Nursery Transitional Nursery, Boston
Nursery - transitional gender-neutral carpeted nursery idea in Boston with gray walls — Houzz
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Emily Hurley Those look like they could be Flor tiles. https://www.houzz.com/photos/flor-phbr0lbl-bl~l_51212
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M Robinson
Flor tiles rug
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Lee Lacey
Monte vola glider. It's awesome. I got one in brown leather for my daughter's nursery.
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M Robinson
Nursing Chair and baby
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Valspar's Water Hyacinth is a similar color.
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lotusmorning
so is Behr's lilac bisque
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Rachel Reider Interiors
Try looking at Land of Nod and Pottery Barn Kids for something similar.
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Rachel Reider Interiors
Thanks! It was bought about 5 years ago so it is discontinued now but we love Serena and Lily for kids bedding!
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Distinguished Flooring LLC
Very nice
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Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co.
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lotusmorning
maybe Room & Board
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motherbear
I have a 6 tile FLOR area rug in my airstream. Works great! No slippage.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Becky Harris added this to 21 Ways to Arrange Carpet Tiles Like a Pro
Mix with six. This pattern uses six colors which pick up on other prints and solids in the room, particularly the chocolate brown of the chair, crib and branch on the wall. Notice that the chocolate, the darkest color, is used sparingly in the pattern.
Debbie Snider added this to Go Bold (and Green) with Eco-Friendly Carpet Tiles
This nursery is cute and sophisticated. Notice how the area rug pulls together all of the finishes for a cohesive look.
Erin Lang Norris added this to Insects for Your Interiors
The best part about using butterflies as nursery decor is that you can keep them as your child gets a little older, unlike other decorations that they may quickly outgrow.
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