The Design Pivot After six weeks of participating in the One Room Challenge to complete our Nursery, we are finally finished! We are thrilled with the end result, but like many design plans we had to pivot on a few things. A design plan is great for direction on color scheme, product research, and budgeting, but until the design is implemented it is hard to make the final decisions on the finishing touches. The first element we had to pivot on was the artwork above the changing table dresser. I had planned to use three existing frames that are floating acrylic with standoffs and to place some instant download art in them. When we went to hang the frames which required drywall anchors, we wer
Organizing the Nursery Closet The one positive trend to come out of 2020, is making organizing cool thanks to The Home Edit. For me, organizing has been a requirement of survival because I grew up with an OCD mom then married an OCD husband! I wish I was joking! Organizing the nursery as first time parents was challenging, because we didn’t know what we didn’t know in terms of baby clothes sizes and the amount of baby products that will be accumulated. Enter: the best friends a girl could ask for! My friends have been instrumental in talking me through baby clothing sizes, newborn laundry habits, and storage requirements. Not to mention, they have been beyond generous in sharing the hand me
