It's finally here! I've received so many questions about the nursery, so I'm excited to finally share it with you! I stayed pretty true to my original nursery inspiration post, and I'm so thrilled with how this little room turned out. Sometimes, on my way down the hall to the bathroom I'll just stop, and flick on the nursery light and take it all in. I can't believe this room will belong to a miniature little person soon. It is my hope that this room will make him or her feel happy, loved, and safe. As you might recall, this room was previously my dressing room (aka my happy place.) So, I begrudgingly moved my belongings out, and moved in a crib and glider and a thousand outfits that are so tiny it's unimaginable that they fit on an actual human being. Check out more photos and links for items below.
The inspiration for this room was bright and clean with a lot of whimsical gender-neutral accents mixed in. I thought the wooden letters above the crib added a little bit of humor to the room and hopefully will serve as words of encouragement to our little bundle of joy. The alpaca photos above the dresser were taken last summer in Cape May when Bry and I visited an alpaca farm. I have no idea why, but alpacas and polar bears are my most favorite animals.
Here's where items are from in case you're curious...
Carpet: Overstock
Crib: Babies R Us
Glider: Overstock (grey not currently available)
Ottoman: Target (no longer available) Similar here and here
Dresser: Craigslist
Accent pillow: Target
Wood letters: CraftCuts.com
Woven toy/blanket basket: Home Goods
Baby mobile: DIY - see instructions here
Gray frames: Ikea
Crate shelf: TJ Maxx
What baby would be happy in this room.
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