My husband and I waited five year before finally successfully conceiving. With a little help from science and lots of patience we were expecting our first child. It was so surreal at the time to be decorating a nursery. I felt the room had to be very personal and somewhat reflect our life style that would soon be welcoming this tiny human into our family.
My husband and I wanted to create a nautical nursery for our little boy to grow into that is both relaxing and inspiring.
I designed this blossom nursery for an expecting mommy that I have known since elementary school.
Shortly after finding out we were expecting I saw a soft pink dresser with adorable gold hardware and had to buy it. I hadn’t even thought of the nursery yet but right then I decided I would get the dresser and design around it. I love the softness of the pinks and ivory and the pop of gold was fun to work in. I also wanted to tie in our love of rescue animals so we had a few pictures done
Mint + Gold Nursery
A perfect woodland forest nursery for Norah to let her imagination run wild. The wallpaper creates the woods feel, the wooden planked wall to soften, the pendant tree lights to give the idea she is surrounded by nature. Bunnies freely flying above her head, a deer clock ticking her to sleep, a bird house lighting up the dark night. What a magical place to sit, feed and sleep in.
A mermaid nursery designed for the sweetness of a baby that will transition for years to come.
Modern, clean, unique, and whimsical. I wanted a space that is very inviting since I knew I’d be spending a lot of time in it. Also, I was going for a completely different feel than my older daughter’s room which has a shabby-chic vibe, and cool colors.
I love the contrast of the colors pink and blue. I wanted something a little non traditional when you think of a girl’s nursery. Playing with paint colors and pops of colors I decided on blue, pink and gold. We painted the walls Thundering Clouds by Valspar. From there, I went off a piece of artwork that was created by Shenasi Concept on Etsy. I fell in love with her ballerina artworks and decided this would be the focal/theme. I kept the furniture simple white by Pottery Barn Kids – Kendall Crib, Changing table and Glider.
On Saturday we celebrated Samantha’s first birthday! I decided on a kitschy camper trailer theme because it just so adventurous and fun-loving, which reminds me a lot of Sammie’s personality. She is an extremely adventurous, curious and happy baby. I cant thank my dad (best dad ever) enough for turning my idea of a mini camper trailer prop into an actual camper trailer playhouse, it is the coolest playhouse ever, and the kids, especially Samantha loved it! I also need to thank Veronica Luna of Luna Cakes for the amazing camper cake and cookies, she never fails to amaze me.
After moving to a new apartment, I decided to give Samar’s nursery a little makeover. We are hoping to stay here for the next 2-3 years so I wanted to give Samar a “big girl” room that she could grow into.
A simple neutral nursery, with nothing too girlie, yet very sweet. It’s simple, clean, a little rustic & has the perfect feminine touch.
I wanted to keep her nursery light fresh and airy. By keeping the paint really soft with ‘ Pure Pink’ by Dulux. Adding wainscotting for some visual interest and soft star wall decals for that extra something, Incorporating light weight fabrics with contrast of rustic accents. Starting with the bones of the room and working yourself up with furniture and accessories.
This vintage glam nursery was designed for my baby girl, Everly Kate. I wanted to welcome her home with a vintage glam nursery that was timeless and sophisticated, yet functional.
When we first learned we were pregnant, my hubby and I made an agreement: I it’s a girl I get a chandelier – if it’s a boy he gets a baseball theme. Since I myself am not much of a sports fan, I had to get creative. I wanted a room that would make my sports fanatic hubby happy, but something I could enjoy as well – so I decided to go with a “Vintage” baseball theme.
I wanted to create a light, bright, colorful and whimsical safari theme space for our second daughter’s nursery. I love bold patterns and color.
Simple Canvas Prints
My baby girl who just turned three wanted a Super hero birthday party. She wanted a red cape and a cake with a supergirl figurine in it. I was SO excited when she finally decided on the theme. She did change her mind a few times before settling into this theme but I was so glad this is what she chose. I do like girly girl stuff to some extent but I really prefer modern and clean design elements. Also I wanted to stay away from the typical comic book design so went along with a teal, fushia, blue and white color scheme.
I created this gender neutral nursery for my daughter before she was born and knew her gender.
Nash’s camping themed 1st birthday party was such a treat to plan! The theme was easy to stick with, and I was able to piece most of it together with things I already had. We also lucked out with a beautiful fall day in Kansas!