Colorful Twin Gender Neutral Nursery
An attic space was converted into a bedroom to create a cozy nursery for a baby boy & baby girl.
An attic space was converted into a bedroom to create a cozy nursery for a baby boy & baby girl.
Georgia’s room is a mixture of things she loves and things momma loves. Georgia loves animals and books, momma loves pale blue, yellow, and vintage furniture.
Max’s nursery is our cozy spot- dark blue/navy with gold accents and animal-themed artwork.
My son’s farm/gingham themed nursery included a mix of things from my childhood and antiques picked up along the way.
Vintage Modern nursery for baby girl.
This is our DIY nursery for our baby girl :)
I wanted a fun & colorful birthday for my son. I was browsing Pinterest for ideas and saw a neon animal party. I took that idea and ran with it, making a board of all kinds of animal themed ideas.
Nursery for our little boy Henrik who’s due in April.
A baby shower for Molly and Jason Mesnick (The Bachelor, Season 13)
I began designing my son’s nursery around January 2010 and completed it just in time for him to arrive in March. It was my first experience completely designing a room and I became addicted always trying to add even more to make the room just that much more special. His room was really small, so I did my best to maximize space.
A casual modern space to spark Baby A’s imagination through the years. Since we used the nursery as a guest room before Baby A’s arrival, I wanted the room to be able to grow and transition as a boy’s room, a gender neutral kids room, or back into a guest room in the future.
After designing my daughter’s nursery, I knew I wanted to create an equally fun and eclectic space for our son. Like before, this was a labor of love…From picking out the design elements to installing a stone wall! It’s a mix of DIY and store bought. A little kingdom for our little prince :)
We decided to try for a vintage Circus Nursery. We started collecting items here and there when we found out we were pregnant. Our goal was to try and be as unique as possible!
I enjoyed decorating my son’s nursery… besides all the kicking, this project was a very fun experience through out my entire pregnancy! When I found out I was having a boy, I decided to stick to traditional colors. I simply love blue; it is a calming color for a nursery… and I have no regrets, it came out super cute!!!
This chic and sophisticated nursery was created for Mac. His parents wanted to do a safari themed nursery for him, but keep it sophisticated so it could grow with him and flow with the rest of their house.
The Ralph Lauren Seagrass wallpaper and sage green walls really set the scene for my sophisticated safari nursery. I had lots of fun incorporating all the animals in different ways: A Rhino puzzle, life-sized baby giraffe, zebra rocking horse, elephant mobile, monkey jack-in-the-box, animal books and paintings of course. The green shaggy rug resembles the African plains and the white porcelin elephant hooks with the binoculars and vintage safari hat add detail to the theme. The linen chair, mercury glass lamp and Johnathan Adler Morocan pouf to be used as an ottoman were items I already had, but thought they went perfect in the room! I was super excited about my antiqued pine dresser, matching nightstand and whip-stiched burlap drum pendant that hangs from a thick rope… very “Indiana Jones-ish”. The custom bedding with blue and grey Chevron contrast a swirly masculine paisley with pops of aqua, gray and white. And no nursery these days is complete without some bunting. Pulled all the colors used in the room and had one custom made for the wall.
We wanted to create a beautiful nursery for our Baby Boy Will! Something that was soothing / calm, yet vibrant…sophisticated, but not overly mature. We used soft colors with bold accents (hello zebra rug!) to achieve this. Living in NYC, space is tight, so we had to be creative to fit all of the must haves in his room. Keeping the furniture light in color also helped the room to feel more light and airy.
Baby boy nursery inspired by a giraffe cowhide rug. We started off using neutral colors with pops of blue and ended up with a cozy safari nursery that is peaceful yet playful.
This was a fun project to work on. I enjoyed putting everything together for our third and last child. I wanted a safari theme nursery with a modern twist that will eventually grow with my son.
This is a shared bedroom for two boys. Their mom (our very own Gerri) wanted something that would carryover nicely from their nursery with some added “big boy” elements.