Kingsleys Nursery

I have been meaning to post these pictures of Kingsley's nursery forever! I just kept wanting to add a few finishing touches which of course never seem to end, but when we finally bought a house (more on that later) I knew I had to document it before I left it behind. It has such special memories for me. My family & my cousin Brooke helping me paint it white. Then both my sister in laws Amy and Meghan helping me stencil on the triangles which was so much work! Being able to choose and decorate his little space all on my own. And most importantly bringing home my first baby boy. Loving and cuddling him in that room. It was just such a happy space and my favorite room in our whole house. 

I am missing that dream space today.

Love looking at all the different pieces that make it special like the quilt my mother in law Sandy made, the gold mirror from my dad, and all the DIY pieces I made before his arrival.

without the curtains for better lighting.

Well I hope to post new pictures of our house and the boys rooms soon, though I don't know if it will compare to this but I'm hoping it will come close :)

Nursery progress

I have been debating whether or not to unveil the stencil we painted in the nursery this early or not.. But I am so excited about it I can't wait! Plus I'm sure I will probably have lots of other nursery/baby related updates I will want to post in the future.

So here it is!

The lighting in the before & after shots are poor since I forgot to open the shutters for some reason but you get the idea :) I absolutely loved how the finished stencil turned out! I was originally going to do a metallic paint but chickened out at the last second.. Maybe next time ;)

I can't thank my sister in laws Amy & Meghan enough for all the time an effort they put into helping me. Seriously I have the best family ever! We knocked it out in one day, but it was a good 7 hours before I finished. It's always a little harder then you think!

Anyways this is my new favorite room in the house, I love to just sit & stare at the wall.

Hope the little man enjoys grey geometrics!