Navy, Green, and Gray Nursery Tour

  

 Before we found out the gender of our baby, I had already decided on the design of the nursery: I wanted it to be primarily navy, gray, and white: specifically, white furniture, a gray upholstered glider, and navy-and-white horizontal striped curtains.  If the baby was a boy, we'd add bright green accents; for a girl, hot pink.  All of the big-ticket items would be gender-neutral, so if we have a daughter in the future, we'll just switch out the green accent items for pink ones and be able to re-use everything else.

The nursery has several DIY projects, either because I couldn't find the specific vision I had in my head for sale, or I could but it was outrageously expensive (horizontal striped curtains, I'm looking at you).  I made the alphabet letter wall, the horizontal striped curtains, and most of the gallery wall myself. 

Crib: Pottery Barn Kendall crib in white
Crib sheet: Pottery Barn Kids tile geo sheet in navy
Crib skirt: Pottery Barn Kids Harper Crib Skirt
Quilt: Pottery Barn Kids Alligator Madras Quilt
Frames: all purchased at Michaels and spray-painted white

Gallery wall art, clockwise from top left: Etsy, DIY, DIY, DIY, Etsy, DIY

Gallery wall art, clockwise from top left: DIY using fabric from Hobby Lobby, DIY, DIY using paint chips

Alphabet wall: DIY using unfinished wood letters purchased on Etsy from GalleryWoodLetters
Changing pad cover: Pottery Barn Kids chamois changing table pad cover in gray
Diaper caddy: Pottery Barn Kids navy geo reversible changing table storage

Dresser: Ikea Hemnes 8-drawer dresser in white

Curtains: DIY using Ikea Merete curtains in white
Curtain rod: Target Soft Square rod in nickel
Glider and ottoman: Little Castle Serenity glider from Buy Buy Baby
Pillow: purchased at Ross
Faux chenille blanket: DIY
White side table: Kraven white round accent table
Diaper pail: Ubbi diaper pail
Lamp: Target acrylic stacked ball lamp base (medium)
Shade: Target trellis print lamp shade (medium)
Rug: Bright Eyed Suzy Rug in green