Projects

We wanted a simple and elegant nursery for Emi, husband insisted on having pink walls but I am happy we did because I love the final result :)

Hudson’s room is decorated with a vintage, baseball theme.

I wanted a nursery that our daughter could grow into. I didn’t want a “theme” or “color” but I had a vision in my head of what I wanted it to look like. I began with the wallpaper accent wall and knew I wanted gold accents and then went from there. The overall look was exactly what I wanted to achieve, bright and airy with the right amount femininity.

A fun and functional bathroom for 3 growing boys ages 0 to 5 years old.

I wanted to add architectural interest to my daughter’s room.  I have always been in love with the skinny, smaller fireplaces that were in bedrooms in the Victorian era.  I decided to base my measurements on one of those and picked up the materials for around $70.  I love shiplap and wanted it to have that look on the front.  I used inexpensive textured, paintable wallpaper to back the inside.  My daughter loves to sit on her rug in front of it and have tea parties with her sister.  It will be a fun area to decorate for each holiday.

I knew I wanted to create a special space for my boy that was full of D.I.Y artwork and crafts made with lots of Love. This nursery was created on a tight budget and turned out to be one of my favourite rooms in the house. The woodsy theme featuring tourquoise, teals, burnt oranges and mustard yellow throughout the room. From the hand painted artwork to the hand made change table and refurnished dresser, all of these projects were designed to create a fun room for my baby boy to grow up in.
 

We wanted to create a vintage inspired nursery for baby Scarlett to enjoy as an infant, and be able to grow in to later too. I love how the nursery is a fresh take on some of the most popular color and style trends, the entire room seems peaceful and playful at the same time.

A Butterfly Theme Room for a little Miss.

A bright, fun and tropical pineapple themed 1st birthday party – even if it was a few days before Christmas!

I wanted a space that was sweet and peaceful and a place where Ava and I would feel comfortable in.

We decorated our daughters room with plush dolls and animal themed decor that we have collected over the year and as a result we have come to call the nursery Scarlet’s Menagerie.

Soft and sweet little girl’s nursery.

My first baby boy nursery- Wall painting by Big D from Palm Beach County- Everything else is my touch!

Our little Low’s nursery is a mix of native, shabby-chic and vintage elements. It is a soft calming space filled with lots of whites, neutrals, pale-rose colored accents and wood. Everything in her room has been thoughtfully picked or hand-made by her daddy and I with love.

The Vintage Honey Shop

This is my eldest daughter Ryan’s romantic pink and cream nursery turned toddler room.  It is the perfect room for any little girl filled with all kinds of fun things to play with but put together in a decorative way that is pleasing to the eye.

A whimsical and soft nursery for a sweet girl.  I wanted the room to be light and inviting yet something that wasn’t too “baby” so she could still love the room as she gets older.

Jace is Turning #1 and what better way to celebrate than a WHOBILATION!! Merry Grinchmas was our theme for a classic Christmas Feel!!

Wedding Documentary

Roman’s nursery is eclectic, cozy and colorful with its neutral walls and bright pops of color throughout.