I designed this nursery for sweet baby Quinn after her parents contacted me last summer for help creating the perfect space for their daughter. They were looking for something that would be fun and cool for a little girl, but not too “girly.” Using a screen printed My Morning Jacket concert poster as a starting point, we pulled together a fresh look that is almost as sweet as the baby girl who gets to sleep here!
Baby girl’s nursery.
This project was for my first born baby girl named Frankie. Not a traditional name for a little diva but we loved it and it fits her well. She is about 4 months and growing fast.
I really wanted Liam to have a fun room. I am a big fan of bright colors, and wanted to incorporate especially a lot of yellow and red. I love, love, love crafting, so there’s a lot in here that I just made/repurposed/designed myself. I didn’t really have a specific ‘budget’, just that I wanted to be as thrifty as possible here. (Having a baby gets expensive, after all! I wanted to make our dollars stretch!) By learning a few new skills–aka picking up sewing for the first time in my life, scouring Craigslist endlessly, thrifting, & shopping at discount stores (Ross, TJ Maxx, etc.) and Amazon, I was able to put this entire room together for under $500 It definitely took a lot more time/work than just buying all brand-new, fancy things, but to me it was a labor of love + it’s more unique and more my style.
We did not find out if we were having a boy or a girl and I had the hardest time finding any nurseries I liked. I wanted a room that went with our house and wasn’t the cliche yellow or sage gender neutral room.
I wanted something whimsical, eclectic, and colorful. I also wanted it to be a room that could grow with her. **It’s still a work in progress… my husband has to finish putting up her crown molding and we need to get new fixture plates**
This diy nursery is centered around a bird and owl theme, with a touch of some whimsical elements.
I designed a whimsical meadow theme nursery for my sweet new addition!
K’s nursery was pieced together with the intention of creating a fun, whimsical, “make me wanna smile” space to enjoy. My husband and I love to spend time in the nursery with our little man and we think (hope) he enjoys it as much as we do.
This is Lucy’s Whimsical Escape filled with both vintage and new things. Things from her father’s childhood and her mothers childhood.
My husband and I wanted a whimsical/animal themed nursery for our first baby. We love birds and are avid bird watchers. Our wedding was bird and nature themed. So when I found the Owl fabric on Fabric.com, I was in love and envisioned Rosalie’s nursery. The whole nursery was DIY, Project Nursery and Pinterest inspired. I wanted it to be personal and not trendy but unique!
We love soft colors and all things vintage!
We live on a U.S. Naval Base in Japan. Since we rent our home, the walls had to remain white, but I wanted the nursery/guest bedroom to feel very warm. It is a dual purpose room, so the decor needed to work for a sweet baby girl and for long term guests (people don’t come to Japan for just a weekend :).
We are expecting our first baby (girl) in April! I wanted a nursery that was modern yet simple that she could grow into over the years. We are thrilled with the finished project and can’t wait to welcome our baby girl into her happy nest!
My good friend Karrie moved way up north away from her friends not too long ago and started working on her 3rd child. She doesn’t have much of a support system up there, and was feeling a little blue that there wasn’t anyone to be excited with her about the new baby. We were thrilled when she decided to drop back down and visit! There had to be a “sprinkle” for her if no other reason to let her know how much she and the baby were loved. So it was entirely fitting that our event be all about “baby LOVE.”
A whimsical mixture of modern and classic that is suitable for a girl and easily adapted for any boys in our future.
I wanted a nursery that was pretty and comfortable but did not have any particular theme. The walls are a pretty shade of blue with pink accents for pop.
I have never worked so hard on a room! I spent hours searching online and in stores for all the perfect accents for my little Lucy’s room
A whimsical love bird theme that is airy and bright. Most everything in the room is DIY.
We had to start by purchasing the basics with gender neutrality in mind, but when we came home with Penelope, it was exciting to start adding in the details that would make the nursery perfect for a little girl.