Projects

When I found out I was having another girl I was so excited!!   As an Interior Stylist and Lifestyle Blogger at The Posh Home I was overjoyed to start working on my youngest daughter’s nursery.  The nursery I designed for my oldest daughter is more shabby chic which you can see here.   I wanted to do something a little different this time.  I utilized some traditional and modern pieces for a more transitional feel.  My goal was to create a functional, fun, beautiful space for my daughter. I found this fun dresser that was in serious need of a new paint job at a local market.  I decided to paint it a light peachy pink to give the room a fun pop of color against the white walls.  The dresser is my favorite piece in the nursery!  We did wood molding painted in a bright white as an accent wall and painted the other walls the same white color to brighten up the room.  I found gold frames for above the crib and fun prints from Etsy which were an amazing bargain!  I went with a wood bead chandelier to add some additional light in the room in neutral colors.  I decided to layer a jute rug with my sheepskin rug to add some additional texture and comfort in the space.  I sewed on the trim to my curtains and was lucky enough to have my mom sew the crib skirt!  I loved this simple buffalo check crib sheet and thought it completed my space!  Hope you have enjoyed my nursery reveal!
Photography by Jamee Edwards
Design by Bethany The Posh Home

A magical Wizard of Oz birthday party for Chloe.

I wanted to create a fresh/ rustic/shabby chic nursery.  I was working with a pretty tight budget so I had to figure out how to get the look for less.  I incorporated a lot of things into the room that we already had at home and found pieces for a great price at target and on etsy.  I handmade the bed skirt myself and a local seamstress made the curtains for $50(amazing!!! I mean they are pleated and lined!)

A spring floral first birthday for our sweet baby girl.

A fun nursery for my twin boys filled with DIY projects including the bedding, rug, curtains, dresser, and wall decor. I’ve been dying to decorate a nursery for a long time and finally got the chance, so I went to town with the projects!

Creating a bright and happy space for my sweet baby boy!

We wanted a clean aesthetic that flowed with the style of the rest of our home which has an earthy modern feel.  The goal was to develop a calming space with colors and fabrics that would grow along with our little girl.  We kept the walls fairly neutral and used a color palette of poppy red, coral and orchid pink to give the room some personality.
Photos courtesy of Sarah Maxey Photography.

Tropical Ocean Nursery Design

We redecorated a spare bedroom and transformed it into a Nursery. The room was previously used by young family members whenever they came to visit. They painted, drew, wrote and scribbled on all the walls. Using them as their own personal canvases to express their artistic personalities. With our permission, of course. Once we found out we were pregnant we begun to brainstorm ideas and scoured the Internet for inspiration. The video linked below highlights the transformation from a crayon crime scene into the infants private playground its become. The before and after.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l05fFIrbyy0&feature=youtube_gdata_player
 

This space was created for our first child. We didn’t know the gender of the baby, so we had to come up with a design that suited either a boy or girl and wanted something that could grow with them. It was indeed a labour of love! The feature wall was executed by my parents, and let’s just say they (my husband included) thought I was crazy when I showed them the idea I had in mind. All the hard work paid off though; we couldn’t be happier with the end result.

I was asked to design my daughter and son-in-law’s very first nursery…Hudson’s room is a soothing, calm room with vintage elements, re-purposed furniture and details that have special meaning.

I wanted a feminine nursery for my new baby girl that was calming colors. I chose yellows, greys, and khaki’s.

I set out to design a whimsical room that my daughter could grow into. A magical place where she could get lost in her imagination.

This baby girl nursery was created for a small space using convertible pieces in warm neutrals with  pink accents.

I wanted a calm and soothing room for my daughter to feel comfortable in as she sleeps and plays. I went with a white and beige color pallet to brighten up the space as it does not get a whole lot of light. I combined a few rustic pieces along with touches of gold and glitter to add warmth and sparkle. I am so happy with how it turned out and I hope my daughter will enjoy her space for several years to come.

This was the first birthday party for my daughter, Ryman. She is our first child, so I had never planned a child’s birthday party before but was determined to make our favorite person’s first birthday perfect.

A small and happy pink and gray nursery for my first child.

Abigail’s nursery can be described as playful with both modern and feminine elements. I enjoy DIY projects and found inspiration through Etsy and Pinterest.

Our families threw us a beautiful pink, grey, white, and glitter baby shower! It was full of lovely patterned papers mixed with hand painted illustrations and included baby photos of my husband and I as well as a slideshow of my baby bump’s progression thus far.

“Lion, and tigers and bears! Oh my!…” Modernized Circus themed Nursery by Shalena Smith and furniture and accessories from Gaga Designs. (Images taken by Studio SLB Lifestyle Photography)