Nursery and bedroom combined

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If you are in the midst of decorating a shared nursery, these 17 Shared Nursery Ideas will give you the design inspiration to create a space that is practical, smart and chic.

This was our guest room before our daughter was born. We only have two bedrooms, so the minute we found out I was pregnant with a girl, I was racking my brain on how to keep the guest bedroom option but also give her a beautiful nursery. We have COME A LONG WAY from where we started but I'm so proud of the nursery guest room combo we created. If you want to figure out how to recreate this in your own blog, you're in luck! Tap to read about how we DIYed our guest room nursery!

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Check out these 23 gorgeous small baby nursery ideas to maximize space and style in any nursery, even previously a storage room or closet. Inspiring to create cozy spaces even the tiniest places!

So excited to share with you one of my fave interior projects yet! I had the honor of designing a nursery for a wonderful client of mine, and I’m so happy with how it turned out. Nurseries have got to be one of the greatest rooms to decorate. Not only do you get to be playful and fun with your desig

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There are many reasons why you might decide on sharing a bedroom with your baby. Maybe, you are living in a small apartment where this is your only option. Or, you simply feel more comfortable knowing that your baby is close to you during the night (it's recommended for the first year of baby's life to reduce the risk of SIDs too!) Check out my useful tips for sharing the master bedroom with the baby.