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There's going for gender neutral and then there's embracing the obvious. This bunny-happy nursery done by talented mom Chloe Fleury, is packed with pretty pinks, soft grays, and subtle touches of mint in this decidedly girly space for her little lady (scheduled to arrive here soon).
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Chloe is a paper artist and clearly very good judging by the handmade bunnies hanging above the crib. The wall appliques are a cool and totally removable pattern from Mur, and how adorable are those pillows? The cloud -- so cute!
I love that even the changing table looks soft and inviting with a few of baby girl's frocks and other small delights hanging around.
Here's a close-up of those incredible bunnies. Such works of art! Can you even believe they're made of paper?
Other sweet details found throughout the room add to the soft baby girl vibe. Isn't that stuffed rabbit sweet?
I love how Chloe embraced the femininity of her expected arrival and decorated a space accordingly to fit her talents and tastes. See even more details of this baby girl's nursery and learn how Chloe managed to incorporate her studio and work space into the other half of the room.
Are you a fan of embracing the masculine or feminine in your child's space, or do you prefer things a bit more neutral? I'd love to know!
Small spaces can present such a challenge when it comes to designing a nursery, which is why I love sharing examples of how to do it right! This nursery for baby girl Margot is tight quarters to be sure, but everything is so light and bright and fits perfectly, so who cares?
Check out the photos to see what I mean ...
The big window in this small room helps immensely by allowing plenty of natural light to come flooding in, an easy way to make things feel more open. Notice the flower box outside. Such a lovely touch!
Baby girl's mom is an anatomical illustrator -- cool, right? The pieces on the wall are her own works, a personal touch and non-traditional in every sense of the word in a totally awesome way.
The corner houses a cute little nook filled with books and other treasures. I also really like the mirror hung at eye level for tummy time and crawling adventures. So smart!
Paper flowers and hanging shelves for book storage are both delightful additions and a smart use of space too.
So there you have it: that's how a tight space is decorated right! Keep the fixtures light and the clutter off the floor, add storage where you can, and remember that minimalism is your friend!
Do you have any experience decorating a small space for your child? I'd love to hear about it!
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If I could get my hands on one thing in this happy nursery for baby boy Delaney, it would be that beautiful St. George's cross quilt hanging over the crib. What a treasure! As gorgeous as it is, though, there are plenty of other delightful details to be found in this space. Click through for more inspiration below:
I really enjoy this mod print of London hot spots. It's muted and neutral and perfect for the space.
Other fun prints complement the room decor nicely and I love how uniquely they're all hung and displayed. Who says you need frames?
Tiny little accents make the best decor while keeping things uncluttered and neat. How sweet are those shoes? I die!
Adding a cushion to the top of an Expedit shelving unit from IKEA makes for a soft place to sit, along with extra storage. Of course I love the modern Eames style rocker too. Prop a leg on the crocheted poof and snuggle with the little one in style.
This nursery does an excellent job of finding the middle ground. There's nothing too extremist or polarizing, and it seems perfectly set up for making the transition to an older child's room some day.
What do you think of this baby's room?
See more of this space on Maida Vale or Apartment Therapy.
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