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Baby W’s Sweet Space

I knew I wanted the nursery to be soothing, yet colorful and something that could easily transition to a more “grown up” space as as our baby matured.  It was important to me that I could incorporate some new pieces with inexpensive/vintage pieces so that the room had character (and didn’t break the bank!).  I was lucky to have the talented Lindsay Brummer come take pictures of the room http://www.lindsaybrummerphotography.com/!

Jackson’s Take on Contemporary

I’m obsessed with Navy and Gray. I knew how I wanted to do the pop wall, so I did that first, and then everything else just fell into place. I didn’t want the room to be too dark, so I made navy be a dominant color, but added the gray,  light blue and lime green pops of color to brighten the room. I was trying to make the room “sweet” but still boy.My ultimate goal was to keep the room fairly contemporary to still flow with the rest of our house.   

Baby Sawyer’s Owl Nursery

This room was once our spare bedroom that had beige carpet and beige walls. After trying for baby #1 since August of 2010, we found out we were finally pregnant this year near the end of February. I was so excited that I immediately put all our spare bedroom furniture up for sale on Craigslist. After clearing out the room, we took the money from the furniture and spent it on new baby furniture :)

Harper’s Birthday Party

I’m not sure I really had a “theme” for the party, but I decided on objects to use based on colors: pink, green, orange, purple and blue. Anything I liked went! Polka dots, butterflies, cupcakes, pom-poms! It turned out girlie with a bright, garden theme. All the parties on Project Nursery were a great inspiration! Especially the “Modern Garden” birthday party, and anything from Kim at the TomKat Studio! Submitted By : Lindsay Christensen