No babies planned for the Dunn household yet, but this nursery is too good not to be shared! Whenever the day does come for us, this is exactly how I would decorate a nursery. Fun, whimsical, but not too "baby".
All images below are the nursery of Courtney Barton of Inside The Loop and were featured on Holly Mathis Interiors.
Isn't it amazing? I really think it's my favorite nursery I've ever seen, and I like that it could easily work for a boy or a girl (it's a boy's nursery). Courtney had that rug custom made, it's definitely my favorite part of the room. I'm also a HUGE fan of pleated, custom drapery in nurseries (it also seems like it would be super functional to have blackout curtains for a baby, you can shut them to block out sun and noise).
And on a somewhat related note, I thought it was funny when our BFFs came to stay in May and my friend Erin walked past the "baby's room" and said "I've never seen pictures of this room!!" Well there is a reason for that, ha!
I don't really want to decorate this room until we have a baby, so currently it's our ironing room/future baby room. We haven't even gotten around to taking the previous wallpaper down yet. Although it's starting to get on my last nerve walking past this room and seeing it, so that may change....
And yes, we have a glider. I was in Crate & Barrel one day and this brand new slipcovered glider was in the clearance section marked down to $500 from $1,000. It was exactly the type of glider I would eventually want (neutral, slipcovered, comfortable), so I bought it.
I know this whole post begs the question "When are you guys going to have kids??" We get asked it all.the.time. Honestly, the answer to that is - I don't know! Right now things are going so well with my business and I've been so busy with it that I cannot imagine bringing another "baby" into the mix anytime soon (because yes, my own business feels very much like my baby!)
So for now, this room will be the ironing room with a glider :)
1 day ago
Great nursery! Honestly, take your time with having a baby. It's wonderful, but it is more work than you'll ever imagine and it's completely life changing.
ReplyDeleteVery eclectic nursery! I Love the changing table.
ReplyDeleteXO,
Kristy
www.idesignlove.com
GREAT POST:) Your blog is so wonderful...do you have twitter or fb??
ReplyDeleteIf you want some Swedish décor inspiration, you can check out my blog:)
Have a great weekend.
LOVE Maria at inredningsvis.se
(Sweden)
It's a pretty baby room, not too foofy and not too babysh. What I also love is the wallpaper in the hallways just outside the nursery. So fun!
ReplyDeleteI love that you have a glider already :)
Have a great rest of the week!
~Edyta
http://www.edytaandco.com/blog-4/
I like the curtain rods too-it looks like they used pipe fittings for that. That would be cool in an older boy's room as well. Definitely a fun no-frills nursery that packs some punch.
ReplyDeleteGreat room. I especially love the rocking horse!
ReplyDeleteI too love this nursery! The room is so bright and airy, a perfect environment for a growing baby.
ReplyDeleteGreat glider! Is it still $500 in the stores now? I'm currently looking for one for my nursery... Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great nursery! And I totally agree with what Tiffany said! SO true!
ReplyDeleteThis nursery definitely has a whimsical feel to it! Love it! Really loving that rocking chair though, where is it from its so cool! We have a post about trendy nurseries (www.eieihome.com/blog/6-trendy-nurseries.html) let us know what you think of these nurseries!
ReplyDeleteahhhh! What a wonderful surprise and thank you so very much for your kind words on Ory's nursery. Beyond flattered to hear such kind words about a room I poured so much love into! xx Courtney
ReplyDeleteAll nursery curtains are looking awesome.I like the last one which is very beautiful.
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http://www.blackoutcurtains.co.uk/nursery-blackout-curtains/