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Caleb’s Neutral Nursery: Calming Feel with Pops of Colors

Description

Caleb's neutral nursery has a calming feel with pops of bright colors. Fully functional and decorated with pieces that will easily grow with our little guy- this room is simple, fun, and comfortable!

Design Inspiration

The inspiration for this room was a desire for a neutral setting with bright colors. It was loosely designed around a special print from TheWheatfield shop {etsy}.

Decorating Style

Simple, practical, budget-friendly, and fun!

Project Details

A stenciled wall adds a lot of character and pop for little money! We decided to keep the walls neutral colors- it made the room clean and calming and a perfect backdrop for colorful accessories. We decorated this room on a budget! Painting and repurposing budget-friendly pieces we already had was key. We updated pallets, spice racks, an end table, and an old mirror to bring color into the room! Caleb's nursery is a small room and we wanted to create space where ever we could. Removing the cheap bi-fold door on a small closet makes this small room seem bigger and opens up more storage space. See more details and information on the blog! Wall Stencil: Royal Design Studio Crib and Dresser: IKEA Colorful Dresser Knobs: Anthropologie and Hobby Lobby Crib Sheet: Parker & Posie on Etsy Rug: Loloi Recliner: BuyBuyBaby Caleb Quilt: DIY using this pattern Wall Prints: TheWheatfield on Etsy Frames: IKEA Storage Baskets: Target Closet Dividers: Gift Bookshelves: IKEA Pallet Rack: Made with my mama Place You'll Go Print: Pen & Paint on Etsy Mirror: Really old and painted from Hobby Lobby Diaper Pail: Ubbi Toy Basket: West Elm Lamp: Target Side Table: $5 yard sale find! Newborn Photos: Sara Ackermann Photography

Favorite Items

My favorite item in this nursery is the repurposed pallet. My mom and I took a small pallet and turned it into the perfect nursery-sized coat rack! It serves as a shelf for photos and toys, as well as a place to store hats, coates, and toys!

Advice

If you love color, but still want a calm neutral- stick with neutral walls and use accessories as the chance to bring color in. This makes the room fun and perfect for a kid, but still functional and one that will seamlessly transition as your child grows! Keep the big pieces {wall colors, furniture} neutral and have fun with the smaller details {prints, frames, bedding}.