Shabby Chic

I wanted something that blended with the rest of my style but would also grow with a little boy for several years.

We added DIY wainscoting to give a cottage feel. We went with a gender neutral pallet before we knew the sex of the baby. The walls are painted moonshine by Benjamin Moore.

Very girly, cute, and pink baby girl nursery!

Just enough pink for a princess :)

I’m so excited to share this sweet aqua and lavender baby shower I recently coordinated. My girlfriend who hosted the shower came up with the sweetest vision and it was so much fun bringing it all to life! Her house is absolutely gorgeous and complimented the theme perfectly. Im still swooning over all of the touches of burlap, lace and pearls.
 

A shabby chic, classic nursery for my little love made under a budget!

With the costs that come with a new baby, we couldn’t afford to go crazy with our nursery, but we still wanted something beautiful and feminine for our baby girl. Almost everything in the nursery was second hand or DIY, costing a total of around $500.

After finding out we were having a girl, I thought it would be a nice idea to surprise my wife with a room makeover. While she was at work on a Sunday, a friend of mine and I tackled this fun project. Within 6 hours, the room was complete.

A white, gold and pink dreamland for a little princess.

A teepee tent that can be used to read books, listen to music or to hide away with her friends.

A vintage inspired room that I painted, embellished, repurposed, or handmade almost everything you see.  The quilt, pillows, curtains & window seat cushion were all made by my fabulous mom.

Teenage girl’s bold and bright bedroom with teal and raspberry accents.

When I found out I was having a girl I knew what I wanted her room to look like. Neutral with splashes of peach and gold!

Creating the perfect, warm and cozy environment for our baby girl without breaking the bank!

A beautiful big girl bedroom that will grow with our daughter and make her feel like a princess!

My daughter, Ella Sophia’s nursery started out as a blank room and I wanted to transform it into a chic, yet glamorous, comfortable place. I used calm colors, such as pale pink and metallics, along with rose accents. At 22 months, we converted her crib into a bed and rearranged the furniture. We took away the glider and added a bookcase that was mine growing up.

This project was created by taking found objects as well as furniture that we already owned that needed a face lift.

Vintage, pretty, eclectic, and bohemian. That sums up this sweet little girl’s nursery. After having 2 boys, I was pretty excited to find out we were having a girl, and I was especially excited to decorate the nursery. This bedroom is a labor of love. We did everything ourselves, including painting, making some DIY wall decor & quilts, and hitting the thrift shops and discount stores. Found lots of great inspiration online and at local small shops and thrift stores.

This is the nursery for our first baby! It was so much fun to decorate and design for a girl because I am SO girly. We can’t wait for her arrival in April.

There was a LOT of love that went into each and every part of Kinzie’s nursery.  Let’s just say, we had some struggles trying to conceive…  This little girl changed our lives forever before she even made it into this world and I (we) wanted her to feel the LOVE around her.
From DIY projects (chandelier crystals, creating a special clothing wall display, etc) to adding elements and vintage pieces that gave me such special/happy childhood memories.