Vote: April Room Finalists

Spring has sprung! The flowers are blooming, the air is warmer, and our gallery is buzzing with amazing projects. We are always impressed with what we see on a day-to-day basis, so we’re thrilled to share with you our six favorite finalists for April. These rooms exemplify great style, each in their own special way, and would inspire anyone to start planning their own projects. Please vote and let us know which one is your favorite, so we can send the winner a $50 Visa gift certificate, courtesy of Project Nursery. 

Gray Boy's Nursery with Chalkboard WallAdler’s Room by landscaped1
Rebecca, of Project Nursery, says, “This room is clean, simple and modern. I love the idea of using a chalkboard to be able to change the message and words of love written over the crib.”
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Girl's Floral NurseryMaris’ Pad by meaganconner
Kristin, of Project Nursery, says, “I love that all the pieces and accents perfectly appointed in this small space. The room is a great mix of traditional style such as those beautiful floral curtains with modern touches like the paper lantern. Gorgeous!”
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Vintage White and Pink Girl's NurseryVintage-Inspired Classic Soft Pink Nursery by Sara
Pam, of Project Nursery, says, “Everything about this DIY room is soft, lovely and so feminine. The use of light pink accents against white, along with the wall art and so many other special touches, all give it a perfect vintage touch.”
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Black and White Nursery with Plaid WallpaperBaby Topp’s Nursery by lindsh100
Melisa, of Project Nursery, says, “A trend we’re seeing in the gallery these days is using a great wallpaper as an accent wall in the nursery. I am a huge fan of plaid, and I love how this room combines a very hot style trend right now with a classic plaid paper. It’s fun and traditional at the same time.”
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Pink and Navy Preppy Girl's NurseryCharley’s Nursery by Lisa Roth
Sabrina, of Project Nursery, says, “Well as I’m a preppy girl, I just fell in love with the beautiful combination of pink and navy in this room. The balance of colors is perfectly incorporated through the great accents like the tissue poms, the monogrammed wall and the very cool pillows and ottoman.”
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Eclectic Gender-Neutral Gray NurseryBaylor Boone’s Gender Neutral Nursery by henandco
Beth, of Project Nursery, says, “I love the curated feel of this room. Each piece looks lovingly and carefully selected to fit the mood of this eclectic yet sophisticated nursery.”
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So now it’s up to you to tell us which room is your favorite! Vote below, and comment if you can because we’d love to hear why your pick got your vote. Voting ends on the 30th of this month at 11:55pm PDT, and the winners of best room and party will be revealed on May 1st! Winners will receive a $50 Visa gift card from Project Nursery. Good Luck!

Vote for your Favorite "Project of the Month:"

  • Baby Topp's Nursery (1%, 5 Votes)
  • Adler's Room (9%, 67 Votes)
  • Maris' Pad (9%, 67 Votes)
  • Vintage Inspired Classic Soft Pink Nursery (15%, 114 Votes)
  • Baylor Boone's Gender Neutral Nursery (31%, 231 Votes)
  • Charley's Nursery (36%, 267 Votes)

Total Voters: 751

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*Finalist selections are chosen at the discretion of the Project Nursery team with no bias to the experience or training of the project owner. You may only vote once in a 24-hour period.

Interested in participating next month? Finalists are revealed on the 3rd Monday of every month. Upload your own projects to our Project Gallery now. Also, don’t forget to vote for your favorite Party Project this month!

Sabrina

Sabrina

Sabrina is a mom of two girls, Dylan (7) and Charlotte (5), and an energetic toddler boy, Harrison (3). When she isn’t carpooling or cleaning up after the kids, she loves to entertain friends and family and enjoys nothing more than cooking with a glass of wine in hand.

Comments

  1. Nella Atkinson

    April 20, 2013

    I honestly thought I’m so over pink and that I’ve had enough of that color, but I still found myself voting for the Vintage Inspired Classic Soft Pink Nursery.

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