Name: Fox
Location: St. Louis, Missouri

The initial thing my husband and I agreed on when discussing ideas for our son's nursery was that we didn't want a straight-out-of-the-box "theme" like they sell in large baby stores. So we decided to piece the nursery together bit by bit from different sources. We wanted the room to feel fresh and modern but with vintage touches, and not too "baby-ish".

Name: Everett 
Location: Calgary, Alberta

We were keeping Everett's gender a surprize from our friends and family and had to hide the nursery from everyone throughout the pregnancy so we wouldnt ruin the surprise. Took a while to decide on what colors to go with because we didnt want it to be a typical blue boy nursery, so finally decided on grey, white, orange and teal for their vibrant yet soothing, modern feel.

Name: Henry (3)
Location: Park Falls, Wisconsin

This room in our home was being used as a media room, until our son Henry came along. We still use part of it for a computer area, but the rest of the room has become a simplistic, well-loved playroom. 

Name: Wolf (7 months)
Location: Ghent, Belgium

Wolf's bedroom is inspired by the nature theme; flowers, wood, plants, dinos, and birdhouses.

Name: Colton (1)
Location: Chicago suburbs, Illinois

When I was pregnant with my second son, we moved my older son out of the nursery and into his very own big boy room. I was going to leave the nursery as is, but last minute I decided to re-do the nursery. Therefore, I wanted to create the nursery quickly and on a small budget, since this was the second time around for that room. 

Name: Levi (3)
Location: Portland, Oregon

Name: Norah (3)
Location: Toronto, Ontario

Our daughter Norah's "big girl" room is colourful, to say the least. Not wanting to be limited to a specific colour palette, we just started adding pieces that meant something to us or to her. 

Name: Julian (5 months)
Location: Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois

I didn't know if I was having a boy or girl. So I picked out all the details for both scenarios. Our decorator executed it while I was at work after I gave her a sealed envelope from our OB. 

Name: Neev
Location: Sherman Oaks, California

We wanted to create a gender neutral, bright and fun space for our little one. The space was kind of small and it was important that it not only functioned well but also had some open space for Neev to be able to play and for us to hang out.

Name: Avery
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

When we moved into our 750 square foot rented apartment, this closet became a catch-all for boxes and items that didn't otherwise have a place. But when we saw the pink plus sign, we decided that this black hole of unpacked boxes would be the perfect nook for our little girl.