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Sawyer’s nursery was a BIG challenge. His room was originally an office, 10×10 with 22 ft. ceilings, pocket doors, and no windows nor a closet. My 2 biggest obstacles were creating storage space and breaking up the wall space, vertically. We created a warm, neutral nursery with different accents instead of creating a theme. I did a lot of the projects myself, and found inspiration from this website.
tatumANDsawyer
a Graphic Design teacher in Central Florida and mommy to 3 1/2 year old Tatum and 2 month old Sawyer.
tatumANDsawyer
a Graphic Design teacher in Central Florida and mommy to 3 1/2 year old Tatum and 2 month old Sawyer.
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Terry
I love the light fixture! Where did you purchase it?
Terry
Pops I just noticed u mentioned it’s from ikea. :)Terry,
12andcounting
Love the name! Tom Sawyer has got to be my fave children’s classic, and I think every boy should read the book.
Bobbi Jo
I love the name, too! I also love the chalkboard that says “Coming soon…Sawyer!”
Kristin
super cute! love the argyle stripe on the wall. Great room, Sawyer is one lucky little guy!
avalon
I like how you did Sawyer’s name. Especially the S. I also like that chalkboard =)
Angela
Great work – love it. Although I wouldn’t put the shelf above the changing station like that with all that heavy stuff…it could fall somehow and hurt the baby. Otherwise, GREAT work on everything!
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Erika Bowie
where did you get the hardware that you used for the clothing rod? you mentioned it was actually a curtain rod .. wondering where to buy it :)
Fina
Where did you get the shelf?