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the sophomore house nursery

Today's Sophomore House feature is the nursery reveal, the sweetest room in the entire house.

I was stumped on what to do with this room, wanting a wow moment without spending too much.

Initially, I had planned to turn the room into a twin girl bedroom. However, after the house was purchased, the new owners had a young baby so we switched things up.

The problem was that I had everything already envisioned for the twin girl bedroom. The switch to a nursery was a challenge for me, but it turned out to be a stunning transformation. When you enter the room, your jaw drops in amazement.

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BEFORE

We bounced around so many ideas. We even came close to going for a wooden ball border at one point, which turned out to be a real "love it or hate it" thing on my Instagram šŸ˜‚.

I had been eyeing a Sandberg wallpaper for a while, thinking it would be perfect for a nursery. When I couldn't decide what to do, I just went for it. The room has great lines for a wallpaper, with a perfect left turn and good ceiling angles.

AFTER

It's just so sweetā€”when you walk up the stairs, that's what you see.

The wallpaper named 'Caroline Moss Green' comes in different colors and adds so much character; it's neutral for a little girl or boy.

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Then there was the crib. Oh, my God. I almost kept the crib because I loved it so much. It was only $150 from Wayfair. I'm obsessed with it.

The dresser from Home Depot was a b* to put together šŸ˜…. The price was really reasonable so in the end it was worth itā€¦ but I wonā€™t forget lol. Once assembled, it looked so cute, especially with its beautiful wood tones.

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