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An economical ($1000!) nursery for our new baby Jude! Inspired by vintage, antique pieces that were spruced up, bold textures/patterns, and a taste of a winter woodland theme, this nursery was done on a budget and many of the projects were created by us. Accessories, furniture recovering, fabric choices, wall hangings, etc. were DIY and very cheap!

Ginny
Ginny
Hi! I'm Ginny and I'm 32 years old. I have been married for 11 years and have three little ones :) I LOVE to decorate...its a hobby and my creative outlet! I'm a full-time stay-at-home mom and own my own boutique consignment sale, am a magical vacation planner, and homeschool teacher. I'm a busy woman! I love Disney World and New York City and dream of visiting London one day. I love the zoo, creating things, and bargain hunting. I love antique stores, consignment sales, and yard sales. :) I am a Christian and I am blessed!

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    1. shabbygirl007

      June 1, 2011

      Amazing !!!!! what a gorgeous room, makes me want to redo my baby girls room,  i voted 5 stars for you : )

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    2. lahnaw

      June 1, 2011

      I love, love, love this room!!!

      Love the unusual colors and all the details!!!

      Great work! :)

    3. KelleJoya

      June 2, 2011

      This surely doesn’t look like a nursery done on a budget! It’s very rich in textures and the colors are warm. The prints look so luxurious, too. You have really outdone yourself.

    4. wenbow

      June 5, 2011

      Great unique room.  Love the mural and nature accessories.  Beautiful job!

    5. Ysczabel

      June 6, 2011

      This room looks really expensive. It looks really interesting. You used really beautiful prints or patterns that do not clash with each other. Your details are amazing. I love the use of antiques and the fact that a lot of stuff here are DIY. Beautiful, beautiful room. And I like that it’s not babyish.

    6. amypeterson79@gmail.com

      June 7, 2011

      This is the coolest nursery I have ever seen – you are going to have one stylish baby.  I love the unique color scheme and vintage feel – your fabrics are so cool too.  You’ve pulled this space together perfectly!  This is an awesome room for a baby yet as an adult I would also love to live in it!  And bravo on doing it all on a budget – that makes it all the more impressive, I agree with one of the other comments that it looks expensive.  Great job – five stars from me!  

    7. cntbplyd

      June 7, 2011

      I love this room!!! I have done the same thing Really and I love the light that you have. I was wondering where you purchased it? 

    8. parsons

      June 7, 2011

      do you mind telling me where you got your light fixture?

      I would LOVE something like this for my daughter’s room (due next month) we have a similar aesthetic for her room, just a more girly color combination.

      thanks in advance!!!

    9. parsons

      June 7, 2011

      do you mind telling me where you got your light fixture?

      I would LOVE something like this for my daughter’s room (due next month) we have a similar aesthetic for her room, just a more girly color combination.

      thanks in advance!!!

    10. Tiffany DeLangie

      June 28, 2011

      This just might be the BEST nursery on a budget I’ve come across!! It’s much more difficult to plan a chic nursery on a budget and you definitely nailed it.  LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it!

    11. staceymdalton

      July 6, 2011

      Love love love the baby’s room! My favorite is the Framed name! So cute and a great DIY project!

    12. Pinkcashmere75

      July 14, 2011

      ADORABLE!!! Love this!!!

    13. jillycolby1

      July 17, 2011

      Wonderful nursery!!! I wold love to know what seller on Etsy made this set for you…it is beautiful.

    14. chumlyumly

      July 26, 2011

      This is one of the best nurseries I’ve seen yet. I love how you combined the textures and patterns, and the color scheme is just perfect. Way to go with including natural, organic elements without having it look like you were trying too hard! And the amount of DIY is inspiring. 5 stars all the way.

    15. OkDesignerMom

      July 27, 2011

      Seriously….WOW!  Blown away.  Great job.  :)  Looks like it cost 5x what you spent and all around cute.  

    16. Jamie

      August 21, 2011

      gorgeous room!! love the vintage feel. do you mind sharing who the seller was on Etsy that sewed your crib bedding?

    17. Amanda

      September 21, 2011

      i love everything about the color combos. would you mind telling me what exact colors you used on the walls? it’s kind of hard to tell what the goldy brown color is. thanks for posting.

    18. Jessi Ash

      September 26, 2011

      LOVE this!!!!!

    19. Anna

      October 30, 2011

      This room is insane (i.e. GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) It is hands down one of the most gorgeous rooms I’ve ever seen and I nearly collapsed when I saw that it was done on a budget of $1000!! You should have heard me telling my husband how expensive this room must be when i was looking at the pics. LOL!!! Crazy! You are beyond talented. Great work! A+++++++++

    20. mizznawti22

      December 18, 2011

      I am in love with this room!

    21. Jen

      December 30, 2011

      Were the tree branches hand painted or is a decal? Love them!!

    22. Anna

      February 21, 2012

      I love this whole nursery! Wow! I also would like to know about the tree branches–did you hand paint them or is it a decal? I am going to do something similar in my son’s nursery and love the simplicity of them. Thanks!

    23. Ginny

      February 28, 2012

      Thanks so much! They are decals :) NouWall on etsy.

    24. Meghan

      August 7, 2012

      Can I ask where you found the crib at for $99? And did you paint it yourself? I am thinking of doing the same as the only cribs I see are white or brown color.

    25. Casey

      February 8, 2013

      This nursery is so incredible! You are so talented! Could you please provide a detailed list of the paint colors that you used and any items that could still be purchased online? I would love to build upon your inspiration, but don’t want to get it all wrong. Please help! :)

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