Set of three classic nursery rhymes: Hey Diddle Diddle, Humpty Dumpty and Hickory Dickory Dock. Neutral colors would compliment either a little girl’s or boy’s room. The borders are painted a sage green, with accent colors of gold, and creamy yellow. All paintings measure 16 x 20″, and are trimmed with a coordinating sage green…
Aliyah’s room was decorated with the “Sugar Plum” line from Babies ‘R Us. The walls were painted a soft green color. We did coordinating pieces of butterflies and flowers, painted in hues of plum, pink and green. The paintings were trimmed with a matching raspberry and white striped ribbon. View of bedding set Wallpaper border
Jack’s room was decorated in a dinosaur theme. His paintings were done to coordinate with the Pottery Barn Kids Super Saurus bedding. Coordinating ribbon trim
A cow and rooster for your little one’s room. The border is painted a light spring green, with accents in lavender and maroon. Both paintings measure 16 x 20, and are trimmed in a matching green and white ribbon. Coordinating Ribbon Trim
Baby Xinxin was affectionately dubbed the “Little Panda” by her expectant parents. We did a panda painting to match the nickname and her Chinese name, as well as a matching Winnie the Pooh painting with her Western name.
Ian’s nursery was done in a literary theme. The walls were painted a saffron yellow, with accent colors of navy, light blue, sage green, brown and gray. We decided on an excerpt from classic French book Le Petit Prince (The Little Prince). Loosely translated, it reads: “Grown-ups never understand anything on their own, and it’s…
Sam’s room was decorated with the Pottery Barn Kids jungle bedding. Coordinating ribbon trim
The original inspiration for my paintings. I found the bumper and crib bedding first at Pottery Barn Kids, and fell in love with the toile and floral pattern. I designed the nursery around that. French-inspired animal paintings tied everything together. The Bee Nursery is ready: Just waiting for Bobo! Dog and Cat find a home…
