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Oh what fun! I am so glad to be here today sharing photos from my latest project, baby Victor’s nursery. The space feels so airy, but cozy. There is a beautiful texture wall made from wood and white 3D wall tiles. A little bit of green, some gray and a touch of red brings life to the space. The room is a continuation of the design style of my home. But here it has a whimsical feel. With lion and horse figures, animal art prints, and a fox decal, this nursery is a woodland heaven.
Trendy Peas
Patchi Cancado is the creative director and co-founder of Trendy Peas—an online boutique focusing on home goods for little ones and their grown up versions. She lives in Virginia with her husband and three kids. When she is not spending time with her family, she is in her studio designing her next home good.
Comments
sgc
coolest nursery i’ve seen yet! love love love it! the 3d wall tiles and the wood are amazing.
Belle Humphreys
So beautiful! I absolutely love everything you did with it, especially the walls and those cool frames!
Renee
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE what you did with this room! Gorgeous!!!!
Lulubean
Stunning! The mixed textures on the wall and your use of accessories is perfection.
Beth_PN
I’m so jealous of all those sharon montrose animal prints. Love them!
Tonya D. Ware
Could you tell me where I can purchase the wood animals (the lion and giraffe pictured)
Thanks!
Patchi (Trendy Peas)
Thank you so much for all the kind words. It was a lot of fun putting this room together for my baby.
Patchi (Trendy Peas)
Those I got from Pier 1 Import. I was there browsing for something for my living room when I encountered the darling animals. I knew I had to use them in the nursery.
Angela
Where did you find the bedding? This is what I have been looking for!
angela
Where did you find your bedding, I love it!
Terri
Love the concept and look of your changing table/desk. I would love to have my husband make something like that for our babies room. (You did make that right?) Is that a full free-standing wood table or just an “L” shape resting on the dresser? Any tips on how to construct that?