Love it! Trying to make a shared room for my girl and newborn boy now - and had grey, yellow, tomato red as my main colors. This is great inspiration. I would love details on the curtain and crib skirt, if you don't mind sharing....
Thanks Jen! Of course I don't mind sharing. The white curtains are from Ikea. I sewed the window valance and crib skirt. I used the Premier Prints Stretch fabric (Yellow Corn) that I found at Etsy. Soon I'll be posting a breakdown of all the things in the nursery.
every thing, every detail in the baby's room is precious, you really did a great job darling, and the most important your baby is now so happy and confortable sleeping there.
Just found my way over here from Made by Girl and I think I'll stay awhile! I absolutely love Baby G's nursery. Such a stylish but soft palette. Definitely a room for G to grow with!
Love it! All the details are amazing! Where did you get the block letters? I've been on the hunt for "classic" baby blocks with letters and haven't had much luck. If you don't mind sharing that would be awesome! Thanks!
OH MY GOSH-NESS!! Im in love!! what a beautiful room! I have a soft spot for gray & yellow! Love how you made the bed look more like a couch by adding all those pillows (and Im stealing that idea for my office/guest bedroom ;-) ) It truly a lovely room! well done!!
WOWWEE! WOW! WOW!!! I love this room! It has so much going on, but it doesn't compete with anything. I really love all the details. The gallery wall, the additions the wrapped frame, the bedding and the three large frames overhead, the cozy looking chair and even the little bucket of soft toys on the floor. So many fabulous details it's hard to list them all! And the chevron wall? Phew! I'm tired even thinking of figuring out how to do that! Great job! Obviously, I'm a fan. :)
Hi Kristen, thanks for stopping by. We painted the chevron wall. I'm not that good at giving tutorials but here I shared how we did the wall. Hope it helps!
Thanks for stopping by Jamie. I "borrowed" the blocks from our older son. They were a gift but I know they are Melissa & Doug. I googled them and found them here. They are the exact same ones!
Love the room. We have a baby girl and we did our room in pale grey, soft yellow, hints of pink with touches of black and white. Love me some grey and yellow.
BUT I FREAKING ADORE your change table - where did you get it? Please tell me it's an online for sale kind of thing :D
Hi Tenille, thanks for stopping by. The color scheme of your baby's nursery looks very nice. I saw some pictures in your blog. The changing table in our nursery is from Pottery Barn Kids. It's called Berkeley. Unfortunately it's not on sale. :(
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ReplyDeleteLove it! Trying to make a shared room for my girl and newborn boy now - and had grey, yellow, tomato red as my main colors. This is great inspiration. I would love details on the curtain and crib skirt, if you don't mind sharing....
ReplyDeleteI'd love to know where you got the lamp and rocker?!!! Darling room.
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ReplyDeleteThanks Ashley! I found the lamp at Marshalls and the rocker is the Dream Rocker by Pottery Barn Kids.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jen! Of course I don't mind sharing. The white curtains are from Ikea. I sewed the window valance and crib skirt. I used the Premier Prints Stretch fabric (Yellow Corn) that I found at Etsy. Soon I'll be posting a breakdown of all the things in the nursery.
ReplyDeleteThanks all! We are very proud of the way this little room came out.
ReplyDeletewell done, so bright and beautiful! love your color choices and amazing organization. Your baby will feel so at home!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat is the paint colour you used on the walls? I am doing our nursery grey and yellow as well.
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Where did you purchase the white wall shelves? Gorgeous room!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog. The color is Natural Grey from Behr.
Thanks Melissa! The shelves are the Collectors Shelves from Pottery Barn Kids.
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ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE everything about this room... so much detail. GREAT JOB!
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ReplyDeleteThis nursery is amazing! Can you share how you did the Chevron print? Is that section paint or wallpaper? Thanks!!
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OH MY GOSH-NESS!! Im in love!! what a beautiful room! I have a soft spot for gray & yellow! Love how you made the bed look more like a couch by adding all those pillows (and Im stealing that idea for my office/guest bedroom ;-) )
ReplyDeleteIt truly a lovely room! well done!!
WOWWEE! WOW! WOW!!! I love this room! It has so much going on, but it doesn't compete with anything. I really love all the details. The gallery wall, the additions the wrapped frame, the bedding and the three large frames overhead, the cozy looking chair and even the little bucket of soft toys on the floor. So many fabulous details it's hard to list them all! And the chevron wall? Phew! I'm tired even thinking of figuring out how to do that! Great job! Obviously, I'm a fan. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Kristen, thanks for stopping by. We painted the chevron wall. I'm not that good at giving tutorials but here I shared how we did the wall.
ReplyDeleteHope it helps!
Thanks for stopping by Jamie. I "borrowed" the blocks from our older son. They were a gift but I know they are Melissa & Doug. I googled them and found them here. They are the exact same ones!
ReplyDeleteThanks Deirdre! The bag is the Pretty Nylon Eliza Baby Bag by Marc by Marc Jacobs. It's a great bag. I love it!
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ReplyDeleteLove the room. We have a baby girl and we did our room in pale grey, soft yellow, hints of pink with touches of black and white. Love me some grey and yellow.
BUT I FREAKING ADORE your change table - where did you get it? Please tell me it's an online for sale kind of thing :D
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Hi Tenille, thanks for stopping by. The color scheme of your baby's nursery looks very nice. I saw some pictures in your blog. The changing table in our nursery is from Pottery Barn Kids. It's called Berkeley. Unfortunately it's not on sale. :(
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