Amelia's Nursery

It is always fun to see a mood board come to life.  This is actually one that I created last summer for a client in Alabama who was expecting a baby girl.  Well, the baby girl has arrived and after a second stay in the hospital for Katherine (the mother), I am happy report that all are well now and have settled in at home.  Congratulations Katherine and family!

I must admit it was fun working on a girl space for a change.

Here are my recommendations for the room.


And, before we jump right to the good stuff, how about a look at the room before.  It was obviously a baby boy's room belonging to Amelia's brother. 

Before

My client was already planning to add board and batten to the room and all of my recommendations were made before this change had been made.  She wanted something that wasn't too "themey", but rather a room that could easily evolve over the years.  Here is the room now.

After

The wall color is Repose Gray - Sherwin Williams.  The artwork is from a different source than what I recommended, but I like it.  You can find it here.

Before

It has been a while since I shopped for glider rockers and wow are they ever expensive.  My client was able to have hers recovered in complimenting colors.  She also added a nice drum shade to the existing floor lamp.  I just love the way this corner looks.

After

If you are interested in any of the resources, you can read more about the nursery here.

19 comments:

  1. What a pretty restful room and one that will transition well as she gets older. Great job!

    Hugs,
    Susan and Bentley

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  2. Such a pretty color combination, and the gray walls ground everything and make it feel classic. So fun to see ideas become reality!

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  3. rene, that is adorable! so sophisticated, but fun, too with the pops of color. the artwork is awesome!

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  4. So pretty! I love that color combo on the grey walls!

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  5. So pretty! Love the rug and drapes! Gorgeous patterns! It's always fun to see a moodboard come to life. Thanks for sharing.

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  6. love! I love the gray.

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  7. I love how the grey walls balance out the floral panels and bright green rug....so pretty! Huge fan of that artwork also....that Etsy seller has some really beautiful and fun pieces.
    How exciting to see your designs come to fruition, Rene! Thanks for sharing.

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  8. Wow, I love the transformation! So beautiful! :)

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  9. It looks really nice, Rene! The wall color is very pretty and works so well with the pops of color you've added. I love your fabric choices. Very fun artwork and a fun project working on a girl's room!

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  10. Oh, I just love it. I love the drapery fabric. Beautiful.

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  11. Beautiful Rene. She will love this room for years to come.

    Have a great weekend!

    Lori

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  12. I love the fabric that you chose for the curtains! The recovered chair fits in perfectly against them. Great job!

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  13. This is so pretty! I love how she recovered the glider and that Etsy seller is one of my favorites. I have a print from them and it's even better in person. Great work!

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  14. Gorgeous room. The colors work perfectly and I do love the artwork - quite amazing!

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  15. Simply beautiful and delightful blend of colors

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  16. absolutely, positively, in LOVE with that drapery fabric!!! well done to both of you. a gorgeous room!!

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  17. Can you give the source for the nursery prints that she used?

    Thanks!

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  18. Rene, I'm just now seeing this, and thanks for featuring Amelia's room! I also just saw this post http://6thstreetdesignschool.blogspot.com/2011/10/one-hour-consult-before-and-after.html -- which, if it isn't the same curtain fabric, then it's close. I was interested to see it in an adult room, too!

    You already know I think you did a GREAT job, but I'll say it again ... I'm so happy with the way the room turned out! Thanks again so much.

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