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    I wanted a nursery that was gender neutral since we were not going to find out the sex of our baby. I also wanted it to be able to grow with our child and be able to service not only our first baby but possibly future children.

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      1. Sabrina-PN

        September 26, 2012

        you took chevron to a whole new level by layering these bold, vibrant colors– it’s awesome!

      2. Sabrina-PN

        September 28, 2012

        and congratulations on officially now being one of our favorite projects of the week!

      3. Florence Amber

        September 29, 2012

        Yeah, Sabrina’s right. I am starting to get really tired of Chevron now, but your take on it was unique by not settling on just one or two colors.

      4. courtney

        September 29, 2012

        adorable! love it all!

      5. Lauren

        September 30, 2012

        PLEASE tell me where you got the pendant light? Love the room!

      6. Rae)ycle

        October 2, 2012

        I so admire you and you husband the joy of learning the baby’s sex on delivery time . There was not a choice when our children were born..it was so exciting! “It”s a boy” both times.
        The room will take the child through several years.the bed could be replaced with bunk beds that include a desk and dresser. My grandson has that..works well.

      7. Bianca

        October 28, 2012

        so gorgeous!!

      8. JenR

        January 2, 2013

        Beautiful all around! Love the framed artwork above the dresser/changer. Can you advise where to find them?

      9. Sarah

        May 12, 2013

        Amazing room! I just bought Land of Nod bedding too. Where did you get your ceiling lamp shade?

      10. Sharlan

        July 24, 2013

        Where did you get the penguin material??

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