I got an email from fabric.com about their sale on retro and mod fabric. I had to check it out. I was drawn to the dolce collection. Particularly these 3...
And this Good Earth Maps fabric
My kids, now 5 and 3, didn't have their own nursery because we just didn't have the space then.
If I were to decorate a girl's nursery now, I'd probably do something like this...
I would paint the walls a nice gray color. Then I would mix and match those fabrics(which is $5.99/yard or less by the way) for the bedding, chair cushions and the window treatment. I'd search craigslist for a similar dresser and rocking chair. I'd buy the classic Jenny Lind crib in white. I'd splurge on 2 Jonathan Adler sconces and blue zebra rug(ok, maybe not. But they're fun!). A couple of DIY projects are in order. One is a cute paper mobile. There is a nice tutorial here. Then I'd make roman shades out of mini blinds (Little Green Notebook's tutorial here).
I'd have to add some personal touches like an original art and a growth chart like this that A Perfect Gray shared with us.
Lastly I'd install 3 white floating shelves for toys and books.
I would do the same for a boy's nursery but use these 2 instead of the orange ones...
So it would look like this...
There you have it! Pretty mod and retro, don't you think?!
Happy Easter!
Lastly I'd install 3 white floating shelves for toys and books.
I would do the same for a boy's nursery but use these 2 instead of the orange ones...
So it would look like this...
There you have it! Pretty mod and retro, don't you think?!
Happy Easter!
5 comments:
oh those are absolutely fabulous!
any need for a nursery Charmaine???? :)
Katie, hahaha! Nope.
i love that sideboard--such a pretty blue!
hi charmaine, i met your mom last sunday for nathan's bday lunch party (gerry's son) and she told me about your blog. So nice to know you are enjoying something that you really love to do! Your house looks beautiful... take care and I hope i get to see you sometime soon! - charisse
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