Black Cat Interiors

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Black Cat Interiors

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Up, Up & Away Nursery

We didn't know the sex of the baby so the design had to be gender neutral. Yellow and green are obvious choices, so I added a bit of the unexpected. I wrapped the yellow up onto the ceiling, framed the "sky" with crown moulding to create a skylight effect and strung miniature hot air balloons from it.

Country: United States

Since my client loves all things Disney, I blew up and framed 2 excerpts from a book featuring Disney characters on a hot air balloon adventure over the crib (the actual book awaits reading on a side table).

Up, Up & Away Nursery

Everyone seems to love the hand painted sky and clouds on the ceiling. They are easy to do - first paint the area sky blue. Once that's dry, dab with white paint to make the clouds. I used a paint brush, but a sponge also works.

Up, Up & Away Nursery

The yellow and green is tempered with lots of sky blue. I used it on the ceiling, anchored the room with a blue area rug, used blue mattes within the picture frames, and blue a white polka dotted crib bumper.

Up, Up & Away Nursery

Rainbow curtains tie all of the colors in the room together.

Up, Up & Away Nursery

Since my client loves all things Disney, I blew up and framed 2 excerpts from a book featuring Disney characters on a hot air balloon adventure over the crib (the actual book awaits reading on a side table), and framed 2 Disney prints on the side wall.

Up, Up & Away Nursery

The concept board shows how well all of the elements in the room work together.

Up, Up & Away Nursery

Up, Up & Away Nursery

I grabbed this side table at Goodwill for $4.99. It was stained and wobbly originally, so I stabilized the leg with a new screw, sanded all of the previous stain off and refinished it in a blue-tinted off-white. I added a blue cushion to the rocking chair, an heirloom from the client's...

Up, Up & Away Nursery