Description
We were over the moon when we found out this past summer we were having a girl for our second child! Our son's nursery is very preppy, with a nautical theme incorporating navy, yellow & red. My favorite color is navy, so my first instinct was to go with pink & navy for our daughter's room. However, the more things started to come together, I completely ditched the navy and went with full blown pink & white. I wanted to create a nursery that was very sweet, girly & shabby chic.
Design Inspiration
Our son's nursery has all dark furniture so I wanted to go a different route and have Kennedy's nursery filled with all white decor instead. Especially since the pieces I already had, a nightstand and dresser, were white (my bedroom set from when I was a little girl). Also, instead of using maternity photos throughout her room I added the detail photos from our wedding day (shoes, wedding dress etc) to make it 'princess like' & feminine.
Decorating Style
I would probably say my style is contemporary & traditional. I like things simple and believe that you don't have to spend a lot to have beautiful things in your home.
Project Details
Crib: Target
Changing Table: Target
Crib Sheet: Pottery Barn Kids
Crib Skirt: Target
All Baskets: Home Goods
Picture Frames: Home Goods
Curtains: Pottery Barn Kids
Rug: Pottery Barn Teen
Bookshelves: IKEA
Mirror: Home Goods
Glider & Ottoman: Walmart
Lamp: Home Goods (roses inside from Hobby Lobby)
Tassle Garland: Etsy, seller CharminglyKirstin
Letters: Pottery Barn Kids
White Mirrors: Target
Pink Crown: Hobby Lobby
Pink Bow Holder: Hobby Lobby (DIY hot pink)
Pink Knobs: Hobby Lobby
ABC Print, Love Print, Gold Glitter 'Hello' Print, & Cupcake Print: Etsy, seller Designsbybiancab
Sparkle Print: Etsy, seller PrettiestPrintShop
Favorite Items
My favorite are her beautiful white curtains and pink rug. I decided to splurge on these two items and I'm so glad I did (I also waited until these big purchases went on sale). I also love the simple pink knobs I found to update her dresser with.
Advice
Take your time figuring out what you want your nursery to look like. Don't rush on big pieces or purchases. It takes time for everything to come together. I always find having a budget on projects really helps. I knew if I stuck within my budget I would make better buying decisions - while also making my husband happy. :)
Holly
Sunday 31st of January 2016
What is the paint color for Kennedy Rose's room ???
Kendra
Monday 21st of September 2015
Hi - beautiful nursery! Do you remember the name of the paint color? Thanks!