Affordable Nursery Decorating Ideas and Inspiration, Great Finds For Baby and Mom, DIY Projects, and Parties
Lately, I’ve noticed nurseries with chic dark walls popping up in my Pinterest feed. While some moms and dads are using dark color to add warmth and drama to the entire room, others are using it to create a focal point with an accent wall.
Some (including me) think that dark walls in the nursery can be calming and stylish, but others feel that it may be too dark and depressing for a baby’s room. What do you think of this trend? Here are 10 Nurseries with Dark Walls to help you decide!
Sarah of Lil Hoot is the queen of sprinkle showers in our book. With flawless taste and a knack for puns, she’s styled yet another gorgeous sprinkle shower that we’d like to share with you.
More party details and gorgeous pics after the jump!
Let’s monkey around! Our newest contributor Jessica @ Live the Fancy Life is back — and it looks like she’s been bitten by the party planning bug! She styled this darling Curious George-themed birthday for her friend’s second birthday — and let me tell you, Jessica is a rock star when it comes to planning an event! – Nicole
Who knew that two little blue lines could make someone so happy? Finding out you’re pregnant is one of the most exciting moments of a pregnancy – along with hearing the heart beat and feeling that little baby kick for the first time. Here are some creative ideas on how to share “the big news” with your loved ones.
1. A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words: A photograph of a positive pregnancy test is a common way to announce a pregnancy. But isn’t a picture of a chalkboard due date pointing at your soon-to-be growing belly so much cuter?
2. Announce it With a T-Shirt: If you’re expecting a second child, have the soon-to-be big brother or sister announce the pregnancy with a t-shirt like this one. If this is your first, you can get a t-shirt or onesie for a niece or nephew that reads “I’m going to be a cousin” or one for a sibling that reads “I’m going to be an Aunt/Uncle.”
3. Napkin Notes: Spread the word by inviting unsuspecting family members to dinner and asking them to find their place at the table. Instead of names, write their new “titles” on a napkin.
Hi! I'm Nicole — a mom, architect, blogger and interior design junkie who loves all things pretty, especially if they're baby related. I believe in affordable design without sacrificing style or luxury. Read More →
This week’s featured room is a girly toddler room! Formerly a home office, this bright girl’s room is as pretty as can be.
Sarah of Lil Hoot is the queen of sprinkle showers in our book. With flawless taste and a knack for puns, she's styled
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