Today’s post rounds out the tour of Hudson’s nursery. If you’re getting caught up, you can see more here and here.
The animal prints are from Berkley Illustration on Etsy and are framed in Ikea ribba frames. They were one of the first things I chose for the room. Once I decided on them, Zach got me a couple for various holidays. I was showing them to my team at school, when one of my colleagues realized that she and her husband had been giving one as a gift. She ended up getting the staff to sign it as part of our baby shower gift- such a thoughtful idea!
We got the bed and dresser at a moving sale- they are Stanley Young America brand. Seriously, the only thing I don’t like about this bed is the fact that we might not be able to find another one if we ever have another peanut sharing this space. For real, if you have one of these beds you want to sell me, let me know.
I love the woven texture on the headboard that adds an interesting masculine edge to it, and the light that’s hidden underneath the molding will be perfect for bedtime reading.
There are two drawers on either side that are the perfect place to stash toys.
I made the quilt for Hudson’s first Christmas present. I’ll share more details later, but that thing was definitely a labor of love.
The bigger sham is the Navy Color Frame Standard Sham from Serena and Lily. The smaller one was a birthday gift for Hudson from my dad and his wife- it is the FILL’ER UP Large Applique Monogram Pillow Cover (12X16) by Calicodaisy Handmade on Etsy.
The bookends are the Menagerie Bookends from Serena and Lily, which were a Christmas present from my dad and his wife. Are you sensing a theme here? Instead of requesting clothes or toys (which we can find at yard sales and can be outgrown) for holidays, we’ve tried to stick with things that Hudson will have for the long haul. We’ll see how long we can get away with this for…
The rocking chair was mine when I was little. It was used in our living room, so the blue velvet worked at the time. I love how well it works in the room. The vintage Boy Scout backpack was a $3 yard sale find. Of course, no little boy room would be complete without everyone’s favorite mascot watching over him. #wolfpacknation
And there you have it- the scoop on acute little Angle’s humble abode. Hope you’ve enjoyed the tour!