There must be something in the water because in the last few weeks I've received several emails and tweets asking for nursery inspiration from mothers-to-be. After another one on Friday, it became clear that a dedicated nursery post was definitely in order. So, I've rounded up a few of my favorites from three talented designers that I hope you'll enjoy!
This calming space belongs to Actress Minnie Driver and was created by textile designer, interiors stylist, and author Annette Tatum. The sophisticated colors and classic furniture are perfect for infancy and perfect to grow into!
I'm not surprised that the lovely Sharon Taylor created this fun space with her amazing sense of imagination and knack for style. The bold kelly green stripes and chic chandelier showcase that perfect touch of whimsy she has become known for.
Classic, inviting, and functional, Julieann Covino's designs never disappoint. Her passion for helping her clients achieve a space they truly love shines through in this space.
And as if I needed another sign that something must be in the water, Susanna Salk's new book of inspirational ideas and spaces for children comes out on Tuesday!
Update: Sharon wrote in with the resources! They're in the comments section.
12 comments:
love your picks Crystal, the blue rocker has me dreaming of one day having my own :)
Thank you so much....Minnie Driver's nursery and Julieann Covino's are right up my alley!!! I am beyond grateful for your dedicated post, you totally rock!! I'm emailing your post to my husband right now! We will find out the sex tomorrow, so I can start really planning then!
Wonderful picks for nurseries...both traditional and funky! Lovely!
It makes me want to decorate a nursery...
@TheBeautyFile: you're so welcome! Can't wait to hear the sex! Such an exciting time for you and your hubby :)
Congratulations on your pregnancy! What an exciting time. My daughter is due next week with her first and my son has a 6mo old, so I'm getting used to this grandmother thing. The nursery is such an important space in the home, and these are great examples for you to be inspired by. Have fun planning!
Great nurseries! Makes me want to re-do ours :)
Thanks for stopping by my blog; so glad to have found yours, as well. Keep in touch,
Emily
The green and white ceiling looks like it belongs in a Kate Spade ad!
I just thought that monkey is really cute. Have a great day!
The Bright Colors in the second nursery are said to be conducive to learning in early infancy. How brilliant that the designer was able to incorporate such bold colors in what I could only call a sophisticated space.
Sharon kindly set over the resources for her design. Here they are:
Photographer Credits: Dawn Shields of http://dawnshields.com/
Items Purchased New:
Classic Euro crib from Oeuf NYC
Changing station/combo dresser {changingtablestore.com}
Royal Menagarie Knob, Stork {Anthropologie.com}
Large Disco Balls {leftover from store window display} The mom-to-be owns a boutique apparel shop in the Midwest.
Up-cycled Items:
Antique Wardrobe {purchased at a junk store}
Pair of Faux Boix 1957 lamps {purchased at the same junk store}
Wall Mounted Antlers {same junk store}
Heywood Wakefield Vintage Pram {local thrift store}
Stuffed Rocker {thrift store find for $80}
Chandelier {Estate Sale in Kansas City}
Paint Colors {Sherwin Williams}:
Kilkenny Green {stripe on ceiling}
Lemon Twist Yellow {closet doors and chandelier canopy}
Bistro White {walls}
Capri Blue {on lamp bases}
Congrats on your pregnancy!
I love the Celine Collection from Newport Cottages which was used in Minnie's Nursery. Timeless furniture which will last for years!
Andrika
www.nurserynotations.com
Oh my goodness Crystal I am just now catching up on my blog reading and saw you included my clients nursery! Thank you SO much and I am glad you like it. The mix of Dwell, Serena & Lily, Blik Wall Art and furniture from Magic Beans was super fun to work with. It was a great challenge to design a twins nursery which married a boy & girl easily. Thanks again you are too sweet!
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