Name: Alice (5 months)
Location: Howland, OH
I was thrilled when I found out I was having a girl, but I'm not much of a "pink person" and I'm not too keen on super matchy-matchy decor.
We had a pretty limited budget, so most of Alice's room was made by myself and/or my husband or were things we already had from our son or around the house. I really hoped to incorporate meaningful pieces into her room, but I was an Ohdeeoh sucker when I was expecting, so I ended up with a bunch of trendy stuff in there, too. We've owned our house for almost two years now, and it is (sadly) the only room that is "finished." Sigh. :)
The crib and dresser are from Walmart; hand-me-downs from her big brother. My husband made the bookshelf from two giant cabinet doors, and we made the animal hook rack. Crib skirt, quilt, pillow and curtain accent fabric is Amy Butler, all made by me. I also made the bumper (now obsolete), mobile, whale lamp (out of a Jonathan Adler incense holder), owl bin, grey stool, bunting, curtain rod (two plastic Christmas ornaments for finials, yo!) and some of the "art."
Source List:
• White ceramic stool, floor lamp and rug: Target.
• Plain white curtain panels and chair: Ikea.
• Mirror is from a garage sale, spray painted navy.
• Paint: Etched Glass by the now defunct Martha Stewart line for Home Depot.
Thanks, Lisa! Readers, visit Lisa at Another Big Bite.
(Images: Lisa M.Another Big Bite)






Ercol Bar Stool
Really lovely! Great inspiration. I love seeing blue in girls rooms.
I love the mix of blues and greens. Very calming and still sweet for a girl.
Wonderful room! We had the picture of the girl in the mittens and hat growing-up. I think it was a set of four, one for each season. Made me nostalgic. I'm sure Alice will enjoy her room for years to come.
Lovely. We have a girl on the way and I've picked out fabrics from the Backyard Baby collection for her. She's also going to be sharing a room with her older brother for awhile and I didn't want him to have to live with a sea of gross pink. Now the trouble is just getting my crafty mom to understand NO PINK.