Im just a girl who has a girl 🌸✨

Building Bryla's nursery really felt like 'creating the nursery of your dreams,' and I loved every moment! If you're also dreaming of a beautiful floral haven for your little girl, let me share a few more insights and tips I picked up along the way, especially when it comes to those gorgeous floral walls. One of the biggest decisions was about wall decor. I opted for a stunning floral wall decal, which was perfect for adding that 'wow' factor without the commitment or effort of full wallpaper. If you're considering wallpaper, there are so many beautiful options! Peel-and-stick floral wallpapers are fantastic for nurseries because they’re easy to apply and remove, which is great if you ever want to update the look as Bryla grows. Traditional paste wallpaper offers a more permanent, luxurious feel, but definitely requires a bit more skill to hang. When choosing a pattern, think about the scale – large, bold florals can make a statement on one accent wall, while smaller, daintier prints might be better for an entire room to avoid overwhelming the space. I'd also suggest picking a wallpaper with a washable surface for practicality in a baby's room! Beyond the walls, accessorizing is where the floral theme truly blossoms. Don't be afraid to mix and match! For example, if your bedding has a delicate floral print, you could choose solid-colored curtains in one of your accent colors, like a soft sage green, and then bring in floral patterns through smaller items like throw pillows, a mobile, or even custom artwork. I found that incorporating different textures, like a plush flower-shaped rug or a knitted floral blanket, really adds depth and coziness. Think about longevity too. While those tiny baby items are adorable, a floral theme can easily transition into a toddler or young girl's room. Choosing classic floral patterns and a versatile color palette ensures the room doesn't feel too 'babyish' after just a few years. For instance, a vintage-inspired floral print or botanical illustrations can feel timeless. Finally, don't forget the practical additions that tie into the theme. Floral-shaped drawer pulls on a dresser, a beautiful vase of faux flowers (out of reach, of course!), or even books with floral illustrations can subtly reinforce your theme. And remember, safety is paramount in any nursery. Make sure all wall decor is securely fastened, crib accessories are safe, and furniture is anchored to the wall. Creating a floral nursery is such a joyful journey, and seeing your vision come to life, just like Bryla's room, is incredibly rewarding!