Description
After designing my daughter's nursery, I knew I wanted to create an equally fun and eclectic space for our son. Like before, this was a labor of love...From picking out the design elements to installing a stone wall! It's a mix of DIY and store bought. A little kingdom for our little prince :)
Design Inspiration
The theme in my head was all over the place, but I definitely had a vision. It included exploration, animals, study, royalty, travel, and plenty of whimsy. With a masculine touch. Make sense?
Decorating Style
Colorful, pattern, texture, lots of little details!
Project Details
- Airstone Wall - Lowe’s
- Antler Chandelier sprayed high gloss black - Home Depot
- Curtains and Rod - Lowe’s
- Animal Illustrations - Poor Dog Farm
- “Bebe” wall hanging - bought in France
- Furniture - Babies-R-Us
- Lamb Rocker - Pottery Barn Outlet
- Zebra Rug - Overstock.com
- Crib bedding - dwell studios sheets and hand made crib skirt
- “I want to go somewhere” print - The Sibling Shop
- Brother print - Jessica Swift
- Quote print - This Paper Ship
- Picture frames - World Market
- Keyhole print - The Sibling Shop
- Changing pad cover - Glenna Jean
- Eiffel tower lamp and diaper suitcase - Hobby Lobby
- High gloss mirror - Hobby Lobby
- Burlap animals - Garden Ridge (these were a GREAT deal!)
- Lamp and shade - World Market
- Iron Elephant - Irona Works
- Table top accessories- Hobby Lobby
- Zebra frame - World Market
- Dresser knobs - World Market (bought several kinds and mixed)
- Lamp and shade - World Market
- Night stand - Garden Ridge
- Glider and ottoman - Pottery Barn kids
- Birdcage print and frame - Pepper & Company
- Globe - Pier One
- Paris prints - from Paris this past winter!! :)
- Typewriter - World Market
- Wall Baskets for books - World Market
- Our wall color is called “Deep Sea Dive” from Sherwin Williams. The stone color is called “Spring Creek.”
Favorite Items
-Zebra rug
-Antler chandelier
-Illustrations above crib
-Wall color
-Stone wall
Advice
The airstone wall is a PROJECT, so just be ready to tackle it. It's easy, but time consuming.
If you don't like matchy-match crib bedding, create your own!I bought different kinds of sheets, pillows, a throw, and made the crib skirt.
Don't be afraid to mix pattern, colors, textures. Experiment even if it seems crazy! Be bold.
Add personal touches - family memorabilia, photos from travel, etc. This will make it even more special.
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Hi! Where did you get the stuffed animals that are in the crib? Cute!!
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This literally is the cutest thing i have ever seen. Hoping i have a boy just so i can re-create this! Adorable!
how did you hang things from the stone wall?
What color AirStone did you use?
Thanks, Sabrina!!
Yep! Not sure if they ever sold it in the real PB stores?
The elephant in the crib was a handmade gift from a friend – otherwise I would link :( It’s super cute! The burlap animals were SUCH a good find – and only $20. Amazing!
It’s also from World Market – but it was the last one I saw in store! Maybe online?
Thank you so much!!
The lamb rocker was listed under the project details — it was from the Pottery Barn Outlet.
this room is really eclectic and cool. love the stone wall– makes the room so interesting!
Love that rocking sheep! Where is it from?
Love this room & I just happened to stumble across it right as I am decorating my son’s big boy room which is somewhat jungle/travel themed. Wish I had a Garden Ridge near me because I love those burlap animals and do you remember where you got the stuffed elephant in the crib? Beautiful work!
Love this nursery .. Where is the London telephone booth frame from?
Ohmigosh I LOVE this! I love the stone wall treatment, and the gray. I love that you have color, but it’s subtle and not too “babyish”. This is a stunning room!