Nursery mood boards

Posted on January 27, 2010 by heatherlauraclarke

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

21 weeks, 3 days pregnant

I’m still going crazy wondering, so to help pass the time, I’ve put together two mood boards (one for a boy, one for a girl) using Googled photos and Disney paint colours.

If Little Baby is a boy, I want to go with an airplane theme — blue, white and yellow, with painted planes and clouds on the walls. Plus, I love this clock-as-a-sun idea, and putting his initial in a cool painted circle:

If Little Baby is a girl, I want to go overboard with pink — since it’s my favourite colour, too! But not just the traditional baby pink. I want a combination of bold, deep pink with light pink and white. Maybe some 3D element on the wall, too, like these plastic flowers:

I love both of these designs, so either way, I can’t wait to get going!

Category: Baby Boy, Baby Girl, Nursery, Second trimester, Week 22

4 Comments on “Nursery mood boards”

Kate
January 29, 2010

Love the airplane theme for a boy – that's what we're doing for our little guy, although a subtle one (husband is an Aerospace Engineer and loves planes so this was a no-brainer for us.)

Love the pink too!

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lindsey
January 29, 2010

Oooo love them both! Can't wait to find out what you're having!

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Laptops to Lullabies
January 29, 2010

Thanks girls! I really like both of them, so I'll be happy to get going on either one — as early as Tuesday evening, haha!

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I’m Heather Laura Clarke. I’m journalist and blogger in beautiful Nova Scotia, I have a 10-year-old son and an 8-year-old daughter, I married my high school sweetheart, and this is the story of my handmade life.

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