Monday, May 31, 2010
Gender Neutral Nursery
Another cute idea for a gender neutral nursery. I love this crib, and for me to say that, trust me, is a very big deal, as I think they are all ugly. I'm not sure if it's safe but it's really cute. From Grayhood.
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Gender-neutral
Gender Neutral Nursery
Ok, so this is a repost from InspirationResource, but since I now have a proper forum, I wanted to showcase this incredible inspiration for a vintage but modern gender neutral nursery. We are planning our room around this image and have been lucky enough to have a dear friend recreate that poster for us.... this is a placeholder until baby gets here- we haven't actually named the baby "Child P. McCormick," though it's in the running. More to come as we move in and get closer to achieving this look.
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Gender-neutral,
our baby room
Vintage Whites
I have always loved victorian whites- I forced my whole family into them for our wedding a couple years back and I loved the way it looked. I found them at flea markets but if you don't have the time or patience, Belle Heir is a great resource for lovely vintage clothing for babies and kids.
From top- My lovely niece Brooke, My nephews Luke and Dominic surround my niece Cate, and my beautiful sisters, Noelle, Nicole and Lauren.
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Vintage Whites
Simple Modern Baby room
This 1970's baby room comes from Giggle's guru David Netto by way of the Museum of Happiness blog. I love it, so simple, not cluttered, not overdone. Ikea has those exact shelves AND has a really similar crib for 79 bucks, which is amazing. My mom is suspicious of the thing. So- a little disclaimer- it may fall apart, be poisonous and come from a child labor camp, but it's very cute.
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David Netto,
Giggle,
Ikea,
Nursery
Baby manifesto
*at least I didn't start a wedding blog, too.
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manifesto
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