Photographer: Trevor Fleeman @officialfleeman

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After creating two nurseries for two little boys, I must say, designing a nursery for a baby girl just hit differently. I am absolutely in love with all the dainty little details surrounding her room.

When we found out we were having a girl; you better believe the first thing I started doing was putting together mood boards for her nursery. I kept going back and forth between boho and vintage. After weeks of going back and forth and back and forth, I thought, “hell, why not do both?”. That’s when I decided on a Vintage Boho nursery theme.

Everything in this room was centered around this beautiful rug I found from Loloi Rugs. It was the one thing I knew for sure that I wanted in this space. After the rug came in, everything just started to fall into place. I used my mood board as a reference and tweaked things along the way.

This space is FULL of many DIYs such as the Anthropology Dupe Mirror, Dresser/Changing station, Fan Moulding, Olive Tree, and so many more. You can check out all the DIYs for this space over on my Instagram page, Rustic Rose Homestead.

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If you follow me on Instagram, you know that the wall behind the crib looked different until 24 hours before this photoshoot, ha! Originally I had a boho basket wall above the crib. I loved it at first, but then I felt like it was such a huge statement and turned the nursery into more of a boho room than a vintage boho room.

North Prints has quickly become my favorite Etsy shop for prints. Not only for the nursery but my home as well. I wanted to incorporate more vintage, so I decided to paint the wall very last minute and hang a vintage art piece I found on Etsy at North Prints. This was a simple change that made a HUGE impact. If you want to make a big statement but don’t want to do a lot of work, paint one wall to add a contrast or even use wallpaper to create an easy accent wall.

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This Anthropology Dupe Mirror DIYs is probably my FAVORITE DIY in the nursery. I wanted the Anthropology mirror, but I couldn’t bring myself to pay that price, so I DIYed it for only $50!

• NOTE: The mirror linked above is NOT the mirror photographed in the nursery. I attached a similar one since this was a DIY.

This area of the nursery is full of DIY projects. The dresser is another one of my nursery favorites. This was a dresser I found on Facebook Marketplace back when Lincoln was a baby. It was dang near a new dresser from Ashleys Furniture, so all I did was change out the knobs for his nursery. I did a complete furniture flip for baby girls’ nursery, which you can find here.

Another DIY in this space is the shelves. I love the Ikea shelves, but they are $17 each, and I knew I could make them cheaper myself. I also wanted to flip a shelf upside down to use the dowl rod to hang bonnets on. You wouldn’t be able to do this with the Ikea shelves, so it was a bonus that I could make them the exact size and style I wanted

• NOTE: The shelves linked above are NOT the shelves photographed in the nursery. I; linked similar ones since this was a DIY.

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When I thought about what I wanted in this little corner, I wanted this Crate&Kids arched shelf. It was a little more than I wanted to spend, so I decided to build some built-in arched shelves because building them would have been a lot cheaper. Then, one day I got super lucky while watching a local designer’s stories on Instagram, K.B Staging + Design. She was sharing all her Tj Maxx finds, and she shared the shelf photographed in the nursery. I RUSHED to Tj Maxx to see if it was still there, and it was! I was so excited. It was initially $200, but it was a little damaged (nothing I couldn’t fix), so I asked if they could discount it, and they did. I scored it for $160!

• NOTE: Most places will discount items for you if they are damaged, so if you are willing to buy the damaged item at a discounted price, be sure to ask!

The gray chair and sage green pouf are also two items I found at TJ Maxx. Unfortunately, I am unable to link them because I can’t find them online but be sure to check your local Tj Maxx/Home Goods for discounted furniture. They typically have a vast range of pieces.

Lastly is the added touch of the vintage ceiling medallion. After seeing Kristen, over @builds_by_kristen, use this in her Harry Potter Room, I knew I needed it. I lucked out, and Home Depot had ONE left. I did a little DIYing to it and installed it before installing the fan.

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If you use any of these decor looks, I would love to see it! Tag me on IG @rusticrosehomestead or use #rrhdiy so I can share your work.

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Photographer: Trevor Fleeman @officialfleeman