Nest Studio: Light and Airy Floral Nursery

Hi guys, it's Kate Cabiltes again! For this week's post I'd love to share the future nursery of my dreams.

While I am not expecting, I have this room by the talented Shea McGee of Studio McGee filed into the "adorable things for future baby" section of my brain. This light and airy floral nursery is easy to recreate. By laying light neutral solid colored furniture over dreamy floral walls and adding a bunch of sweet pasted and patterned accents, a darling nursery is achieved. Shea has created an absolute haven for you and your baby to rest together and although the room looks full, it is not cluttered - every piece has a purpose and makes a statement.

Here's how to get the look in your nursery...

Carved Gold Flower Mirror via Pottery Barn Kids

Butterfly Mobile via Etsy

Crystal Medium Pendant via Restoration Hardware

Cushion Cover with Pompon Trim via H&M Home

Sheepskin Rug via Pottery Barn Kids

Phoebe Wallpaper via Wallpaper Direct

Paramount Gliber via The Land of Nod

Andersen Crib via The Land of Nod

Ostheimer Swan via ABC Carpet & Home

White Leather Pouf via Moroccan Buzz

Ceramic Garden Stool via Overstock

Inspiration image via Studio McGee

- Kate

Contributors

JESSICA AHNERT DAVIS is founder of Nest Studio and The Nest Studio Blog. Jess manages a career as an interior and hardware designer, and, in her spare time, raises her three year old son Bryan, 9 month old Lucy, and her nearly-adult husband, Scott. Having grown up in both Hong Kong and Dallas and subsequently lived in New Jersey, Boston, Brooklyn and Los Angeles, Jess draws from a wide range of design inspiration - if something creates drama, adds texture, feels local, provides quiet sophistication, and occasionally sparkles, it will likely be dear to her heart.

By day CORI MAGEE is a Designer, Art Director and Blog Manager for a trio of home furnishing companies. She also works as a freelance Graphic Designer when she's not contributing on design blogs or rambling on her own blog, Pretty Haute Mess. Cori currently lives in Los Angeles, though she is always in the process of convincing her husband to move to NYC and Sweden - one for the bagels and the other for the modern design scene. Visit Cori on her blog Pretty Haute Mess, where she writes about design + inspiration + random stuff, or for a dose of Cori on a daily basis, you can visit her on Twitter.

JAIME TOLLAS was born and now lives in San Francisco, where she and her husband are raising two crazy kids, an elementary-aged son and a preschooler daughter. They all inhabit a two-bedroom apartment in a high-rise in the Financial District, and spend a lot of time riding the elevator, building Legos, finding new monkey bars to tackle in hundreds of city playgrounds, and cruising the waterfront with the stroller, snagging samples from the Farmer's Market and searching for seals (which are everywhere) and sharks (which, mercifully, never materialize). When not chasing her kids, Jaime works as a non-profit fundraising strategist, and acts as chief content director for the online magazine postmodyrn which she co-founded in 2014. She chronicles the working-mama madness on her blog Less on the Floor, and indulges her serial stylin'-mama obsession here, at Nest Studio.

JESSICA BURNE DAVIS is the sales/marketing/operations/jack-of-all-trades for Nest Studio LLC. Born in New York, moved 7 times before the age 19, Jessica is now happily rooted in New Jersey with her husband and two daughters. Her love for art and design began as a young girl building Barbie dream house additions using reclaimed materials. Always practical, Jessica then rented out the space to her pesky younger brother. In adult life, her career followed a similar path combining her degree in Finance with her passion for the arts as a Vice President in JPMorgan’s Private Bank Art Advisory group. Outside of work, Jessica can be found devouring a good book, working on home improvement projects, and practicing, unsuccessfully, to master a side crow in yoga.

Light and Airy Floral Nursery

Monday, March 28, 2016

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