Nursery Inspirations part 2

My love for nurseries continues and in my head I'm planning out Rosie's room when she's a little older and we (hopefully!) have bought a house to call our own. I have a clear vision (and a folder on my desktop and an "idea notebook") of what I hope to put together for my little girl:

Think happy cheerful colors light sunny yellow's, vibrant oranges with a little punch of hot pink. I want her room to be a sanctuary of light with a nice large window, a cozy reading corner and montessori-style accessibility to clothes, toys and other things. I want it to be a place where her imagination can run wild. I like the pennant flags in this & the cute reading spot.

I'm in love with these shower curtains from marimekko because of their canvas material they can be easily cleaned:

This rug //

Cute prints //

 


Overall I just want her "toddler room" to be whimsical but not cluttered.

Nursery Inspirations

Everyone has that dream job & mine is nursery decorating. Rose's room is by far one of my favorite rooms in the house and I hope that it can grow as she does. I love the idea of combining cotton candy pink with turquoise balanced with soft creamy ivories in a sort of shabby chic style that compliments the "garden tea party theme". Roses, of course, are a reoccuring motif & so are polkadots. Mama loves her polkadots. One thing that is an absolute must for me is unique art. If I could, I would have the entire left wall (the right side is reserved for bookshelves) in Rose's room decked out with colorful prints.  

One thing I am struggling with right now is trying to organize the closet. It's in a pretty sorry state since I've just crammed it full with diapers and books and clothing that couldn't fit in the dresser. If I could I would have the door taken off and install some shelving. But for now it suffices.