I wanted my baby shower to be loads of fun for all my girlfriends, so that meant tonnes of fun games and delicious cocktails (and virgin punch for me)! I am a lover of all things 1950’s vintage, so the babyshower was retro themed to compliment my style.
A gender neutral upcycled nursery in duckegg blue.
A simple pink, gray and gold nursery for our little Ada.
Lennyn’s girly gold nursery is a sweet soft space accented with gold antique and chic details. Burlap, Lace & Gold, oh my!
We are preparing this pink, mint and grey nursery for our baby girl, due in October. I wanted to create a special room that felt peaceful and beautiful. I love soft, pastel colors and wanted to give her a space she could grow into. I decided early on that I would not have a “theme”, but rather a color scheme and overarching ideas of what I wanted the room to feel like. Within the light gray walls you’ll find different shades of pink and mint with gold accents running throughout.
Boys & cars go hand in hand. When designing for a 4 year old boy, we didn’t have to look far for a creative theme when transforming this space into a cool & contemporary junior room. From a chain-link lamp, a headlight pendant, and your classic black and white racing pattern, there was no shortage of details for the littlest of car lovers.
My husband and I are having our first baby in October. We just moved into a new house, giving us a blank canvas on which to build the perfect nursery for our new baby girl, Charlotte Cecile.
We wanted a calm, soft space with some old and new elements mixed in. The room features some vintage blankets, hints of metallics, retro starburst mirrors, and lots of fluffy white and sheepskin!
I wanted something that blended with the rest of my style but would also grow with a little boy for several years.
When we moved into a new home recently it was the perfect opportunity to trade in our daughter’s nursery for a “big girl room”. I wanted a cheerful and bold space for our colorful girl, but I also love fresh, bright rooms, so decided to go with a white backdrop and add happy punches of pink, turquoise and yellow. This room just makes me happy every time I walk by, and I love how it reflects the fun personality of our little girl.
Sophisticated Harry Potter inspired baby nursery for gender neutral nurseries
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.
A dreamy vintage white nursery was my hope for our third baby. I knew I wanted to use special keepsake items from both my childhood and my husband’s no matter the sex of the baby. A grey and white color combination was the perfect base in creating the calm atmosphere I craved. This being our third child I wanted a serene place for the two of us to connect and enjoy — away from the hustle and bustle of a house full of giggles and two-year old temper tantrums. I wanted to keep the nursery simple yet full of special personal details.
Our little girl was turning two and we wanted to do a really special, girlie and pink tea party to celebrate her second birthday. Thus, Tea for Two was born!
A vintage circus nursery for our sweet baby boy! While the nursery is mostly gender neutral, I brought more blues, greens, and greys into the decor. The vintage circus decor brings some color, fun, and character to the room. All of the different patterns are eye-catching as well. I smile every time I’m in that unique and beautiful room!
This vintage-inspired nursery blends modern and antique elements to create a girly space without feeling too babyish or twee.
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.
I wanted to create a feminine, soft, colorful, and classic space for my little girl and I to enjoy. My hope is that it can be a room she will enjoy growing into as she becomes a young lady. I work as an interior designer and architect – this has been my favorite project so far and one I am most proud of!
I decided to use an airplane/travel theme for my son’s second birthday party. I wanted to use a more vintage airplane style so I chose the color scheme of red, sky blue, and different shades of brown.
I was so excited when we found out we were having a girl and I knew I wanted a vintage nursery for her. Almost every thing in her nursery was a DIY project except for the Jenny Lind crib. The main colors I chose were coral and gray and I wanted little teal and gold accents.