In November, I posted my gorgeous friend’s maternity photos – the post aptly named “Ready for Baby Charlotte.” Although, if you had asked Amanda, she would have told you she wasn’t quite ready, because she felt the nursery wasn’t ready. Well, Amanda is a perfectionist, so I thought she was just saying that! Now that I’ve seen the nursery, I understand. It would likely have taken me 18 months, not less than 9, to design. I am so in love with it. Amanda’s eye for design has always been spot on, so there’s no surprise there. But I would like to move into her nursery and live there forever. I adore the wallpaper on the ceiling, the painting that her talented sister, Shelley, painted, the gorgeous IKEA dresser transformation, and how all of the patterns and colors come together to create one colorful and bright, yet blissful, nursery. The light in the room is just to die for, and makes me so very excited to move into our new house with second floor bedrooms! Ha.

Sweet Charlotte arrived on December 17 – I posted a few photos of her, less than an hour old here. I had the pleasure of taking her newborn photos this weekend and am going to edit them after posting this!

I shared a photo of the nursery on Instagram yesterday, then got a slew of Direct Messages asking for sources, so I had Amanda sent me a list of where she got everything to field these questions! Thank you, Amanda, for letting me share this gorgeous space of yours and Charlottes!

Sources: Crib: All Modern // Glider: Target //  Rug: Target // Wooden Changing Tray: Buy Buy Baby // Dresser: IKEA // Dresser Overlays: My Overlays // Swan: Target // Bookshelf: Wayfair // Painting: Amanda’s sister // Wallpaper: Donghia // Paint Color: Sherwin Williams Alabaster SW7008 // Changing Pad Cover and Crib Sheet: This Spoonflower Fabric (Customized) and Rocky Top Design Etsy Shop // Crib Skirt: This  Spoonflower Fabric on top and this Spoonflower fabric for trim, made by Grace and Cruz Etsy Shop // Side Table: Home Goods (no longer available) // Ottoman: Target // Lamp: World Market (no longer available) // Banana Leaf Pillow: Anitas Casa Etsy Shop // Wall Sconces: Anthropologie // Mirror: Pottery Barn (no longer available) // Baskets: IKEA // Chandelier: West Elm // Pineapple Bookends: Target // Large Blue and White Vase: Amazon 

Today is our last day in Durango, and I’m so sad to leave! We love it here. Isla will be excited to get back to school though – her best friend at school told her mom that Isla wasn’t in class because she’d gone to college! Ha.

During our last trip to Colorado, I shared photos of Isla’s forest-themed room, explaining that it was a lot of fun decorating the tiny third floor bedroom. Emi had slept in a Pack ‘N Play when we were here in the summer, but we decided to order her a proper crib. On the third floor,  there are three rooms – Isla’s is the smallest, but Emi’s definitely has the lowest ceilings! It was really difficult to get really good photos/angles of the room, but I’m sharing some of this tiny little vacation room below. I decided to create a floral themed nursery space for Emilia, inspired by the new Bebe au Lait Winter Collection. The room originally had just a single bed, centered in the room. I pushed the bed to the right when adding the crib. It’s a small space, but perfect for little Emi Girl, who loves playing in her new room – she pulls out all of the books from the baskets about ten times a day.

I am already anxious to come back in May to spend time in this floral nursery again. Sources listed below!

Crib // Nightstand // Lamp // Rug // End-of-Crib Storage // Gray Storage Bins // Bebe au Lait Crib Sheet // Bebe au Lait Swaddle // Bebe au Lait Blanket // Pom-Pom Pillowcase // Aqua Pillow Case // Wreath // Gold Trash Can // Monitor