Today I’m thrilled to finally share Jackson’s nursery with all of you. This project was a labor of love and it all fell into place with ease. I envisioned a peaceful oasis for him to enjoy.
Originally, I had planned to keep the guest bed in the room. However, it quickly became apparent that there wasn’t enough room. I swapped that idea for a low woven bench with a cushion and pillows that is kid friendly that we could use as a reading nook. This allowed for more space to bring in the glider, crib, and changing table.
A nursery has all of the must-haves for a babies room – crib, changing table, chest of drawers. But when designing the nursery I thought about how it could evolve with time. That’s why I purposefully chose items that can change over time as he grows up. For example, the changing tray on the campaign dresser can be removed and it becomes a stunning chest of drawers. The baskets filled with receiving blankets can also function for storing toys. If you think ahead, you can buy items that serve several functions.
To see more of the nursery and my favorite baby essentials, pop over to Rue Magazine.
Nursery Sources:
Hudson Crib from Serena & Lily | Mimi Floor Lamp | Kaleidoscope Crib Sheets | White Bumper | Watercolor Painting by Emily Proud | Monte Design Glider in White |
Large Ikat Pillows (custom) | Small Blue & White Dash Pillow | Drapes
Photos by Bess Friday | Designed by Caitlin Flemming
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