I have been dreaming about doing a girl's nursery for as long as I have wanted to be a mother. This surprise pregnancy had me elated when I found out we were having a daughter. I had a secret Pinterest board and couldn't wait to start decorating and shopping. Then Covid happened and my husband was now working from home in the half guest room half office since we turned his office into a downstairs playroom. This took allot of moving around as we need a bigger house, but eventually moved the playroom upstairs to the game room. We gave my oldest a TV in his room as a compromise to losing his hangout space. Nick regained his study and we lost a guest room.

Steel Magnolias is my favorite chick flick movie. I've seen it over a hundred times and still cry at the same parts. I instantly thought of Shelby and her wedding colors "Blush and Bashful" or as M'Lynn called "Pink and Pink". I wanted a soft, feminine space with lots of blush, not bubble gum pink. Also, gold accents to give a chic look as well.

This piece hanging in the nursery has special meaning to me. It's framed lace from my wedding dress that I had saved. I always hoped I would have a daughter and knew exactly what I wanted to do with these lace pieces. The wood gallery floating frame is from Pottery Barn.

The last one born gets the smallest room, but her closet is large, so I decided to put the changing area in the closet. This made more sense with all the clothes and bows being in there too. I used a piece of leftover wallpaper in the frame.