i'm undecided whether this is a good thing or a bad thing. it could go either way. good in the respect that maybe it'll be easier to move after baby has been born. i won't be super duper pregnant anymore and really a newborn sleeps, eats and poops. it will be tricky with liam. i think the gramma's will have to step in on that one. he does have three you know. but it could be bad too. with a brand new baby all i'll want to do is hang out and snuggle with liam, baby and husband all day. not unpack boxes and figure out a new house.
instead of dwelling on these unhappy, uncontrollable things i shall focus on happier thoughts. like decorating the new nursery. i would like to send out a huge thank you to the creators of pinterest. it has really fuelled an obsession. if i had an unlimited supply of time, i would diy every awesome idea and make/bake/cook everything i drooled over. but i don't so the focus is on creating a lovely new nursery. and there is an abundance of inspiration.
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more tree inspiration.
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great storage and organization. i'm sure it could look this neat and tidy for a little while right?
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so pretty. i love the sheers and the panels on the walls. definitely white furniture.
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fun art for the walls. something i'd like to do for either gender. i'll just get fabrics to match the colours in the room and bam. inexpensive, creative and one of a kind pieces of art. i think it's just the little touches like this that makes a nursery feel cozy.









Aww I love little nurseries and that tree idea is gorheous I especailly like the first pin!
ReplyDeletelove the nursery ideas - I made a book shelve tree for my baby girls nursery thought maybe youd like the idea http://pinterest.com/pin/104075441359640219/
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