A pink and navy nursery for Eloise

Description

A chic nursery full of textures and patterns for our sweet girl.

Design Inspiration

I love pink and wanted any shade to go well in the room to contrast the strong navy.  I also love all kinds of textures and patterns so I wanted to incorporate that with a geometric wall stencil and fabrics with polka dots and floral motifs.  I found all kinds of things on etsy and at random places I shop.  I got a lot of inspiration from Project Nursery (the Anthropologie wall letter and Ikea book ledges seem to be in everyone's nursery now-a-days!...and rightfully so).  I hadn't seen a pink and navy nursery that I just loved so I pulled a lot of things together to make one that I did.  I made a lot of things in the room including the roman shade and cornice out of a panel from PBK, the tissue balls, and painted the canvases on the wall.  I think it turned out wonderful and my husband and I are really proud of all our hard work.

Decorating Style

I don't think I have a distinct style.  I get an idea in my head and I just run with it.  This time it started with a color scheme and went from there.  I find things everywhere from Goodwill to Pottery Barn Kids and try and make it all mesh together well.

Project Details

Crib and changing table:  Jenny Lind

Dresser:  Craigslist refinished by us

Bedding, baskets/liners, window panels, hamper, rug:  Pottery Barn Kids

Chandelier:  Pottery Barn Teen

Chair:  Best Chair

Ottoman, navy and pink baskets:  HomeGoods

Frames, book ledges, dog hooks:  Ikea

Flower pillow:  bedbuggs on etsy

Mobile:  dropsofcolor on etsy

Print above crib:  gracehesterdesigns on etsy

Mirror:  Goodwill

Favorite Items

The crib mobile thought up by my husband.  It's her "family" including myself, my husband, our two boxer girls, and baby Eloise in the middle.  

Advice

Just put things in that you like and don't be afraid that it won't go together.  You never know until you try!