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Meet Nicole, the proud mama to Paloma, a beautiful baby girl. She searched for nursery inspiration on Pinterest and stumbled across stenciled accent wall ideas and fell in love with the DIY project.  She painted three of the walls a soothing gray hue.  For her accent wall she left it white and chose to stencil a fun geometric pattern in a bright yellow.  Nicole used our Nagoya Allover pattern in a sunny yellow hue, similar to Benjamin Moore’s yellow rain coat 2020-40.  Once she completed the stenciled wall, she wrote “#diy SUCCESS!!! I did it and in way less time than I expected! I highly recommend Cutting Edge Stencils. This project was wayyyyyy easier than I anticipated and I think it’s because I had a good stencil. Hope Paloma likes it!” To complete the look of the nursery, she added in some gray decor elements like the wall art over the crib by Page Launcher.

This project was completed by Erin, the creative mama and DIYer behind the blog Suburban Bitches. Erin’s daughter was getting older and as she grew, she also needed her room to grow with her.

When Kimi and George found out they were having a girl, they made one thing clear: the nursery wouldn’t be pink.
“We wanted to have fun with the room and, like the rest of our home, we wanted it to represent things that are meaningful to us as a family,” said Kimi. “We are both from the Caribbean — George is from Puerto Rico and I’m from the Dominican Republic — so an island or beach theme was our first thought.”

A darling little girl’s room painted and stenciled by Gweni Hetzel using the Allium Grande Flower Stencil from Cutting Edge Stencils.

Maggie, the proud mama and blogger from Freckled Citizen. Maggie had three things on her nursery decor check list which included bright, colorful, and feminine but absolutely NO pink.  She put together this inspiration board.

Mary, the proud mama of a baby girl and photographer behind Birchtree Photography. Mary was thrilled to be expecting a baby girl but when it came time to plan the nursery she said, “I knew I didn’t want a “pink, girly” nursery–even though we are expecting a girl.”   Mary painted the walls a color similar to Benjamin Moore’s lily lavender 2070-61. Then she wanted to break up the purple in the room and decided a stencil was the perfect way to accomplish her goal.  She chose the Moroccan Dream Allover Stencil, one of our most popular Moroccan patterns.  She painted the pattern in a color similar to Benjamin Moore’s sea foam 2123-60, To complete the space she added delicate white accessories.