This room was soo much fun to put together! It’s a pretty small space which was previously our guest room that we painted with horizontal stripes. I definitely loved how the stripes turned out so I wanted to keep it and just add the baby elements. I wanted bright and fun colors for my baby boy’s room so I decided to go with blues, green, grey and splashes of orange (a color the hubby actually likes)
This nursery is clean, calm and bright. I had fun using a mix of modern and vintage components to the room.
We started this large room from scratch and wanted it to be just perfect for our little one! We took our time, finding pieces and decor that meant something to us (with our tight budget in mind). There are still some blank walls and floor space that we’ll fill as Baby T. shows us his/her personality. For now, we hope Baby T. loves it as much as Mommy and Daddy do!
This is a nursery made to honor Gloria’s namesake: my grandmother. The blue, pink, and yellow theme looked FUN, calming, and perfect, just like my Tata.
This aqua and gray striped nursery with white furniture and vintage daybed is all set up for twins. Colorful throw pillows and bedding in turquoise, lime, white, and a little pink (for Ivy), some original artwork, a mini-chandelier, and nature inspired mobile bring this nursery to life. This turned into a group project where different members of our family were able to use their special talents whether it was carpentry, painting, sewing , or art and design.
Pink nursery with a butterfly theme.
When we moved into our house, my daughter’s room was deep purple on the top, and light lavender on the bottom with tons of flower decals and quotes on the walls. There was also dated white carpet, which we have unfortunately not replaced. So, we tried to make the best of it.
We started by boldly wallpapering one wall. It is an intense pattern, so we just went with one wall. Then we painted the walls the same color as the wallpaper background. Then, we just filled in with mostly white furniture and bold accents on the bed with pillows. It’s a bright room, and the lightness it has now is so cheery. My daughter’s favorite thing? Her desk! A $49 find at IKEA. It’s actually a bench, but we used it’s the perfect size for a 4 year old.
We wanted Kiara’s nursery to be a quiet retreat from our hectic city lives. We made use of the paint colors we already use in rest of our home for the mural and then focused on artwork to bring life to our little one’s space.
Instead of choosing one theme, we decided to fill Jonah’s room with a mix of our favorite things. We wanted a warm and cozy environment for our new little one, but also a room he could grow into.
I was looking to create a calming nursery that was girly but not in the traditional sense. As much fun as pink can be, I really wanted a room that was inspired by the outdoors.This room is very small ( 8×9 ) so I had to find furniture that wouldn’t overwhelm the room. The cib is actually a mini-crib.
Transitioned nursery from gender neutral room for firstborn son to gender neutral for second-born daughter.
I wanted to create a “birdie” themed room for Sadie using the CoCo Dot pottery barn kids bedding. We transformed this extra bedroom into a peaceful room with great pinks, bluish greens, and chocolate. The color of the walls make this room a unique little girl room!
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.
We just moved into our new apartment when we found out I was pregnant with our first. Loving design, I searched for inspiration on the Internet weeks before we knew if it was a boy or girl! As soon as we knew we we’re expecting a little guy, we started putting our ideas together and came up with a space that will grow with him and create great memories for years to come…
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Organic yet feminine musk pink bird and twig mobile.
Lavender, plum, aqua and olive nursery inspired by Joel Dewberry’s Aviary 2 fabric line with lots of help from Etsy artists
Our newest project: a crisp and clean navy, grey, and white nursery. Since kids’ toys have so much color in them already, we chose this neutral palette to let them shine. We also have to use this room as a guest room, so we found a way to accommodate a queen-sized sleeper sofa, which doubles as an excellent place to snuggle up with our boys.
This room has many personalized items, along with some items available at local retailers. I wanted to give my little one a room that was fun and whimsical, but that would also be a great place to grow, and I had a limited budget to work with. These photos were just taken with my iPhone, so the quality doesn’t really do the room justice, but you’ll get the idea. ;)
a yellow and aqua girl’s nursery, filled with handmade, DIY, and personalized touches