Nursery decor
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Comments (16)Ohhhh....this is gonna be so CUTE! I totally agree with bringing the curtains right up to the bottom of the bulkhead. It will make for a much more streamlined look. My only thought is that I think that where you have the level of the alphabet-rail it a tad too high. Don't feel compelled to go with the height of the bulkhead for your rail. Just ignore its existence. Look at Sarah's photo--she does not even do the letters over the curtains. I'd bring the rail down to the level that the current cornice. Then your letters will not look jammed up there either. I think it would do a lot to help the room feel less "tall" as well. Does this make any sense at all, LOL!...See MoreCreating 'Built-In' Bookcases from Ikea?? rmKitchen?
Comments (12)Rmkitchen, or anyone else...I LOVE this concept!! I have been inspired to try this in my own daughter's room. She is 16, and is a book lover, a CD lover and a packrat. Oh and she is taking a set of courses this year as a junior that seem identical to a Lit major in college! (Women's Literature, Literature of Science Fiction, AP Brit Lit, and Philosophy of Fiction). It all adds up to lots of books and stuff in her room. Anyway my questions are: -What widths do the Billy bookcases come in? The website is really not all that easily navigated, at least for me. I *think* the cases come in 15 1/2 or 31 1/4 inch widths. The CD shelves seem to be 7 7/8 inch wide. But are there any other widths to choose from? -Is there anywhere either on the IKEA site or elsewhere I could plug in my wall dimensions and get ideas for the best combination of cases to fill the space? I've been trying to do it by just calculating myself but I end up with one wall having almost a 7 inch gap. There must be a systematic way to do this! -You mentioned using a board across a doorway. I have a window so that is something I might want to do. How did you attach the board? Seems that if I just laid a board across it would either have to be the entire width of the room, or it would disrupt the line of the extensions on either side. -For trim, did you do anything at the bottom? And you mentioned putting in a soffit at the top to attach the crown. How did you do that-glue, nails? Any help appreciated. The IKEA store in my area is quite a distance so I'm trying to do a run tomorrow to avoid the weekend crowds. Ann...See MoreLooking for a sunburst mirror
Comments (8)Not "dated" if you like it and/or you're looking for a retro vibe - the sunburst is a classic midcentury thing. Yes, there was a fad for them a while back which has since waned but various versions are still produced, old ones still in antique stores, and people still like them. I think if a child can safely go into a bathroom or be near a window they can be trusted with a mirror on the wall esp a tiny one like OP has in mind. But then Im not a "pro" so make of it what you will....See MoreNursery room decor
Comments (1)I found many different types from stencils to macramé by Googling "floral wall hangings for nursery" Look in IMAGES. I found many!...See More
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