My husband's cousin recently had a baby boy, and when I saw pictures of the vintage-inspired nursery, I had to share. I love the fun, happy mix of art in this wall gallery:
And, one of my favorite ideas. . . She used pom-pom trim and tiny clothes pins to display these alphabet cards. It's colorful and easy to change later as the baby grows. (This would also be a fun way to display his artwork later on. . . )
And, of course, I had to include a shot of sweet baby Braxton . . .
I also like this idea for kids' rooms. . . She installed shelving around the top of the room, near the ceiling--great for displaying the cute things you may not necessarily want little hands to reach.
The photographs, by the way, were taken by her brother Billy (also my husband's cousin--are you following?). He is an extremely talented photographer in the Louisville, Kentucky, area. You can check out more of his work here.
Speaking of babies, I'm becoming an aunt again today! Patiently waiting on word from my sister, who's at the hospital now :)
Welcome to my newest sponsor, Saturated Color!
(An Etsy shop filled with vintage art and fun finds for your home.)
The pom pom trim idea is SUPER! Do you think that is too babyish for a 'big boy' room? He's only 2...but love the alphabet cards since he's way into letters right now.
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Very cute room! I love using wall cards in nurseries. Later if a switch is desired, they can go into the playroom!
ReplyDeleteCute nursery! Congrats on becoming an Aunt!!
ReplyDeleteOh me gooness...look at that baby! Cute nursery, I love the paint color.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome nursery! I love it!
ReplyDeletethat nursery is TOO cute! I love the wall of different frames!
ReplyDeleteLauren @ tickled.
The pom pom idea is brilliant! And how exciting your sister is having a baby today! Nothing better than a new little baby...:)
ReplyDeleteJanell
Aaah, what a tiny baby! He's so cute!
ReplyDeleteI love the flash cards, too.
Braxton's room is really cute! love the letters!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful nursery! I love anything with pom pom fringe in a kid's space! How exciting for your sister!
ReplyDeleteOh - and what about the game yesterday?! FINAL FOUR!
I love it...so stylish!
ReplyDeleteEmily Hewett
A Well Dressed Home
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I love the nursery!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable nursery! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable room! The pompom trim is such a genius idea!
ReplyDeleteI love the wall color...it is such an unexpected color from the light yellow that you usually see in a nursery. Congrats on becoming an aunt today!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I love the use of pompom trim.. such a great idea! Good luck to your sister!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love how she used the pom pom trim to hang the alphabet cards from. I made something like this for my son's room, but he's older so I use it to hang his art work from, like you said. Of course baby Braxton is super cute too and congrats on your newest niece or nephew!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the sweetest, most original nurseries I've seen. I love the vintage inspiration and that is definitely a room that a child can grow up in.
ReplyDeleteit's so cute and he is SO cute!!
ReplyDeleteway cute!
ReplyDeleteEmily it's so cute!! Both the room and that sweet little guy :)
ReplyDeleteWhat great ideas! Too adorable. Hope you had a great weekend doll! Kori xoxo
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such a cute way to use pom poms the nursery for a little boy. Pom poms have become my new love of late.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to them :)
What a cute idea for a babies room. I love that it is filled with primary colors!
ReplyDeleteCongrats a little early Antie!
Susan
How wonderful! Congratulations to you and your family. She did a great job on the nursery! And what a sweet, adorable baby! :)
ReplyDeleteHow I love nurseries (: So sweet!
ReplyDeleteSuch an adorable little nursery. I love the vintage inspired color palette! So fun. Chic Rooms
ReplyDeleteSo cute! We did a white shelf, almost like crown molding, about a foot below the ceiling that wraps all the way around my son's room. It has been great for displaying stuff and fun to change out as he grows.
ReplyDeleteI lve the alphabet cards and the way she did several rows on top of each other gives it a lot of impact!
-Amy (Swoon Interiors)
This nursery is adorable!! So fun and whimsy!
ReplyDeleteAnd I love your playroom art!!
Such a great nursery!! I love the alphabet cards- I think I have the same ones! And congrats auntie Em!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! So adorable. I really like the eclectic feel of the room. And, great photos!
ReplyDeleteLoving it. Makes me wish we were doing a full blown nursery for our little one due in a few weeks. Alas, being the fifth child, whoever this little one is just gets a corner with a crib, not the whole nine-yards! LOVE the alphabet cards...any ideas on where she snagged those? Little Braxton is ADORABLE!
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