We wanted Amara’s nursery to reflect two of our favorite things: travel and reading. Almost every piece in the nursery came from our own travels and all of the books are books from mine, my husband’s, and my nephew’s childhood, making every part of this nursery especially meaningful.
At the same time, we wanted this nursery to transition with our daughter as she grows older so we converted the walk-in closet into a mini playroom that she can use as her own play nook when she’s older. We used neutral white fixtures and furniture so that she can decide on her own favorite color for her room as she gets older.
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Comments
Alison Mar
Wow, so many books! I love the book-lined shelves! I can’t get over that!
Deb
What is the color on the walls?
lisacng @ expandng.com
LOVE how whimsical the theme is and WHOA on that amazing book display using crown molding (?). Love the hanger for the mobile over the changing table. Very practical to keep that baby entertained.
Akila and Patrick
Thanks all! Deb, the color on the walls is Sherwin Williams Swimming.
Anita Kissée
I love the Paris mobile! Where or where did you find that? Thanks!
Anela
loooooove the wall of books!! How did your husband attach the shelves to the wall to make them appear like floating shelves?
Victoria
Wonderful nursery. What a great idea. What caught my eye was the child’s name, Amara. Such a beautiful and unique name. It also is my daughter’s name. :)
Michelle
What are the book shelves made of and how were they hung on the walls? They look fab!