Nola’s Nursery
I wanted to make baby Nola’s nursery as girly as possible, yet keep neutral tones. I wanted this nursery to be as sweet and a room a little girl would love to play make believe and dress up in.
I wanted to make baby Nola’s nursery as girly as possible, yet keep neutral tones. I wanted this nursery to be as sweet and a room a little girl would love to play make believe and dress up in.
A fun, floral bedroom that my daughter can grow with! I hand painted the mural on the wall.
I was so excited to create this space for our daughter when we moved shortly after her first birthday. I am completely in love with anything gold and pink and wanted to go with this theme. Bunny is a nickname I have called her and once I found the wall decals I thought that would be a sweet nod. Honestly I thought they were going to be incredibly difficult to put up but to my surprise, it went very quickly. My biggest advice, just go for it and don’t let planning on paper get you discouraged. Put them on the wall using painters tape to get a general idea first and then start your measuring and sticking!
My daughter loves forts and tents so I thought a teepee would be so fun. I used a combination of tutorials from Pinterest and came up with this one. Most of the supplies were purchased from Lowes and I just spray painted PVC pipes. I love the gold accents and pompoms. I added the pompoms onto the curtains as well to keep theme going. I can say that she plays in her teepee every day and am so glad she enjoys it!
I have been in love with the Rifle Paper Co print of Washington DC and I felt the colors fit our theme perfectly. We have been living in the DC Metro for a couple years now and I enjoy being able to bring our love for the city into the nursery.
This nursery was designed when I found out that my husband and I were having a baby girl. I wanted the room to be fun and bright and love the turquoise and coral color combination.
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.
For our first we decided to keep the gender a surprise and in t-minus 16 days we will find out if we will be blessed with a baby boy or girl. Starting with a clean slate for the nursery can be both exciting and overwhelming, which direction to go. We knew we wanted to keep the room neutral, but will a splash of color that would be suitable for both boy and girl which is why our main colors are grey, aqua and coral. Overall our goal was to create a nursery that was inviting and cozy enough that even grandma and grandpa would want to take a nap in the room.
I would probably describe Blake’s nursery as Tribal Glam. A mix of wild animals, patterns, bold colors and of course a touch of gold.
We wanted to have a beautiful, fun party to celebrate our sweet Carolyne turning 1! Our “theme” was “Sweet Carolyne” (like the Neil Diamond song) and included a dessert table with nothing but “sweets.” We used different shades of pink and coral, along with gold and glitter accents. Most everything was DIY by mommy!
Since the party was at 10 am, we had a breakfast bar with some brunch favorites – mini pancake stacks, sausage balls, chicken salad on croissants, mini blueberry muffins, and a yogurt bar!
We celebrated Elizabeth’s First Birthday with a “You are my Sunshine” theme! Lots of hot pink, yellow, and orange to celebrate her late July special day.
Our little girl came 5 weeks early so it’s taken a while to get her nursery complete. We still have a couple of things I would like to do to her room before I can consider it “complete” but for now, it’s close enough!
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This bright and welcoming nursery was designed for a little girl. Coral and mint accents adorn the details of this nursery.
We wanted to create a truly contemporary, gender neutral nursery, for our boy and girl twins due this August. We tried to amalgamate the masculine with the feminine; while still incorporating childhood fun and, we are very pleased with the result!
Baby H’s room is an animal inspired nursery with a grey, coral, and natural palette infused with rustic, distressed, and vintage elements.
Photos were captured by the talented Jessica Downey
We wanted to create a vibrant room that can grow with Isla. We selected fabrics from Carousel Designs and paired them with white furniture pieces and an ivory glider and textured rug.
A coral and mint arrow arrow theme baby girl’s nursery.
A tribal/modern aztec themed 1st party for our little wild ONE year old girl!
Ainslea’s first birthday bash was full of whimsy with hints of Spring. We kept things simple by having a family get together, serving a buffet lunch, mimosas and of course, birthday cake! I made/collected all of the decorations myself and actually reused a lot of items that we had in our home already, or had used for other occasions (like our wedding!). Ainslea’s nursery is decorated with tones of peach and ivory, so we stuck with that theme for her party and added some flair with touches of gold.
Marion’s coral and gold polka dot nursery.
A sophisticated, sparkly first birthday with coral, peach, blush pink, ivory and gold colors as the theme.
I designed this nursery especially for my daughter, Charlotte. Perhaps best described as tropical, exotic, and colorful, I filled it with elements I believe reflect adventure, curiosity, and beauty – three things I’m sure will come to describe her, too.