I've been looking forward to making a big boy room for the boys for over a year now. There's just something so special about transforming a nursery that is generally decorated to your taste to a little boy's room filled with things that he loves and fit his personality. Grayson's first word was "puppy" and it was definitely his first love. He spotted doggies everywhere! I knew I wanted to incorporate dog accents into the room because, after all, they are a boy's best friend.
We also wanted the room to have a Seaside feel to it, with calming colors and natural textures. I searched for boy's bedrooms that were not your typical Pottery-Barn-Kids-type-of-room. As I've said before, I really don't like themes, and instead like to use accents to make the room feel more boyish.
Here are a few pictures that inspired us.
I love this room. The textures, the colors, the calm feeling. It definitely has a beachy feel.
I love the grayish-blue tones with yellow. A little touch of modern.
I think that awesome bed is what draws me to this room. I love the idea of a daybed.
I'm so pleased with how the room is turning out. It has been the most challenging room in the house to design. After going back and forth and being on a time crunch, we decided to go with Serena and Lily's George duvet cover and pillows. The room was designed around the bed and bedding. I think it's perfect because it's something that is masculine, without being too themey. It'll definitely grow with the boys.
{the fabrics and paint swatches}
{an ugly green dresser getting a new, very blue coat of paint}
More pics to come soon!
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