Description
This room was once our den converted into a guest room. It was dark and cozy with red walls. It will still once in a while need to serve as a guest room, but it is now the nursery for our baby boy :) The problem with a den is that is has no closet, hence two dressers. It is still missing crown molding, but not sure if we can actually make it happen before the arrival :)
Design Inspiration
I browsed through so many different nurseries online and fell in love with yellow & grey combination. I then found the cutest bedding set with giraffes, which I adore, and that's how it all started... I later added a touch of orange to give it a little more color.
Decorating Style
It's a mix of traditional and contemporary.
Project Details
Bedding set - Target.com
Boppy & changing table covers - Etsy, Nursery Dreams
Yellow lamp - Target
Tall floor lamp - Ikea
Picture frames on dressers - Target
Pictures frames on walls - Ikea
Dream, Love, Play pictures - Etsy, Walfry
Giraffe pictures - Etsy, giraffesnstuff. They were actually elephants, but Yulia from giraffesnstuff was amazing in creating a custom set for us :)
Giraffe piggy bank - received as a gift - Macy's
Giraffe stuffed animal - Target
Giraffe wall art - Babies R Us
Chevron rug & curtains - Urbanoutfitters.com
Pom poms - DIY - here is how: http://www.potterybarnkids.com/design-studio/videos/paper_poms_by_sunshine.html
Baby furniture - DaVinci Kalani - purchased on simplybabyfurniture.com
Orange subway art picture - Marshall's find :)
Paint - Sherwin Williams
Favorite Items
The bedding - fell in love with it the minute I saw it.
The giraffe piggy bank.
Pictures from Etsy - so adorable!
Advice
Take your time to find the things you love and don't get many things just because they will match with the room. It's a big project and if you want it to be perfect it will take time... But will feel so good at the end!
Do you happen to have the name of the color on the walls available?
I like the uniform wooden furniture. But the cutest in this room are those giraffe heads in a frame above the crib.