Hi ya’ll! My name is Shelli and I am so happy to be visiting Remodelaholic today! When Cassity asked me to share my baby girl’s nursery with you I was super excited, what an honor! I am a new blogger of 3 months, and am enjoying learning more and more as I delve into blogland. Wow! Who knew? I am a former corporate junkie in the world of medical device sales, turned stay at home mommy to the cutest 15 month old hot mess, baby K. I blog about all things stylish with an emphasis on interior design with a budget in mind- a’ la mode
Cassity asked me to share a few details on baby K’s nursery and I am honored to do so! My life changed in February 2010, as my little girl entered the world. Her nursery is one of my FAV rooms in our home. It is bright and cheery and makes me happy- I can only hope it does the same for her (fingers crossed).
I started with the basics. I knew I wanted an iron crib for an old school feel. I also knew that I wanted to go with white furniture basics for a fresh crisp feel to the space. The glider is great for late night rocks with baby, but has a club chair feel. No need for an ottoman, just use a stool! Mine came from a garage sale over 15 years ago, and has been upholstered in every fabric on the planet. Well, not really, but you get the idea! I repurposed a slipper chair from a guest room for extra seating and bought a changing table on clearance knowing that it will not stay in her room forever (thank goodness diaper changing doesn’t last forever!).
The color palette of this nursery came from this $29.99 lamp from Tuesday Morning. I love the bright fun green (very unisex) and the straw shade that gives some texture.
I am a big believer in creating a warm and fresh space for baby with pops of color for visual stimulation without being too literal. In fact, the pillow on her glider was found in the clearance section of HomeGoods. You certainly don’t need to find your nursery decor in a baby boutique.
Never underestimate the power of etsy! The possibilities are endless….. I found these very ‘non baby’ fabrics (Modern Meadow), found a shop specializing in crib decor, and presto!
Storage is important in EVERY room, right? The basic bookshelf tower came from ikea, but the mix of baskets and buckets were all from TJMaxx, HomeGoods, and from various rooms in the house. No need to waste money on specific containers sold at places like Potterybarn Kids (though some are super cute!), it makes it more interesting when the containers aren’t as expected. Oh, and a little ribbon never hurt either!
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