When Holly Mathis (of the amazing Holly Mathis Interiors) sent over her latest nursery makeover we couldn’t wait to share the gorgeous transformation. Here’s her letter:
This time around I wanted my second little boy nursery to be a little less cottagey but I worked with the room’s existing light, awnings and basic furniture (but I did get a better rocker- I learned that lesson!). I chose some more modern fabrics but stuck with some Southern baby staples like monograms and smocked outfits… it is just enough of a Domino look to make mommy happy but it doesn’t look nuts with the rest of the house which is still pretty cottagey. Now I’m just twiddling my thumbs waiting for this baby to come (I am due on Monday) and wanted to share. Good luck with all of your projects. Love what y’all do! -Holly
Here’s the blank slate before:
And the brilliant after:
Isn’t this nursery makeover amazing? We love the modern fabrics combined with the charming cottage-y touches. What do you guys think? What’s your favorite part? Thanks so much for sending over the yummy before and after photos Holly! And good luck with your little one on the way…
tara rubano says
Where did she get the tree wall sticker behind the crib? I love it!
Tara
Roeshel says
Love the nursery and all of the cute accents. Great job Holly! It’s gorgeous!
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Marelis says
This is absolutely gorgeous. Love the color choices and all the different patterns. It all goes together so lovely. I always have a hard time putting two different patterns together that make sense and this just totally works. I’m trying to change up my daughters nursery and this definitely gives me some ideas. I LOVE the silhoette behind the crib….absolutely adorable :)
jen says
wow! what a precious nursery!! i love that it feels calming and neutral BUT still has fun & bold patterns {like in the pillows & curtains}. it seems like baby & parents would be able to rest in there IN STYLE.
thanks for sharing!
Blayne says
LOVE THIS! John and Sherry, I sure wouldn’t mind a touch of this when you design our nursery!
YoungHouseLove says
Sounds like a plan! We love it too. So inspiring!
xo,
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