This nursery was designed for a baby boy named Merrill, with a “camp meets Americana” theme. It’s a space that will grow with him, blending creativity, functionality, and timeless design.
The Rice Boulevard nursery was created for a baby boy named Merrill, and we couldn’t be more excited about how it turned out. Mom wanted a space that didn’t scream “baby” but instead felt timeless and could grow with him. Her vision of “camp meets Americana” gave us the perfect inspiration to create a room that’s both playful and sophisticated.
We started with a bold, deep green for the walls, which set the tone for the space. A sleek black crib anchors the space, paired with a vintage-inspired dresser that doubles as a changing table. A cozy armchair with a striped accent pillow creates the perfect spot for late-night feedings or storytime. The ceiling became a statement piece with whimsical wallpaper featuring wildlife illustrations, adding a touch of fun and personality.
The furnishings were carefully selected to strike a balance between style and practicality. Thoughtful details, like woven baskets for storage and a playful “Raise Hell, Kid” banner, add charm and character.
Custom drapery in a subtle plaid pattern frames the windows, while layered rugs bring warmth and texture to the room.
This nursery is a perfect example of how creative freedom and a clear vision can come together to create a space that’s both functional and full of personality.