This modern and rustic nursery was a total DIY with touches and accents from bargain stores – done completely on a budget!
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Alicia
June 22, 2015
I love the striped wall. Did you already have the wooden wall and just paint it? Or was it regular drywall somehow made to look like that?
John Alexander
November 27, 2015
I love the room. Where can i buy the wood from? Same colors. I love it.
Thanks
Lindsey jarvinen
December 6, 2015
I love this whole room! Can u share the paint colors of the walls and the wood wall colors?
Jana
January 8, 2016
Hello- can you please share how you colored the wood planks? Did you use stain? Paint with sanding? And did you use a pine or oak wood? Thanks!
Angela Das
January 22, 2016
Agree with everyone above! I love that wall- please share how it was made and the paint that you used.
Blake
February 2, 2016
Is that stain or paint? Would you mid sharing what the colors are and what kind of wood you used?
Angela Das
February 2, 2016
Hey all! So I am not the person who made this wall but I have been playing around with some paints and I have been able to recreate almost all of these colors using standard paint and a rag. Using the rag allowed me to get less “paint” on the wood and the grain was able to show through. Also, I am using about 5 colors but I am going to mix them with different amounts of water to make the color show different shades. I have not really found a gray that gets the almost silvery color, but I plan to experiment soon with a white and gray to see if I can brighten the gray I chose. I will gladly share the paint colors and pictures when I am done if you would like!
Blake
February 3, 2016
Yes Angela, Please share your finished project details!!! Thanks :)
Danielle
February 24, 2016
What type of wood did you use and what colors of stain/paint did you use?
Jay
February 27, 2016
What types of stain were used on the back wall? I love the look, but I’m having trouble finding a navy stain that dark.
margie
April 6, 2016
Angela, have you been able to come up worth the colors yet? And are got still willing to share? Is live to know?
Angela Das
April 8, 2016
I did! So the colors I used were all from Sherwin Williams. We considered getting stain but then the woman at the store suggested just using water and a rag to dilute the paint so you could see it as a stain and it worked! The light blue color we used was not that light at all so I mixed two colors. Here are the colors hues:
~ A deep dark blue (I think the color was called Naval)
~ A very light powder blue that we wound up mixing together with some naval to make it slightly darker and brighter because the light blue looked too much like the surrounding wall color
~A Dark Gray
~A very light gray almost white
We measured all the boards different lengths and then sketched out the wall so that we could see that colors were not touching (It was actually so hard to make it look random lol).
Then we use a nail gun and just pieced all the boards together. Since this was for a nursery I will say that we did not use reclaimed wood because I just thought about my baby running his hands all over the wall and getting splinters, so we actually went to the hardware store and bought smooth 4 x 12 boards (They were the thin boards but I wanted them to be wide enough that they looked like planks).
Overall it did not turn out EXACTLY like this but I am totally in love. We have more navy pieces than up here and I wish it was more of a gray wall then a gray and blue wall, but the effect of the wall is there, and you can ALWAYS change it by painting less blue pieces and using more shades of gray! We used different letters than the ones above because we wanted it to stand out a little more. If you want to see what we did feel free to email me and I will try and send you the pictures of how it turned out and even the excel sheet we used to plan out the wall. I hope you all find the same success we did. babydas716@gmail.com
Priya Ajmani
April 9, 2016
How did you do the letters? Its different. Can you please share with me I want to do my baby boy’s room. My email is aanch_21122006@yahoo.com
Thank you
Priya
Jan
June 3, 2016
Do you have any directions for the pipe shelves? Materials list? We like your configuration so it would save time to have a list of what you used. Thanks!
Kristen
July 21, 2016
Any ideas where I can get the antler hooks? Love them!
Lisett
August 5, 2016
Very interested in the Name piece! Can u please email me some direction Lisi2218@yahoo.com
Thank you!
Could you let me know where you found that elephant chair.
Omar
October 7, 2016
Just picked one up at marshalls
Nancy
March 15, 2017
How did you make the clothes rack? Where did you find the antlers?
Rebekah
October 31, 2017
Can you please share the stain and/or paint colors you used got the wall?
Taisa
April 9, 2018
I’m curious about the crib? I’ve seen this one a few times and want to know where to get one and what your thoughts are on it. Good quality? Sturdy? Etc
So I finished this project a couple months ago but with the new addition to our family I was reminded I wanted to share some comments on this pallet wall. What worked exceptionally well for me was Knotted Pine wood 1x6x8 from Home Depot. You will need to sand it, use a chop saw and a finishing nail gun to get the most out of this look. These are the semi-transparent stains you’ll need from Sherwin Williams.
A deep dark blue –Naval (253-C6)
Blue Shade – Hyper Blue (161-C7)
Dark Gray – Serious Gray (234-C5)
Almost white – Olympus White (234-C1)
The wall looks amazing, great idea on this site, email me at petersidhu@hotmail.com if you would like to see the shades and final product
Tiffany
July 23, 2018
Hi! Would you be able to share details on how you did the name?! I love it!
Reshonda Thompson
January 2, 2020
My dad this wall for my son’s nursery and we used shiplap and stained it with different shades of blue and grey. He mixed the navy and darker grey with white stains to get different colors. Everyone loves this accent wall when they see it. He also made the shelves and curtain rod with galvanized pipes and 2x4s. You can email me for pictures.
Rebekah Overstreet
January 2, 2020
Can you share how you made the name? Nothing like that is on Hobby Lobby’s website. thanks!
