Hi All!
Just thought we'd share our latest nursery for with you for a lucky little baby girl...
Our inspiration for this room was this beautiful sparrow paper, and after that, everything just fell into place.
Notice how the yellow in the rug pops off of the blue paper? Just because the yellow doesn't necessarily match the paper, it still works because they are opposite on the color wheel. It makes the space more interesting when everything isn't "matchy-matchy".
We found this adorable vintage dresser and had it painted coral to match the birds in the paper. The glider in the corner is in an adorable charcoal linen with white contrasting piping and buttons. The chair really brings in the dark color from the wallpaper over to this side of the room for balance.
How cute is that owl vase? We think it looks very Jonathan Adler. Fresh flowers tie the yellow back in to this side of the room.
Design is all about the "little details". We had a little extra wall paper, and lined
the drawers with it. It was a little labor intensive, and a lot of sticky fingers due to the spray mount, but it was worth it!
Never underestimate an artistic display of books on ledge shelves.
What we love about these ledge shelves is that
A. The covers act as an art element in the room.
B. The kiddos can actually look at the covers and pick which ones they want to read.
C. You can just keep adding to the collection and the display just gets better and better!
We hope you have enjoyed this little tour!
Til next time!
XOXO
j & j
the drawers with it. It was a little labor intensive, and a lot of sticky fingers due to the spray mount, but it was worth it!
What we love about these ledge shelves is that
A. The covers act as an art element in the room.
B. The kiddos can actually look at the covers and pick which ones they want to read.
C. You can just keep adding to the collection and the display just gets better and better!
We hope you have enjoyed this little tour!
Til next time!
XOXO
j & j
