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I designed this eclectic room full of hot pink accents and colorful patterns for my daughter Stella after moving her out of her nursery into a ‘big girl room’ upon the arrival of her baby sister. The room is full of easy and inexpensive DIY projects, including several that showcase some of Stella’s own artwork! Find all the details here on my blog Design Improvised!
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Beth_PN
Thank you so much for sharing and including a room tour. Love all the DIY touches! What a special space for your daughter.
PN_Melisa
Your DIY (and room!) is so impressive. I am definitely going to copy your child’s art pennant banner in my own home. Just love it.
Kristin
Thanks for sharing your room! I love the bright and bold color combinations used in this room. Congrats on a design well-done!
Haeley Giambalvo
Thanks so much Project Nursery / Junior! I’m so glad you liked the room – I definitely had blast creating it for my daughter. Now I’m tackling my next project of a playroom for my two girls. I’ve got lots of fun ideas I’m toying with… I will be sure to share pics of the playroom when it is done!
Haeley Giambalvo
Thanks Melisa! I hope you make the bunting – it is super easy. Here is the tutorial on my blog if you are interested: http://www.designimprovised.com/2012/03/fun-way-to-transform-kids-art.html
megan lilmommie
lovely lovely lovely, i really want to know where you got the blue cushion, next to the rocking/glider chair? please and thank you!! :DD <3 God bless!
Haeley Giambalvo
Thanks so much Megan! I bought the blue pouf at World Market two summers ago – it was meant to be an outdoor poof. It would probably be hard to find now, but they sell a lot of similar fun patterned poufs on Etsy.
Katie Parrish
So cute! Where did the cubbies come from?
Haeley Giambalvo
Hi Katie! Sorry for the delayed response. I actually got the cubbies / storage unit from Craigslist. I think it was originally purchased at Dania Furniture here in Chicago