I would personally use it as an accent wall and do a dark moody gray for the rest of the walls (if the room as good windows). This works for Finn at 2 or at 15! Also the Buffalo Check Wallpaper is peel and stick! Easy to apply. I want this entire look for Finn’s big boy room! I love this look because it can “grow” with him as he get’s older. / #6- Raccoon Stuffed Animal /// #7-Dresser /// #8- Small Black Lamp #1- Black Canvas Basket /// #2- Giraffe Art /// #3-Buffalo Check Temporary Wallpaper /// #4-Wood Daybed /// #5-Gray Bedding

For me the main inspiration piece for each room below was either the wallpaper or rug! And starting with one main inspiration piece is the way to kick off the process. Just simply using a screen shot of the items you want to try in your space helps you to visualize what it will actually look like as it comes together. I can’t stress how important a design board is when starting to decorate a room. I put together three different Design Boards for kids bedrooms and a gender neutral nursery, I would actually use any of these myself or send to clients. I was excited to hear that West Elm has a collaboration with Pottery Barn Kids featuring baby and kids furniture! As you know I am a big online shopper and when I do help the occasional client West Elm and Pottery Barn are some of my go-to for sources.

Nest Crib from room and board