Gender Neutral (Color Fabulous) Vintage-Inspired Nursery

Who says gender neutral has to be color neutral? Courtney from California has sent in fabulous eye candy photos to put an end to that stereotype! Courtney and her hubby are expecting a new little one and decided not to find out the sex of the baby. But that didn’t prevent Courtney from creating a simply perfect vintage-inspired nursery for a little guy or gal. Here’s a tour in Courtney’s own words…

“Couldn’t resist sharing our vintage nursery for our upcoming arrival. We don’t know if its a Lo-gan [boy name choice] or a Te-gan [girl name choice] so we just call it Baby-gan! In fact, the banner over the crib only has the last three letters filled in, so that I can add the first two when they get here.”

Amy Coe crib (Babies R’ Us) dot bedding (Target) with vintage umbrella mobile (eBay).

50′s turquoise recliner (thrift store) by side table filled with antique nursery planters (eBay).

Rug (Ikea) and curtains with felt red letters and numbers stitched on bottom. Wallpapered pages from old Golden Books on back wall. Rocking horse (thriftstore) received make over… he was a mess!

Old dresser (antique mall) topped with changing needs, and a big wooden building block for storage. Shelf holds framed pages from a 1940′s children’s book, a wood baby cut out (some type of advertisement) and family heirloom baby clothes.

High Chair (antique shop) with French wood clown, and building blocks.

Wicker changing table (found at the dump!), folds into itself. Retro organizer on back of door.

Thanks so much, Courtney, for letting us peek into the special space you’ve created for your new arrival. What a treat!