Sloped ceiling nursery ideas

Design a soft-toned nursery in your attic using pastel colors and cozy fabrics. The compact space can be perfect for a baby’s first bedroom, with all the essentials like a crib and rocking chair. Explore more ideas for a soothing attic nursery by clicking or tapping here.

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If you have an attic but don’t have any space to organize a nursery for your kid, you can combine them easily. Here are amazing attic nursery decor ideas.

No matter where your personal style falls on the spectrum, you’re sure to fall in love with one of these 10 gorgeous nurseries!

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Name: Violet KathleneAge: 2 Weeks, 2 DaysLocation: Central PennsylvaniaRoom size: 12′ x 7′ How to create a cohesive, beautiful nursery in a small room with sloped ceilings? Planning. Violet’s mom, Lauren, gathered inspiration, made a plan and recruited family to pull off some terrific DIY projects. The result is this fresh, dreamy space filled with light and soft touches. It melds modern and classic pieces into a contemporary space that feels timeless at the same time.

How to decorate with those awkward sloped attic walls

I’m so excited to share this teeny tiny space for our teeny tiny new person (baby boy) coming this September. I really wanted to get a head start on this because the summer is so busy. Plus the further along I get the more tired! If you are expecting or trying to figure out how…

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See ideas on how to create a gender neutral nursery with a modern animal theme with soft colors and beautiful mixes of patterns.

A round gold mirror hangs from a wall clad in blue grasscloth wallpaper lined with board and batten trim and is positioned between stacked blue abstract art and over a light brown wooden dresser and changing table.

Name: “Baby W” (due Sept. 2012)Location: Toronto, Ontario We wanted a completely eclectic mix of masculine, feminine, bright and modern, vintage and classic. We also knew we wanted to mix old with new, and incorporate natural elements – and this was our laundry list of things were were sure of! Now how to make it work?It was a bit of a challenge, being a third floor bedroom, dealing with the sloped ceilings and the smaller square footage. We had so much fun creating this space.

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