Robot

My husband and I had a great time designing this nerdy nursery for our soon-to-arrive little girl. With Star Wars, Doctor Who, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Star Trek, Ghostbusters, Firefly, Harry Potter, Wonder Woman, Robot, Dragon, Marvel, Monster, Dog, Lego, and Dinosaur details, we infused this room with as much of ourselves as we possibly could, while keeping it modern and classic.
We are so in love with this space and hopefully it will be a room that can grow with our little girl.

Eclectic industrial robot room

As software engineers my husband and I loved the idea of a ‘geeky’ twist on a nursery theme and fell in love with the idea of robots.

Our son Julian loves robots, so we decided a robot big boy room was the perfect choice when we recently remolded his bedroom.

Piercen Jude’s nursery was a project that meant a lot to me.  Piercen’s mommy and I have been friends for a very long time.  We wanted to create a room that was very ‘boy’, but not baby.  A palette of grey and kelly green was decided on, with pops of yellow.  The room turned out fun and quirky, just how we wanted it.

I wanted so bad to have a grey and white with hints of green robot nursery for my daughter, it proved almost impossible to find girly robots so I went with (SHOCK AND HORROR!) bright colors! I didn’t find a bedding I liked so I had some custom made and hand painted the artwork drawing inspiration from a pillow I had received from my mother in South Africa

All little boys love robots and I tried to create this one with a modern twist to a classic theme. We added vintage antique robots collected by Logan’s dad to the dessert table and had food to resemble “robot” parts. Red licorice wheels, gumballs, cosmic cookies and more for all to enjoy! Logan’s favorite food is french fries, so I created custom french frie cones to match the table fabric. We  created arts and crafts projects using robot cut outs. The kids had fun gluing and glittering them and then we hing them up to create a “home made” banner for all to enjoy. Fun “global” blow up balls were a fun toy for all the kids to play with and then take home as one of the favors.

We decided to do a robot theme for little Henry’s nursery. The fabric is from Michael Miller’s Bot Camp collection.