Comments
Alicia
I love the striped wall. Did you already have the wooden wall and just paint it? Or was it regular drywall somehow made to look like that?
John Alexander
I love the room. Where can i buy the wood from? Same colors. I love it.
Thanks
Lindsey jarvinen
I love this whole room! Can u share the paint colors of the walls and the wood wall colors?
Jana
Hello- can you please share how you colored the wood planks? Did you use stain? Paint with sanding? And did you use a pine or oak wood? Thanks!
Angela Das
Agree with everyone above! I love that wall- please share how it was made and the paint that you used.
Blake
Is that stain or paint? Would you mid sharing what the colors are and what kind of wood you used?
Angela Das
Hey all! So I am not the person who made this wall but I have been playing around with some paints and I have been able to recreate almost all of these colors using standard paint and a rag. Using the rag allowed me to get less “paint” on the wood and the grain was able to show through. Also, I am using about 5 colors but I am going to mix them with different amounts of water to make the color show different shades. I have not really found a gray that gets the almost silvery color, but I plan to experiment soon with a white and gray to see if I can brighten the gray I chose. I will gladly share the paint colors and pictures when I am done if you would like!
Blake
Yes Angela, Please share your finished project details!!! Thanks :)
Danielle
What type of wood did you use and what colors of stain/paint did you use?
Jay
What types of stain were used on the back wall? I love the look, but I’m having trouble finding a navy stain that dark.
margie
Angela, have you been able to come up worth the colors yet? And are got still willing to share? Is live to know?
Angela Das
I did! So the colors I used were all from Sherwin Williams. We considered getting stain but then the woman at the store suggested just using water and a rag to dilute the paint so you could see it as a stain and it worked! The light blue color we used was not that light at all so I mixed two colors. Here are the colors hues:
~ A deep dark blue (I think the color was called Naval)
~ A very light powder blue that we wound up mixing together with some naval to make it slightly darker and brighter because the light blue looked too much like the surrounding wall color
~A Dark Gray
~A very light gray almost white
We measured all the boards different lengths and then sketched out the wall so that we could see that colors were not touching (It was actually so hard to make it look random lol).
Then we use a nail gun and just pieced all the boards together. Since this was for a nursery I will say that we did not use reclaimed wood because I just thought about my baby running his hands all over the wall and getting splinters, so we actually went to the hardware store and bought smooth 4 x 12 boards (They were the thin boards but I wanted them to be wide enough that they looked like planks).
Overall it did not turn out EXACTLY like this but I am totally in love. We have more navy pieces than up here and I wish it was more of a gray wall then a gray and blue wall, but the effect of the wall is there, and you can ALWAYS change it by painting less blue pieces and using more shades of gray! We used different letters than the ones above because we wanted it to stand out a little more. If you want to see what we did feel free to email me and I will try and send you the pictures of how it turned out and even the excel sheet we used to plan out the wall. I hope you all find the same success we did. babydas716@gmail.com
Priya Ajmani
How did you do the letters? Its different. Can you please share with me I want to do my baby boy’s room. My email is aanch_21122006@yahoo.com
Thank you
Priya
Jan
Do you have any directions for the pipe shelves? Materials list? We like your configuration so it would save time to have a list of what you used. Thanks!
Kristen
Any ideas where I can get the antler hooks? Love them!
Lisett
Very interested in the Name piece! Can u please email me some direction
Lisi2218@yahoo.com
Thank you!
Jessica
Angela Das I would l Love to see pictures of your finished project! Jessicakjones71@gmail.com
Omar
Hi Andela Das would u be able to email me a picture of your outcome thanks. Omar_mireles69@hotmail.com
Sue Lang
Could you let me know where you found that elephant chair.
Omar
Just picked one up at marshalls
Nancy
How did you make the clothes rack? Where did you find the antlers?
Rebekah
Can you please share the stain and/or paint colors you used got the wall?
Taisa
I’m curious about the crib? I’ve seen this one a few times and want to know where to get one and what your thoughts are on it. Good quality? Sturdy? Etc
Beth
Hi Taisa, Beth from Project Nursery here. The crib is a Babyletto Modo. It’s linked above. Good luck with your nursery design!
Gurpreet Sidhu
So I finished this project a couple months ago but with the new addition to our family I was reminded I wanted to share some comments on this pallet wall. What worked exceptionally well for me was Knotted Pine wood 1x6x8 from Home Depot. You will need to sand it, use a chop saw and a finishing nail gun to get the most out of this look. These are the semi-transparent stains you’ll need from Sherwin Williams.
A deep dark blue –Naval (253-C6)
Blue Shade – Hyper Blue (161-C7)
Dark Gray – Serious Gray (234-C5)
Almost white – Olympus White (234-C1)
The wall looks amazing, great idea on this site, email me at petersidhu@hotmail.com if you would like to see the shades and final product
Tiffany
Hi! Would you be able to share details on how you did the name?! I love it!
Reshonda Thompson
My dad this wall for my son’s nursery and we used shiplap and stained it with different shades of blue and grey. He mixed the navy and darker grey with white stains to get different colors. Everyone loves this accent wall when they see it. He also made the shelves and curtain rod with galvanized pipes and 2x4s. You can email me for pictures.
Rebekah Overstreet
Can you share how you made the name? Nothing like that is on Hobby Lobby’s website. thanks!
Heidi
Can you tell me what color the grey walls are??