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[…] the nursery for their third child – a sweet baby boy. You may remember my gender “neutral nursery design” post or my “one nursery, three ways” design (<<– I still love this […]
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[…] the nursery for their third child – a sweet baby boy. You may remember my gender “neutral nursery design” post or my “one nursery, three ways” design (<<– I still love this […]
These pictures are so inspiring! Not to mention Target just announced a gender neutral collection for children’s rooms! How cool!
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No way- I need to check that out ASAP! They’re really stepping up their game!
I can’t wait to see how it turns out! What a fun project! One of my good friends designed a gender neutral nursery last year because she didn’t want to know the baby’s sex either! xo Annie
So fun! I’m not one for overly gender specific rooms anyway, so this was way more fun for me!
What a beautiful nursery! Great job love. Hugs, Kait
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Thanks Kait, so glad you love it. Was a really fun project! 🙂
Such beautiful decor for the nursery – I agree, keeping the gender unknown is a fun idea and then you have so much to play with design wise xoxo
Thanks girl! I agree & applaud those who have enough patience to keep the gender unknown, especially on the first child!
That’s a fun project! These photos are great inspiration and I can’t wait to see how it turns out 🙂 Love the colour palette.
Thank you! I am on pins & needles waiting. Nurseries are so fun to design!