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Starting from top left going clockwise:1. mushroom art created by Aunty Kristen
2. little S. on top of her changing table/dresser; I changed out the boring, nondescript knobs for pretty, feminine ones from Anthropologie
3. full room view; rocker and ottoman in natural twill from Kmart if you can believe it.
4. china girl bedding; blue wall color from Restoration Hardware; photograph by Rebecca of Darling Art Photography; Pottery Barn wood gallery frame
I also love this shadow box frame (see below) full of little cards gifted to Little Miss S. after she was born. Displaying these keepsakes in such a way is a fun way to remember those special days.
love the hobbers china doll bedding! babinski's? i work there and it's my favorite bedding we've ever had! Darling nursery! You just gave me a great idea for a blog idea! I might be contacting you to see if we can post a pic of your nursery on the babinski's blog?
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteSteph,
ReplyDeleteYou have created a lovely space for your darling girl. It's perfect!
so pretty!! i love how simple it is. that's how i like my nursery too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet and simple nursery. I love the soft blue walls with pretty diffused light streaming in the windows. Your baby is so adorable too!
ReplyDeletecute room! love the color!
ReplyDeleteYou did a good job of making blue work!!!
ReplyDeleteOooh! I love it. So peaceful and calm.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful nursery. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletei love the contrast of brown and blue. simple and lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity. And the wall color (those R.H. colors are pefect).
ReplyDeleteThe nursery looks so relaxing. I had that same color of blue paint in my older daughter's room at my last house.
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