Can I move in? When planning a nursery for baby, mamas-to-be can all agree that they want their space to be a place of wonderment, serenity and fun — while still appealing to mom’s design tastes. And one of the best ways to achieve this is to keep it simple. Hazel’s nursery does just that — and every single detail in the room is one to be oohed and aahed over.
See more images and get all the details about Hazel’s room at Daffodil Designs.
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First – hazel is such a pretty name. Second – I don’t usually love light colors but this has just the right amount of BRIGHT color pops. Great job.
Where did she get that crib from? I love it!!! Beautiful room!
@Stephanie, That crib is pretty fabulous. I emailed Sarah to find out about the crib. Will get back to you as soon as I know.
Beautiful room, am actually in the process of painting my living areas a similar grey. It is such a surprisingly relaxing and neutral colour.
Just wanted to point out the one thing missing from this room. A $4 blind cleat (you get them from hardware stores). Stops babies (and their toddler siblings) from climbing on the window seat and then hanging themselves on the blind cord. It is something that can easily be forgotten as baby gets older, but is vitally important.
I need to know where she got those linens! I love that bumper! Anyone know?
@Lauren Small, Bad news! These are no longer for sale. I believe they’re by DwellStudio.
do you know the name of the color of paint ????
Love this crib!! Please let us know where she got it! So cute …
@jessica, The crib and changing table are Bonavita. They were purchased a while back, and it looks like they do not carry it any more. Sorry!
How do you hang the tissue poms from the ceiling? I ordered a few off of Etsy and I don’t want to put a bunch of hooks in the ceiling!
@kate: hooks are definitely the way to go :-)