Description
Nothing seems more girly and feminine then soft shades of pink and green. I’ve passed along the excitement for all things pink to my own daughter and I hope her eyes always twinkle when she sees a perfectly pink frosted cupcake or sparkly fairy costume. Ella and Halle’s mother Hana also likes things soft and pretty (with a dash of vintage) because she created a nursery filled with sweetness and light. Hana was creative with her finds and with a limited budget crafted many of the extras herself.
Design Inspiration
I wanted to have a soft and sweet space for my girls to sleep and play. I started with a simple color palette of pink and green and added a few color touches around the room!
Decorating Style
A little of this, a little of that, make it work together
Project Details
Paint: Sherwin Williams Lime Granita
Window Treatments: Pottery Barn Kids
Pink Retro Kitchen: Kidcraft
Rug: Target
Vintage Planters: Ebay
Shabby Chic Garland: DIY project
Twinkle Twinkle sign: Hobby Lobby
Paper Balls: Martha Stewart at Walmart
Favorite Items
I LOVE the vintage planters! I bought them on ebay and loved how they look in the nursery!
I also love the baby quilt I made for my daughter using varoius designer fabrics in shades of pink, green, brown, and aqua.
The shabby chic garland is a simple yet beautiful project you can do yourself using strips of fabric, ribbon, and various trinkets. Tie in a few drapery clips to hold photos of your baby or other sweet mementos.
Advice
Hope you get some inspiration for your own nursery!
JennyGerrett
Monday 14th of June 2010
Love the decor above the crib! How did you hang them?
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Saturday 9th of January 2010
Nursery Inspiration « Hello Baby Blog says:
October 9, 2009 at 4:14 pm
[...] A Sweet Vintage Room – I liked the colors used here. I also love the vintage planters used to hold the cotton balls. I like the hand made touches as well. [...]
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Saturday 9th of January 2010
Inspiración: Guirnaldas hechas a mano « S_tina says:
September 15, 2009 at 5:33 am
[...] No se si es una guinalda o un simple adorno, pero me encanta el amasijo de recortes de telas, cintas y demás, sin coser, colocado como por casualidad. Esta preciosidad la he visto en Proyect Nursery. [...]
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Saturday 9th of January 2010
KIm - The TomKat Studio says:
September 11, 2009 at 8:40 am
Hi Missy!
You can try POMLOVE on Etsy. Maybe they ship to the UK? http://www.pomlove.etsy.com Send the seller a message to see if she would ship there.
If you can’t get them shipped there, Martha also has instructions on how to make them: http://www.marthastewart.com/how-to/tissue-paper-pom-poms-how-to
Good luck! Kim http://www.TheTomKatStudio.com http://www.ProjectNursery.com
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Saturday 9th of January 2010
missy31415 says:
September 11, 2009 at 7:12 am
I DESPERATELY want some of the paper balls for my nursery but cannot find them anywhere in the UK or online…can anyone help me locate some…plllleeeeeeaaaaassssseee xxx