Lilac

I needed to create a serene and calm space for the 2 girls.  The house is decorated very traditional so I was going for decor that will blend in with the rest of the home.  The room wasn’t too big either. 

This nursey was custom designed by Sweet Lullaby in NJ. The inspiration of the room was to creat clean soft lines with lavender and to work around the chair and ottoman to be used in the room. We found a great bedding set to pull in all the colors and had beautiful hand painted letters made to match the linens!

I wanted to create a serene and feminine nursery for our little girl using  lilac, white, and gray.  There are elements of old and new along with homemade art and finishes.  

This is our daughter’s first “big girl” room.  Her room is pretty small, but has great light and high ceilings.  The lilac inspiration came from the first color she learned, purple.    We chose to accent with a buttery yellow.  I think we accomplished a super sweet toddler room while avoiding that “kiddie” feel.  It’s classic and cheerful, and has an airy, roomy feeling even though it’s a small room in the corner of our house.  And she loves it! The vertical stripes are easy with a lot of painters tape and the antique bed sits high giving her a princess feel.  I hope Project Gallery readers like it, as we had so much fun putting it together.

Lavender, plum, aqua and olive nursery inspired by Joel Dewberry’s Aviary 2 fabric line with lots of help from Etsy artists

A sweet lavender space for my first baby full of things I love to look at.  Hopefully she will too!  This is a small (approximately 10 x 10) room with three doors and a huge window.  I was sad that I couldn’t fit all my ideas in here!

The nursery for our first baby girl, Harper Rose Forgione.

A serene, fresh, and feminine nursery for our baby girl!

We didn’t want the typical pink nursery for our baby girl so we painted the walls a soft seafoam green and used lavender and white as the main colors. We opted for a more sophisticated, contemporary room that would transition with her as she grows.

My first daughter’s room was a joy to create, I still love everything about it a year later, and am looking forward to making room in it for her baby sister!