The pink ribbons we painted on the wall match the embroidery in her baby bedding.
The color in this picture is a little off. I still need to steam these curtains and install the holdbacks, but I was anxious to get them up. They are super heavy, I made them with the blackest blackout liner I could find.
We are using the blue rocker from when the room used to be blue, I don't have the energy to make a cover right now! I painted the mats on the picture frames. They are hung and ready for her newborn pictures!
Hubby refinished and painted the crib and changing table (it used to be a light maple color) and we added pink glass drawer pulls.
That's it, we are ready! 4 weeks to go!
22 comments:
So super cute! I love the hand painted border, we did the same type border painting with our daughter's room, to match the bed coverings. I love the curtains!
It's darling!! You've done a great job!!
So cute! I love the border and all the little touches.
Awww! It's so cute!! nice job!!
Its beautiful and so detailed!!!
What a lucky girl - it's beautiful!
oh super cute.
it's adorable!! and what a great idea to hand frames ready for her first pics!!=)
So adorable!! You did a fabulous job!
I LOVE it! Pink and brown=best color combo ever!
I love both rooms. Ya'll did a great job and are soooo creative!
The pink & brown is super cute! I love the ribbons on the walls!
What an adorable room!
I like the ribbon painting :)
Lovely color combo.
Love your combination of pink and brown ... for some reason it reminds me of chocolate candies!
So cute! The rooms look great!
What a gorgeous room! Lucky girl!
How sweet! Miss P is going to love her pink room!
What a gorgeous nursery!
Love it! Love it! Love it!!
SOOOOOOOOOOOO cute!
I LOVE the baby room... Pink color scheme of this room is just perfect for little one!!
Hello I stumbled upon your blog and love what you did in her room! Baby #2 is due in February for us and we too have a light maple wood color crib(that I want wayy darker!)...I was wondering how your hubby re-finished the crib? Also did you just hand-paint the monograms on the wall? Thanks so much!
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