Reid’s blue and green nursery is a collection of old and new. The outfit I came home from the hospital in as a baby hangs framed on the wall, an antique rocking chair sits on the floor, and in the corner is the chair my best friend and I painted in seventh grade. The wrought iron crib, a big comfy chair, and the changing table were all new purchases. One of my favorite things in the room are the canvas silhouettes my mom painted of my husband and me when we were children.
To create a relaxing and welcoming space for our little one that reflected a life of traveling and discovery (those from the past and those to come). I wanted to incorporate objects from around the world as well as books from my childhood (in Spanish) and accents from Brussels (my husband’s home town). As we often have family/friends visiting from overseas it was a must to have a daybed! We love the one we found and the six large storage baskets underneath will surely come handy for toys, linens and diapers.
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 :)
Connor’s nursery is bright and colorful room, filled with an eclectic mix of animal details and DIY projects. It focuses on our love of animals, books, crafts and color.
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.
While on bed rest for 8 weeks, I had the joy of designing a special room for my little guy. I am by no means a designer, so this was my first crack and a complete room re-do and I loved every second of it. I chose the bright colors because I wanted Max to have lots of fun things to look at and explore in his room.
A punk rock nursery for a punk rock princess (on a budget!).
I wanted a nursery that wasn’t “too baby” and could grow with him with minimal adjustments until he wants to design his own. The mobile is a recent addition.
We are welcoming our first son in April and wanted to do a nursery that was different and modern. We statred to look at bedding online and found the most wonderful prints at Caden Lane.We knew we wanted to paint the walls blue, but wanted to add more personality. So, we did the accent wall with stripes!We love it, and can’t wait to welcome our sweet baby boy home in April.
We wanted Nicolas’ nursery to be whimsical and tranquil, but classic and contemporary at the same time. The room was painted camel tan so that allowed us to use a simple, yet chic and sophisticated color palette – light blue, brown, tan and hints of white.
A baby boys modern nursery with the color scheme of orange, chocolate, cream and hints of teal blue
I just love today’s featured nursery. It’s high style on a smart budget! Tacoma, Washington mother Adrienne wanted to achieve the look and feel of a Serena & Lily designed nursery but was determined to do it for less. By tackling a few DIY projects with the help from her mother and her keen eye for stylish finds, the finished nursery is beautiful, fresh and a family affair. Two month-old Mason will be enjoying his fabulous blue walls, splashes of orange and touches of modern for many years to come. Here are all the details on Mason’s Blue Oasis.
Have you ever used the excuse “Oh, it’s just a rental” as an excuse not to decorate? Well, little Bronson’s cool baby boys room needs no excuse. Mom Kimberly did a terrific job decorating her son’s room with contemporary pieces and a few trendy zebra touches – which look super in a little boys rooms I must add!