I focused on a modern nursery that would easily transition with Audrey as she grows. A baby’s room that wasn’t too “baby” or overly girlie. Her parents are young, cool, and hip…and that’s what I wanted to convey in the design. Baby Audrey did her best to let me know what she liked too–lots of swirls and lots of kicking.
A gender neutral, woodland themed baby nursery.
This nursery was truly a labor of love for our girls that we worked so hard to conceive. We may have been on a serious budget… but I wouldn’t have it any other way. All items are sentimental and meaningful, or pieces we poured our hearts into fixing up. We loved every minute of this journey. Total cost for EVERYTHING (all furniture, supplies, and decor!) totals out at $393.
Affording a nursery for 3 baby girls wouldn’t have been possible if I hadn’t started from scratch. Being able to pick out my own colors, patterns and design and have them all sewn together really made it original. All the crafts, pillows and drapes in the room are hand-made , painted-giving it just the personal touch I wanted for my girls. My sister in law sewed the bedding for me and did an amazing job. It’s definitely my dream nursery!
I created this room for my second son, Jude, and wanted a space that was both fun and sophisticated, and that would grow up with him. At the time of designing the room, we weren’t sure if our baby was a boy or girl, so something gender-neutral was necessary too. I didn’t want to go all matchy-matchy, and wanted to incorporate handmade and eco-friendly elements to the room. As a former art teacher/artist, I created many of the homemade touches myself, including the felted mobile, quilted wall hanging, and pillow. This room is now our favorite in the house!
a yellow and aqua girl’s nursery, filled with handmade, DIY, and personalized touches
A nursery decorated with love, handmade and cherished vintage accessories for our sweet little baby girl.
Using diy projects and fun finds, we designed a contemporary baby animal-themed nursery for our daughter, Liv. The nursery includes a made-over Jenny Lind Craigslist changing table, a modern glider revamp, handmade crib bedding, a fabric-lined bookcase, plenty of diy art, a fabric pennant in fun patterns, handmade fabric basket liners, striped walls and hand painted, life size baby animals (by artists in our family!). We love this room and hope that you do, too! PepperDesignBlog.com
I wanted to create a baby room that wasn’t too “babyish.” All decorations are handmade by me.
Chocolate chip cookies are my favorite food so my good friend through me a themed shower for the birth of my second son!
My cousin (who is like my sister) is having a baby! She is a wedding planner with great style so I knew it had to be special. We went for paisleys, florals and swirls and shied away from anything too “babyish” but pulled in fun stuff like vintage pink pacifiers and diaper details. I think it turned out pretty fun!
Handmade aqua and pink French nursery
A sock monkey themed first birthday party for our twins, Wesley and Andrew. http://www.doublethegiggles.com/2010/09/twins-first-birthday-party.html
A birthday celebration for my seven-year-old daughter, Jamila. I have been inspired by so many virtual images and ideas, but decided to recreate that all by myself. So everything, except the cake was homemade and handmade by me.
We wanted his first birthday to be so special and crafted by us, so we designed and glued and crafted till our hearts were content!
Pinwheel Modern Gender Neutral Nursery ==================================== With custom bedding to DIY frames, Pinwheels and PomPom clusters, this blue, yellow, green and gray modern nursery is perfect for this little boy.
This nursery is for my 3rd baby, gender unknown. We were on a tight budget so we got what we could for free or cheap, and I made some items. The brick wallpaper was already in the room, we originally purchased for around $30 from Walmart. The four woodland canvases were dollar store canvases painted with dollar store paint, and decorated with felt scrapbooking stickers (total cost approx $14) Crib bedding is Litto Kids, purchased from Amazon.com with Swag Bucks (so free, but regularly $270) Wall Decal was also from Amazon.com & purchased with Swag Bucks (so free, but regularly $54) Mobile is by Djecko, and was purchased from Dandelionkids.ca ($30) Crib was an Ikea handmedown, refinished & Distressed with baby spray paint for about $20 dresser/change area was found at the side of the road, boxes were from ikea for about $7 each (using to store clothes/diapers etc) Rocking chair/purple pillows/teddy are vintage/family heirlooms, blue pillow is Ikea ($10) Blue burnout fabric was from a discount store, approx $10 Framed scrapbooking paper ($1 paper/$5 frame from Ikea As-Is) Curtains were from another room, originally Walmart for around $20 I believe. Rocking horse is a handmedown from Baby L’s brothers :-) We still need to get the new light fixture, but it’s not in the budget just yet!
My first daughter’s room was a joy to create, I still love everything about it a year later, and am looking forward to making room in it for her baby sister!
Party for any age based on an Indian style Bollywood theme. Very colourful, full of fun and eye candy!
For our son’s nursery I wanted to create a fun, creative space that was warm and modern. I stumbled upon the wonderful bedding, fell in love, and the rest of the nursery took shape.