When I found out I was pregnant, one of the first things I did was start dreaming about the nursery. I had an idea of what we wanted if it was a girl and a different idea for a boy. Well when our ultrasound came up, we could not tell if the babe was a boy or girl…but I was just dying to get started. I took my two ideas and smooshed them together…ending up with our turquoise, orange, and yellow color scheme. We found out later it was a boy, so I began adding in cute little guy elements.

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    1. Doublemint

      June 23, 2011

      I really like your turquoise and orange.  Where is everyone getting the elephant hamper?

       

    2. leimchugh

      June 24, 2011

      http://www.homedecorators.com/detail.php?parentid=46892&aid=froogle&CAWELAID=87072988

      I ordered the smallest size and it is plenty big enough :)  (It was my splurge item.)

    3. bluebirdkisses

      June 24, 2011

      You did such an amazing job!!  I love so many things, but the mobile is by far my favorite!  Your baby will love it! 

      I own a baby inspiration blog, http://www.bluebirdkisses.com and would love to feature this in it to give other moms some great ideas of what they would maybe want to design for their own babies.  Please let me know if that’s something you’d be interested in.  My email is info@bluebirdkisses.com Thank you :)
       

    4. Crazyjoy

      June 25, 2011

      I love this room!  I am working on a gender neutral nursery along the same color lines, for our baby due at the end of Aug.   You did a beautiful job and I love that it didn’t cost you a lot! I have a couple questions if you don’t mind sharing…where did you get the crib sheet and the fabric on the boppy?  And what color is the paint?  Thanks!

    5. leimchugh

      June 28, 2011

      Thank you!  Sorry it took so long to respond.  I was trying to figure out the paint shades  we used :)

      Shades were valspar from Lowes (although mixed into Olympic paint) Turquoise= sea wave, Grey= I am unsure…I beleive it was the grey on the same swatch card one shade darker than seashell grey.

      Crib sheet was made by a friend with fabric from JoAnn Fabrics.  (I could not find sheets I liked anywhere that didn’t cost a ton.)

      Boppy cover:  Called “Letterset.”  Bought on Amazon.

      Good luck on your nursery!

       

    6. leimchugh

      June 28, 2011

      Thank you!  Sorry it took so long to respond.  I was trying to figure out the paint shades  we used :)

      Shades were valspar from Lowes (although mixed into Olympic paint) Turquoise= sea wave, Grey= I am unsure…I beleive it was the grey on the same swatch card one shade darker than seashell grey.

      Crib sheet was made by a friend with fabric from JoAnn Fabrics.  (I could not find sheets I liked anywhere that didn’t cost a ton.)

      Boppy cover:  Called “Letterset.”  Bought on Amazon.

      Good luck on your nursery!

       

    7. Ellefreya

      June 29, 2011

      Hi there, I love this! It has inspired us a lot for our little boys nursery.

      With the mobile what did you use for the circles? Is it just cardboard?

      Is this an Ikea cot?

    8. Neo-Organized Spaces

      June 30, 2011

      Really love this!

    9. leimchugh

      June 30, 2011

      The circles were made from cardstock, two pieces taped/glued together with string in the middle.  I bought a “circle puncher” to punch the holes!

      And yes the crib is IKEA :)

    10. 2bella4u

      July 19, 2011

      love love love using this as my inspiration!

    11. artsy_eyez

      July 23, 2011

      wow!  I love this color palette!  We are keeping gender a surprise so I’ve been researching more gender neutral, but vivid inspirations for a nursery!  I consider this pretty gender neutral…that blue, eventhough it’s blue could really go either way…boy or girl.  Well done! 

    12. cjfnursery

      September 13, 2011

      Wonderful Job!!! Love this room!! Where did you find the patterns for your framed pictures on the shelves above the chair?? Thanks!

    13. Amanda

      September 13, 2011

      I LOVE the shelf! ive been looking for something similar! where did you get it?

    14. Anna

      October 29, 2011

      This room is gorgeous. Very well done mama!

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    16. Sarah

      November 26, 2011

      Adorable room! Where did you get the diaper and wipes holders?

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    18. Ashley

      January 7, 2012

      I love this nursery! I am currently working on an elephant/giraffe themed room using orange, yellow, and brown with touches of green for our son arriving in April. Where did you get the small bins hanging above the changing table? I really like them…we are cloth diapering and they would be perfect for some cloth wipes.

    19. Marcelle

      January 26, 2012

      Where did you get that shelf? It’s great!

    20. Lisa

      January 29, 2012

      What a great room! Where did you get the Jesus loves me print?

    21. Erika

      April 27, 2012

      I LOVE this nursery! Where did you get the turquoise fan? Very beautifully done :)

    22. Wendy

      April 29, 2012

      I love the colorful letter fabric used on your boppy pillow, where did you get it?

    23. melissa

      October 28, 2012

      Love the room! Where did you get the bins for the diapers and wipes? So cute!

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