A New Home For A Little One

One of the first rooms I ever did was a nursery seen HERE. Still to this day one of my favorite rooms I have worked on. Since then, the baby's abode has become one of my favorite rooms to do. There is something about making a home for a new baby that really excites me. I wanted to share with you one that I recently completed. The owners are a very fun couple who don't mind a little flair. When the owner came to me with this picture of Jenna Lyons child's room as a starting point I knew it would be a fun project.
I had been hesitant to post it since at first glance it looks very similiar, but after hearing Celerie speak about not being afraid to incorporate others ideas I feel a lot better. Plus, the paint is the common theme but from there we went our own direction.Love this artwork the client found on Etsy. Did I mention I have some very creative clients?
Just a peek at 2 more things in her house. First this chair. My client got it for next to NOTHING at Cottage Living's garage sale and we reupholsetered it. I have to give credit to the upholster on this one for doing such a great job. Before:

After:
Second, these dining room chairs. I have confessed my obsession with velvet stripes before and here you have just one example. Although they look WAY better in person, you get the idea.

***I would like to state for the record all these pictures were taken by me, not a professional and the rooms were not staged. That is on my to-do list***

Sources:
Jenna Lyons Room: Domino November 2008
Red Ceiling Light: Ikea Kulla
Red Bookcase: Ikea Lack
Rug, Sofa (slipcovered), Art Above Crib: Client's Own
Changing Table: Walmart
Glider: Four Seasons
Crib: Bellini
Framed Name Prints: Etsy - Katrina Berlin
Bedding: Nursery Works

Velvet Fabric on Dining Chairs: Robert Allen Sedium in Veranda (to the trade)

*If I am missing anything or if you would like further details please let me know!