Owl

Jory loves both owls & moons so combining 2 of his fave things for his 2nd birthday theme seemed like a great idea.

We wanted to create a nursery that was modern, but classic. Playful, but soothing. Sweet for a baby, but fun for a little boy. We decided to use blue and gray as the base colors, with pops of orange. We originally envisioned the nursery as having a woodland theme, but it ended up a little bit woodland and a little bit spunky.

A perfect blend of purple and gray with a splash of yellow.  And of course, OWLS!!!!

Aubrey’s mom contacted Libby Lane Press to create a custom party printables and party decor collection for Aubrey’s 1st birthday bash. 

A woodland world of rustic repose.

When I first started looking for design inspiration I found OWLS! Once I picked out the bedding I designed the room to match it.

Our sweet baby boy had a lovingly handmade woodland birthday party.

We wanted to design a nursery for our soon to arrive little man, but did not want to go the traditional route.  We wanted colors and a design that can grow with him, yet still be relevant for an infant.

Sawyer’s nursery was a BIG challenge. His room was originally an office, 10×10 with 22 ft. ceilings, pocket doors, and no windows nor a closet. My 2 biggest obstacles were creating storage space and breaking up the wall space, vertically. We created a warm, neutral nursery with different accents instead of creating a theme. I did a lot of the projects myself, and found inspiration from this website. 

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

This room which used to be the guest bedroom in our house had to be transformed to a bedroom for my 2 year old son on a slim to none budget. I had just given birth to my daughter and needed to put her in my son’s crib and so decided to create this room. Limited time and resources made that this room was furnished and decorated within 2 weeks.

Since I’m going to be a single mom, I decided it was best to live with my parents at their house.  They were nice enough to let me have a room in the house to create a nursery in.  Somehow almost everything in the nursery turned into a DIY project and my mom and I have been working for the last several months to get everything together.  She’s very creative and talented at sewing and has helped bring out my crafty side as well! Designing the nursery has been an experience I will always treasure because it truly brought my mom and I closer. :)

Thomas’s Nursery!  We are blessed to have a large room to use for a nursery.  It was intimidating at first, but it filled up quickly!

Neutral Woodland Wonders

These parents found out they were having a girl but didn’t want pink or anything too frilly. We came up with the grey and yellow scheme and found so many great accessories!

This nursery was created for my daughter, Ella.  I knew I wanted to work with a yellow and gray color scheme and then add in touches of pink.  The room is very small and though I had a lots of ideas, I tried not to clutter it up but keep it simple and add lots of homemade touches to treasure along with some modern items that she can grow up with and aren’t so ‘baby.’

This was my first child’s baby shower. My son Kellen who is now 4 months old. My beautiful sister was the host of the shower and was so imperative and having amazing and creative ideas.   We wanted to have a shower without all of the typical cheesy baby boy decor. So we chose more modern themes and ideas. Such as the candy bar!

I created an aqua and orange nursery for our baby boy, Phoenix, using modern furniture and animal decor. I can’t get enough of the owl theme, so I included a lot of owls, but tried to tone it down for my hubby. Although I wish I was, I am not a do it yourselfer; instead I scoured the internet to find what I wanted. Some tidbits: I fell in love with the two tone furniture. The french and english bulldog artwork look exactly like our dogs, He-man and She-ra. The Phoenix decal above the dresser was my hubby’s addition to the room. You can’t see it well, but the print above the bookshelf is of San Francisco, which is close to where my husband and I lived when we first met. I copied the P in the orange frame from another project nursery profile, Vera’s nursery, where she had it in yellow. Oh, and that glider is expensive, but it’s the most comfortable one on the planet and it’s cute.

A corner shared with our bedroom, becomes a lovely nursery space for our first princess Quorra…