries (would you dare?), decorating for your globetrotter, British invasion and classic nurseries.

Global Room by mbmorris9

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Berna
November 18, 2011
Love the Black and White! It allows you to add color easily.
Amber
November 19, 2011
A white nursery would be simply divine. But you know babies and kids. Just how long can you keep it really white?

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