My Modern Nursery #33: Eco Girl’s Nursery
A reader was inspired by the “Oh, The Places You’ll Go… Global Nursery” on Project Nursery. He really loved the globe quilt and came up with the idea of doing a “Save the Plant” theme. Not knowing where to begin, he contacted me. I gave him a number of suggestions for jumping off points, but then I came up with my own plan as well!
Here’s my eco nursery for a girl. It uses lots of green and organic products but it’s much brighter and more colorful than my last “eco” nursery design.
1- Organic Pillow Covers from Pottery Barn Teen- $20 each (get these today because they’re on sale and then will be gone for good!)
2- Aqua Interlace Giclee Boom Arm Floor Lamp- $200
3- Oilo Studios Soft White Cohen Glider- $1295
4- Argington Fuji Wood Toy Box Chest – Ebony- $350
5- avalisa Bubble Wool Rug 8′x10′- $1360
6- 3-Tiered Natural Bird Mobile from Criswell Creations’ etsy shop- $60
7- Windy Tree Fabric Decal from Trendy Peas Decals’ etsy shop- $87
8- Argington BAM Bassinet & Crib Set in Ebony- $585
9- Nook Pebble Organic Mattress – Cloud- $550
Nook Organic Fitted Crib Sheet – Puddle Glass- $48
10- Organizer Basket Fabric bin in Birch Trees and Kaleidoscope (sold out) from The Spotted Barn’s etsy shop- $18 each
What do you think? How do you like the “Save the Planet” idea for a nursery?
Feel free to contact me for help with your own nursery design dilemmas.
HI there,
I’m really hoping you can help me as I’m going out of my mind trying to come up with modern designs for my daughters nursery.
I just don’t know where to start.
We have a cot, changing unit and wardrobe (oak), although eventually there will be fitted wardrobes on one of the walls (opposite window wall) The room is rectangular and this is the layout at present:
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l ch wa l
lw l
lw l
l cccccc d l
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Key: W=window, ch=changing unit, wa= wardrobe, c=cot, d=door
I was thinking about purple/lime green for the colour scheme and like the idea of a featured wall, possibly with her name on in wooden letters. I would also like to have a matching blind and a nice chair and toy box.
I also just can’t decide where and which walls to put the furniture on.
I want it to look really modern and minimalistic if possible.
Any help you can give would be most appreciated.
I look forward to hearing from you,
Regards,
Louise