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In anticipation of little lady’s arrival, we prepared a nursery that is bright, colorful and practical. The main goal was that the room could grow with our baby over the coming years.

momtocharlotte
momtocharlotte
married to the man I love & have THE most amazing little girl. Quit my marketing job to stay home with her & watch her grow into an amazing woman. I am visionary who brainstorms her way through life!

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    1. mjesse

      March 6, 2011

      Very, very cute! I’ve been in love with the Kate collection by Serena and Lily. I love how you mixed it with the argyle.

    2. carriemarcelo

      March 6, 2011

      stunning…you did such an amazing job!!!!

    3. The Paisley Palm

      March 10, 2011

      wow, this is gorgeous!!

    4. Recreate

      March 14, 2011

      I look at this room and I wonder how painstaking it was to paint the argyle wall.  :)  Great job on this room.  I love the different pieces you have and your choice of preppy.  Very unique room,  I must say.

    5. momtocharlotte

      March 15, 2011

      Thanks everyone for all your wonderful comments. And the argyle wall took much longer than the painter thought it would and he should have charged me much more for all the time he took. It took four days – the last three days he came back only for a few hours – but he had to do the left side and then let it dry and then the right side. and the argyle is pure perfection – not a mis-paint anywhere. Favorite part of the room. Thanks again everyone!

    6. dezigner07

      March 23, 2011

      I love pink and green! I did my baby’s room in the same colors…..as a child of the early 70’s, 80’s, I do love Argyle.  It is perfect!! You did a fine job…..

      Emerald’s Mom

    7. kfullernc

      June 28, 2011

      Do you think the argyle wall could be a DIY project?  My daughter also got saddled with the smaller of the 2 kids rooms in our house; did the argyle wall impact the feeling of space in your daughter’s room?  Fabulous inspiration!!

    8. MomtoCharlotte

      October 19, 2011

      kfullernc,
      to kfullernc- sorry for the late reply. Not sure the wall would be a good DIY project unless you have a lot of patience – my professional painter took at least 3-4 days to paint this and told me it was the most difficult wall he has every painted – even more difficult than the Yankee pinstrips he has painted before. As for the impact on the room – the room before it was a baby’s room was just white walls so I think the argyle walls added lots of warmth – I don’t think it made the room look smaller. And thank you for the compliment.t

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