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Little Prince

Created: Apr 20, 2011

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Browns, blues, Tans, and Blacks make up a nursery fit for a prince. Tree is the focal point of the room and softened up by the black chandelier. Bible verse over the bed and Winnie the Phoo to watch over our little prince. Monograms, initials and personalizsed items tie it all together.

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Pretty in pink... Victorian-ish/ Princess-ish, My husband and I are expecting our first child. We both are very excited we are having a girl; that all I have been thinking about for months is designing her nursery. I always loved the damask print, that I knew I wanted to incorporate that in her nursery in someway. After some research, I found a beautiful pink and white damask wallpaper print. The wallpaper is what I used as my guide. I started looking into bedding sets. Once I found the bedding I loved, it was easy to pick out the paint color. I love mixing and matching, colors and prints. So when I knew I was going for the damask wallpaper, I knew I didn't want matching bedding. I found a elegant bedding set my Glenna Jean "Isabella". After my bedding was picked out, I was able to decide on the paint colors as well as the type of furniture I wanted. Instead of going with a white furniture set, we went with an antique white or also known as vanilla furniture set. The design on the furniture is a victorian, classic look. After lots of shopping and research, her room came out exactly how I visioned it.., Nurseries Design

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Kamrie's Tranquil Nursery, For our second baby girl's nursery we wanted something different from the usual pink. I found the bedding at Pottery Barn kids and fell in love with the purple and turquoise color scheme. We painted the room a relaxing blue/green color and decided to paint below the chair rail white to add definition. The picture frame wall was an idea from Pinterest. I made all the quotes on Microsoft Word, and painted and/or Modge Podged all the frames myself. I love how this room came together. I'm still always looking for smaller decorations to add to this space. The colors just make this room feel so comfortable and clean. I hope little Kamrie enjoys it as much as we do! :), Nurseries Design

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