Welcoming our second daughter meant another room with many DIY touches. We reused the crib and chair but they were each given new elements to make the space feel new and special. The room is about having just enough (the essentials) with a backdrop that can transition into a big girl room one day.
My youngest daughter Bristyn finally got her own room. I wanted something with neutral walls, pops of color and something that would grow with her in the years ahead.
A colorful DIY nursery design with love and a tight budget. It may not be the perfect nursery, but I put so much of myself in this project for my first baby. Probably why I love it so much…
As a crafty and budget conscious new mamma, I set out to create the most amazing, colorful and baby girl friendly nursery for my little Sienna.
I am not a super girly girl myself and wanted to avoid an overly pink baby room. I looked into color combinations that were a bit more contemporary yet still soft and sweet. Starting with my love of teal/aqua as a primary color, I connected with a light peach and grey. The room ended up with tan as well since we got a great deal on the glider. =)
A mature, neutral and clam baby boy nursery ready to grow with baby.
An eclectic nursery for our daughter, Decker Darling using an array of recycled or reconfigured items from various sources.
This nursery is for my daughter, London. I was excited to learn I was having a girl and so was my husband. His only concern was if everything had to be pink. I said no, and so I found a way to have the primary color be aqua and accessories pink and grey.
As an interior designer, I always dreamed of creating a nursery for my own children. I finally got the chance to do that last year when my husband and I were expecting our first baby, Sofia. We worked together on every aspect of the room. Now our daughter is 1 year old and the room is just as fresh, fun, and vibrant as when we first put it together. She loves it!
A gender neutral nursery that is nearly 100% DIY!
I wanted the room to be peaceful and warm, yet with sections of vibrant colors to create an aestically pleasing vision for my baby. I got many ideas from Project Nursery and Pinterest.
We made one of the wall stand out with colors in a chevron design. The shelves, the Disney pictures and the Penelope Bird Mobile were all DYI projects that added a personal touch to the room.
We wanted a nursery that we all would all love. We wanted a calm, relaxing and fun place that reflected our style and personalities.
Yellow and Gray Nursery designed for a baby girl. Both Modern and Feminine
I didn’t set out with any particular “theme” in mind for this room but once I decided to DIY that starry ceiling version of one of my favorite wallpapers, it all came together. From that one point of inspiration a loose celestial theme evolved – light and peaceful with touches of dark wood to warm things up and loads of different textures. You can see my original inspiration board for the room here.
A fun and modern mix of estate sale finds, DIY projects, and chic furnishings.
I didn’t want a real “themy” nursery and wanted something that would be able to grow with our first baby. I loved the idea of super bright, almost rainbow colors with a neutral base to complement them. The wealth of resources on Pinterest made it fun to put the room together, and we actually ended up spending half of what we budgeted for.
A bright & cheerful nursery for Boy/Girl Twins.
This is the nursery that I created for my son Emerson. Only a few items were purchased brand new; most were hand made by family and friends or refinished by me.
Teddy’s nursery took about 7 months to complete, which is unheard of for me, as I make decisions on the fly and want things done yesterday. Because we ordered a brand new line of furniture, there were some delays in getting it (on the manufacturer’s end)– add that to the several months that it took for me to decide what to do with his wall letters, and you arrive at the 7 month completion date for this nursery. In spite of how long it took, we are really happy with the result.
Woodland themed nursery filled with DIY projects and accents of pink, sage green, chocolate brown, and powder blue.
