Thursday, July 24, 2014
Scandinavian Boy Nursery Inspiration
So, I guess I should share the reason behind my inconsistent posting this Summer. While I definitely have been enjoying the beautiful weather and spending time with my family, that's not the sole reason for my absence here. I'm pregnant with a baby girl! We are beyond excited. Though I have no real complaints as far as the pregnancy is concerned, I will note that nothing seems to sap my creativity more than exhaustion and nausea (only the first few months this time, thank goodness).
The funny thing is, though I actually thought it was a girl all along (and secretly hoped for one), I found myself being drawn to baby boy names and nursery things. Ever since our Norway trip (seen here and here), I loved the idea of a Scandinavian nursery as a nod towards Connor's heritage. So since we are not having a boy, I thought I would share my inspiration board with you:
When designing a room, I usually start with a pattern that I love…….whether it be fabric, an art piece, a rug, curtains, or wallpaper. I find it's easier to build a cohesive room that way, and mixing patterns isn't as tricky when you start with the ones that you love. In this case, I fell in love with the Robert Allen folkland fabric, and probably would have used it to make a crib sheet. Not seen in this mood board, is the crib and other furniture we already have…..I'm still unsure how I want to rearrange our furniture in the house between the two girls. More on that later!
2. brass sconce
6. brass llama
9. wood shelf
Labels:Inspiration,My Home/Projects,Nursery
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