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Minimal Nursery Corner in a Master Bedroom

By Gina Munsey, Senior Editor Leave a Comment

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[A disclosure of material connection, and a note about partnerships: this post is sponsored. Babiekins received a crib from Babyletto and a rug from Ruggable in exchange for writing and publishing this post. The cuddle bear from Fabelab, merino blanket from Pure Simple Chic, wool pillow from Moon Water Co, and crib linens from Peapod and Nate were provided to Babiekins as part of a separate promotion. The Jesus Heals book is courtesy the launch team coordinators at Harvest House.  Babiekins was not required to write a positive review; all opinions are our own.]

When you live in a small space, each room needs to serve more than one function. My daughter’s bedroom doubles as a homeschool room, and our dining room doubles as a home office. And now the master doubles as a nursery, too.

#Thenewestbabiekins surprised us all by arriving early — welcome, Lochlan Ambrose! — so we didn’t even have a nursery space ready for him yet. Yikes! And after his NICU stay, he moved home to a small bassinet. But this month, things finally stabilized enough around here to create a little haven for him in the corner of the master bedroom.

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedrrom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedrrom

Since the master bed linen is already white, setting the light and airy palette was easy. I started by layering a large Whitecaps Indigo Rug from Ruggable (it’s washable!) over the existing wall-to-wall carpeting, then paired it with a modern whale-print crib sheet from Peapod and Nate. The whole space is anchored by Babyletto’s 4-in-1 Gelato Convertible Crib in White/Washed Natural. (Bonus: it will convert to a toddler bed later!)

I love how the earthen textures of the Oaxaca-made pillows from Moon Water Co (moved to the master bed when baby is using the crib) counteract the breezy lightness of the other nautical textiles. And of course, no room in my house is complete without books! Favorites from author S.D. Smith and Catechesis Books are close by on my Tolix-inspired nightstand. (The lamp is from Memoky a few years back. Here’s a similar one.) The guitar is in our personal collection, and the Dylan poster is merch from a concert we attended several years ago. The woven rainbow, a promise of hope, was a gift from my friend Spot of Sunshine — she found it on Etsy!

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

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Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedroom

Minimal Nursery Corner in Master Bedrrom

This space is calming, and it has quickly become a favorite spot in our home. It’s clean, bright, and minimal, and the soft golden tones really warm up what might otherwise by a stark look. And best of all — Lochlan is happy here!

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Shop Babyletto (Crib)| Shop Ruggable (Rug) | Shop Fabelab (Cuddle Bear) | Shop Moon Water Co (Pillows) | Shop Peapod & Nate (Crib Sheets) | Shop S.D. Smith (Green Ember books) | Shop Catechesis Books (Baby Believer board books) | Shop Memoky (Lamps)

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Keep up with me, Gina Munsey, on Instagram @oaxacaborn

Filed Under: Editors' Lifestyle, Features, Interiors Tagged With: Interior Design, modern cribs, nursery, nursery inspiration, small space Posted By: Gina Munsey, Senior Editor


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