Wall color – custom match / BEHR at Home Depot
Crib – Baby Mod Marley 3-in-1 Crib (refinished the base with Espresso wood stain)
Galvanized Metal Letters – Michaels
Crib sheet, skirt & pillow – Zara by Oilo Studio
Fleece star blanket, Bear & Rocket rattle- H&M Home
Mustache Cat – Ecotule on Etsy
Heirloom Bear blanket – Roxy Marj
“Ragamuffin” Pennant Flag – Roxy Marj
Star Wall Light – Target
Black Pennant Garland – Michaels
Ultrasound Frame – Homegoods
Star quote Frame – made myself (quote from Pinterest)
Wall Shelf – Target
Chalkboard Star Galvanized Buckets – $1 section of Target
Changing Pad cover – American Baby Company
Changing Pad – Restoration Hardware
Changing Liner – Zara by Oilo Studio
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Glider – Buy Buy Baby (similar here)
Quilt – Plus Minus Designs
Pillow Covers – Society6
Side Table – Target (refinished top with chalkboard spray paint)
Footprints frame – Michaels
‘H’ Scrabble Tile – Hobby Lobby
“Don’t grow up” Print – Designee on Etsy
Curtains – Target
Road Map Rug – H&M Home
Rockaroo – 4Moms
Picture Ledge in Black (repurposed as book shelves) – Target
Chalkboard Wall Paint – Rust-Oleum at Home Depot
Lego Storage Brick (we keep cars in it) – Amazon
Expedit storage shelf – IKEA (similar here)
“The world is your playground” Poster – The Rusted Arrow
Felt ball garland – Michaels
Dreamcatcher – Lovely Fawn 808
Chalkboard Globe – Homegoods
Large Clothespin – Michaels
Chalkboard Piggy bank – Michaels
Wood Star tray – Homegoods
Wood teethers – Lexy Pexy
Striped Bins – Land of Nod
Wood car set – Bannor Toys
Teddy Bears – FAO Schwartz
Penguin stacker – Melissa & Doug
Flash Cards – Wee Gallery
Panda – Michaels
With both of my boys’ nurseries I worked off what I already had in the guest room before it, including the furniture. The less furniture I had to move into storage the better. Hudson’s room was previously our “black & white” guest room with an ode to NYC. It utilized all of our decor from our apartment in the city. I was so happy to be able to incorporate most of what we had in the guest room into this nursery. I also made sure that one of the key pieces we purchased for Aden, the glider, was a neutral color-way that could fit into any gender nursery for us to use with every child. One thing I love to do and highly recommend to you, is to make your home “yours”. Think outside of the box when decorating the rooms, especially one for a new baby.
We repurposed and refinished furniture to match better and become more kid-friendly. I love the chalkboard top to the side table and it’s so perfect that I don’t have to worry about the kids spilling anything and ruining it. The picture ledges became the best toddler accessible book shelves – they work out great for Aden for when I’m nursing Hudson and don’t have a free hand to pull books at his discretion. The lego storage block actually holds cars to play with on the road rug and it’s super easy for little hands to open on their own.
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Thank you to Project Nursery for also sharing this feature. You can find their post here.
