The owners of this nursery were looking for a space which was feminine, classical, romantic, and comfortable. We created a timeless space where a family will love reading and playing with their little girl. The color palette is soft with layers of light pink, taupe, cream and gold.
A soft pink nursery with an elegant, enchanting, and tranquil feel with vintage inspired touches throughout. I wanted a place where Anna’s imagination could soar, and she could dream.
We waited to be surprised by the gender of our baby boy. That made it tough to come up with a design that was truly gender neutral. So I chose a warm grey paint for the walls and neutral furniture and then brought in pops of mustard yellow and turquoise. I thought it would be interesting and fun for a little one if I hung art that consisted of “found objects”– butterflies and feathers. We also found some great animal prints and an elephant bust to fill the walls.
From day one I just knew that I wanted a carnival nursery for my baby girl! My husband and I have always loved carnivals, and in a lot of ways I feel like we are still two big kids so it seemed perfect and fitting to create a fun carnival inspired nursery for our Veda Jane! We had an extremely tight budget to work with so everything you see here was either done by hand or vintage finds that we repurposed! We spent less than $300 on this nursery!
Inspired (and intimidated!) by all the great nursery designs on the web, I decided that it really is possible to create a great, personal space on a tight budget. Owen’s nursery is filled with lovingly DIY’d, thrifted, and gifted objects that we’ve collected and arranged in little ways that make us happy. We aren’t allowed to paint our walls, so it’s been fun trying to figure out other ways to bring some color to the room. I know it still needs some work (need to get an area rug!!), but this room is now the most loved corner of our little house!
We put together this gender-neutral nursery before our son was born. He was a delivery room surprise and we plan to use this room as a nursery for future children – so we wanted a neutral palette. We gutted everything in the room except the flooring. Our home was a foreclosure – so each room needs a lot of work! It was so much fun to DIY this space for our little one.
Nursery designed in a travel theme. Includes world map mural, wall mounted changing station, custom wall graphics, hot air balloons, maps, and globes. The room is done in soft pastels, with ivory and green as the base colors.
A nursery for our first baby girl!
I didn’t set out with any particular “theme” in mind for this room but once I decided to DIY that starry ceiling version of one of my favorite wallpapers, it all came together. From that one point of inspiration a loose celestial theme evolved – light and peaceful with touches of dark wood to warm things up and loads of different textures. You can see my original inspiration board for the room here.
Elliott’s Cobalt, Coral, Gold and Gray Nursery!
This project is very special to me, because it’s for my babies! We were pleasantly surprised to find out we were expecting TWIN boys. I couldn’t wait to get started!
I wanted to do something sophisticated and girlie for my daughters 2nd birthday party, so I thought pink and gold would do the trick. I had so much fun thinking of creative ways to display her initial and add littgle details throughout her party.
What better way to celebrate our sweet Arden’s 1st birthday than with a vintage tea party? This party was truly a labor of love…my mom helped me scour antique stores for tea cups, cake platters, etc. and I spent many nap times and late nights crafting with doilies and lace. In the end, it was a perfect day for our precious girl!
A sweet, simple & sophisticated nursery for our baby girl.
Avalynn’s nursery is a girly blend of vintage chic meets modern timelessness. I strove to create a space that, not only defined my taste but that I also felt our little girl would be able to grow with. Neutral creams, whites and browns are highlighted with pops of muted colors, like earthy greens and pale pinks. We accented the color scheme with hints of gold and silver for a classy touch.
A gifted Pottery Barn quilt with sweet, little stitched lambs and the perfect baby shower gift of some of my very own Little Golden Books from Ava’s aunt aided in our decision to lightly theme the nursery with off-white lambs and vintage books.
I wanted a calm and peaceful escape where I could nurture our baby girl. As I planned each aspect of our nursery, I imagined a room that I wanted Avalynn to grow in. I envisioned the late night feedings, the early morning snuggles and all of the in between. I strongly felt that the most important aspect of planning her nursery was to stay true to my own style and to incorporate very personal touches.
A schoolhouse nursery for a sweet little babe.
We do not know if we are having a boy or a girl. We wanted the nursery to be bright and fun. We also wanted it to have more of an eclectic feel and not a theme. It was important to us for the room to be colorful but having some of the main pieces remain neutral. Getting this space ready has been the highlight of my pregnancy.
As soon I we found out we were expecting, I was so excited to design and make a woodland nursery for our little man! We love the Orange and Navy combo for good reason – We are Auburn fans. Baby L’s dad (aka hubby) played basketball there back in the good ‘ol days.
I love foxes, raccoons, and woodland creatures, and they are so easy to make cute for a baby, but still modern and fun for the adults using the room.
Our nursery has a little bit of a nautical touch with lots of neutral calming colors. It is a combination of DIY projects, garage sale finds, and store-bought items.
This coral and teal nursery was a labor of love that I designed for my sister who was due with her first child in March. I couldn’t wait for my niece to arrive.