Color Inspiration: When we found out I was pregnant, we decided that we didn't want to know the sex. That meant everything needed to be gender neutral (it ended up being a girl!). The search for fabric and a color scheme continued until I came across DwellStudio's Owls Sky set. I've always had a thing for owls used in décor, and I really liked the colors. I had known I wanted light gray walls and white furniture for the nursery; thus the bedding worked perfectly. However, I didn't want the whole room to be in the gray, green, and turquoise colors, so I tried to add in some other colors with the changing pad cover, different colored drawer pulls, colorful toys, and prints on the wall.

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Color Inspiration: I knew I wanted to have "white-ish" walls in the nursery with a feature wallpapered wall, and when I ran across Julia Rothman's "Treet" wallpaper I knew I had my color inspiration for the entire space. It was my first purchase for her room. I was over-the-moon when I found the circle rug from Urban Outfitters, as it provided some additional pops of color to pull from and kept the space from becoming a simplistic two-tone nursery.

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Color Inspiration: Our color inspiration started out at teal-ish with hot pink accents, we didn't want anything too girly...then it morphed into every bright color we could find. We were able to create most of our own accent pieces from the mobile, art above the crib, the bed skirt, know pulls on the dresser and even the radiator cover! We are pleased how everything turned out!

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Color Inspiration: The inspiration of this cozy cheerful nursery came from the wallpaper on the focal wall. It is bold in colour and rich in pattern, but gender neutral and not juvenile. To compliment the happy yellow in the paper, pops of blue and peacock green, along with accents of neutrals such as white, cream, and brown, were mixed into the overall colour scheme.

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Color Inspiration: The walls in Jack's room are an indigo blue accented with a vibrant orange and white paisley print.

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Color Inspiration: The inspiration was black shadows on bright colors. Using a flat black paint can make the object's (toy shelf and dresser) shapes more pronounced. When Logan was very small I felt it was a good way to observe his surroundings with his more limited eye sight. Now that he is a little older the durability of a high quality black paint is really paying off. The use of apple green and teal blue I feel are very gender neutral colors. Also are calming and fun.

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Color Inspiration: I've always loved a dusty gold color for the kids' wall color and having bright decor. I also like a look that isn't super put together. I like a room like looks really lived in.

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Color Inspiration: I always said that if I had a girl I would never make a really 'girly' room. Well out popped my daughter (named Taylor) and I couldn't control myself - I fell off the girly wagon. I immediately painted her walls gray and pink and recently found an unusual piece of furniture that now houses the Madame Alexander dolls that my mom purchased for me as a little girl. Awwww.

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Color Inspiration: I started with Joel Dewberry's Aviary line, but wanted to bring in pops of fuchsia, since baby pink is not my favorite color. I love the unusual combination of brown and grey with the chartreuse and fuchsia.

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