For our latest design reveal—a nursery for a little boy—we started with the tiny train wallpaper from ferm living that our client instantly fell in love with. It’s always been one of our favorite choices; it mixes a fun lively graphic with a slightly retro feel, and we just love the fun yellow passengers aboard …
Room Tours
You knocked it out of the park again! Great job everyone—the projects uploaded this week were bursting with creative energy and design talent. While we loved them all, it’s time to announce the four projects that topped our team’s favorite list. […]
Preparing a nursery for twins is tricky on many levels, and adding mixed genders creates yet another dimension to consider. Check out these examples from the gallery of sweet spaces perfect for a little girl and a little boy.
Today we’re showcasing creative uses of chalkboard paint in the nursery on Project Nursery’s YouTube Channel. […]
Everyone is obviously drawn to the bright, bold and beautiful colors of this nursery. Congratulations to Robin Hawkins for creating a nursery that involved some risk, in terms of colors and patterns, and yielded amazing rewards. The readers loved it, and it’s easy to see why it was voted the favorite project of the week. …
Safari is a classic nursery theme that I happily get requests for over and over. Gentle giraffes and adorable elephants are images many parents (and I!) love to see in children’s rooms. Traditionally, my work consists of carefully painted images complete with meticulous shading and detail, like my classic Safari landscape mural below. […]
Readers, what a fabulous week in the gallery! We are totally wowed by your design energy— the rooms and parties uploaded reflect great ideas and creative inspiration. Please take a look at the fine examples from these talented designers, and let us know which project you “like” most by Monday. […]
Rainy days don’t always mean gloom and doom; for children, they mean play-days in raincoats and galoshes, splashing and jumping in puddles. So why not bring some of that fun (minus the actual water) into the nursery? […]