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We did a complete overhaul to prepare for this little one. New flooring, bead board, crown molding, chair rail, baseboards, and paint to name a few. Check out that grey shag rug, yum! And all the bedding and curtains were made by Etsy seller Jayna over at RockyTop Design.
The colors in this love print from MadeByGirl were just made for Zoey’s room and the large zine letter Z adds the perfect amount of edge!
Gotta have some baby chucks 
She gets the best morning sunlight in her room.
It just wouldn’t be complete without the Sesame Street mini Zoey doll.
We finally settled on a glider after months of debate. We wanted something simple and modern without the high price tage. Turns out the options are slim. This glider and ottoman from BabiesRUs was a great deal and blends nicely without distracting from the rest of the room.
I have a weird obsession with sock monkeys. I plan to pass it along to Zoey
This galvanized tub caught our attention strolling the aisles at Lowes and we ended up purchasing a few for toy storage. I love using products in unexpected ways. Plus they work great with the other galvanized accessories throughout the room.
One of the best buys was the dresser. Originally meant to be a bookcase from Ikea, we flipped it on it’s side and added legs, drawers, and new knobs from Anthro. We are loving the white furniture on the white backdrop. So light and airy for a little girl.
This classic teardrop lamp is so fun in lime green!
I’m not going to lie, this gallery of frames is my pride and joy. The fabric was my inspiration for the entire room design and what better way to honor it than framing? I collected chunky frames from thrift stores and shops in the area. A little white spray paint and they look like they were made for each other. Framing fabric is one of the easiest projects to bring some serious color and pattern into a room. Below, we added more galvanized storage bins! I’m thinking of continuing this theme throughout the house. I’m Loving the industrial vibe!
Sigh…
Check out this post for the sources to just about everything in this room!
Hi! I'm Jessie, a wife, mother of two girls, and an interior design fanatic. My husband Rick and I just purchased our second home, a 1950's ranch in dire need of some TLC, in our hometown of Cincinnati, OH. To find out more, click 
What a marvelous nursery! I love the bright colors against the soft grey wall. And the fabrics are beautiful.
Thank you so much! Glad you stopped in
Thanks for the comment!
Jessie R.
WOW!!!! I’m in love with your little girls nursery so pretty
So glad you found my blog which led me to yours 
i’m just in love with the room – you’ve given my lots of ideas if our little one Junebug is a girl!!
Thanks a lot Katrina! Can’t wait to see what you come up for your new addition! I’m sure it’ll be adorable
Love this nursery – I especially love the frames you painted and the way you did up that ikea expedit shelving unit. It looks like a lovely soothing space full of pretty touches without being too overboard.
Oh my goodness, I am loving this!
Love your nursery! So well put together. One question about your fabrics. Do you know who the designer is for the paisley one, the green one or the one covering the changing pad? (sorry, so many questions!
Hi Elisa!
The fabric is actually all part of a collection that can be found over at spoonflower.com. All the fabrics used are designed by Heather Dutton. It’s the Power Paisley, Kelp Dot, & Rockweed – Coral Colorway that you’re looking for. Hope this helps!
Jessie R.
You did such a great job on your nursery…it looks Fabulous!!! Just wondering if you would share the name of the gray paint you choose. I am looking for the perfect pale gray for my daughters big girl room and yours looks like the perfect shade. I would greatly appreciate it!!!
Love the nursery, great job! can you tell me what color paint is on the walls and where you got the cute rug? Thanks!!
Hey! looks great! What color are the walls? I love that shade of gray!
Everyone curious about the paint color in the nursery it is Ben Moore’s Stonington Gray HC-170. The rug is from Cost Plus World Market. You can see it here.
Wow! Love everything! Purchasing the zinc anthro letter now and thinking of switching our dresser to the Expedit book case. How did you add the legs? Would love any advice on that. Thanks!
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!! Will be buying a sample of the paint to test it out!!!
What a gorgeous nursery. We have the same expedit shelf in my daughter’s nursery, on it’s side for a changing table as well. But we haven’t enjoying having so many open squares, which are awkward to fill sometimes. LOVE how you made it into the dresser. Can you share more about that process, pretty please?
What an amazing and beautiful room! Just love the colour combinations. I am doing my nursery too at the moment (nothing like leaving it to the last minute, my due date was today!). We don’t know what we are having however I love the bookcase turned into a dresser. Can I ask if you purchased the drawers at Ikea or if you had to make them? I’m all the way over in Australia and both my husband and I loved this idea and were wondering if the drawers were bought or needed to be made especially. Congratulations on a beautiful room – very talented pair you two!
Thanks so much! The drawers are actually sold at Ikea as well. At least they were when we purchased everything about 6 months ago or so. I’ll be doing a post sometime early next week about the process of turning the Expedit bookcase into a dresser, so check back soon for details. Hope this helps.
Jessie
Omg! I just died and went to heaven, thanks to your nursery! GREAT colors and patterns! Love how bright and airy it is. And it’s not super girly with the coral-y color and the grey. Seriously…heaven.
GORGEOUS! I love your nursery – classic but contemporary and so fun! Enjoy!
Such a sweet nursery — without being overly girly!
I love the Expedit unit & frames above it… I’m hoping to do something similar in the nursery that we’re currently preparing!
Ooh! We just finished painting our boys nursery a similar shade of grey, and we have been just pulling out our hair over figuring out a dresser, bookshelf, changing table combo (okay me, I don’t know why I say “we,” my husband doesn’t care about the dresser that much.)
But that’s exactly what I’m looking for! Do you happen to remember what those drawers were called? I want to shamelessly copy you.
Hey Becky! Check out this post for all of the details on the dresser, including a link to the drawers
Jessie
Wow! This is so beautiful. The curtains are amazing, where did you find them? Zoey is a lucky girl to get to sleep in this room!
Thanks Tiffany! This nursery sources post should help you out with the curtain details. Hope that helps.
Jessie
This is such a dreamy nursery! I LOVE it! I featured it today on my blog
http://www.imperfecthomemaking.com/2011/02/nursery-inspiration-from-around.html
Burning question! Where did you find the bottom two Ikea drawer inserts? The only ones I can find are the inserts with two drawers per cube. Do they just not make them any more? Or is this an Ikea hack? Thank you for the inspiration!!
They’re from Ikea as well, although I can’t seem to find them online. They may have been discontinued. Here’s an alternative though, not a drawer but the same concept. Hope that helps!
xo,
Jessie
I love the colors and different combinations of whimsy! Where did you get the curtains?
Thanks, Carol! You can check out a complete source list for the nursery here. Hope that helps!
xo,
Jessie
Love your blog. Great ideas and I can’t wait to implement them!!!