Category: boy room

Wallpaper: Construction Blueprint Boys Room

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Today’s wallpaper series design is fit for a busy little boy! One who likes to build things and zoom around. I found this larger print (not as large pictured here) wallpaper that I think would be a perfect one wall accent in a bedroom or playroom. Match the other walls to the neutral cream background and there’s so much room to build around the design 😉 I chose a couple simple wall prints that could be on another wall or layer over the wallpaper. Never be afraid of mixing prints! Check out the fun accents in this design to. A stuffed truck toy, truck piggy bank, and of course wooden blocks fit for any imaginative kid. Let me know what you think! XO – G

US Wall Decor Wall Paper Print – Pottery Barn Kids Bed, Nightstand and Bookshelf – Etsy Wall Art – Zazzle Wall Tapestry – Amazon Table Lamp – Pottery Barn Rug – Target Plaid Pillow – Truck Stuffed Toy – Target Baskets Small & Large – Wooden Blocks – Construction Book Set – Wayfair Truck Piggy Bank

*I do not own the rights to the individual images above. *Design uniquely created by me, Greta Templin.

Color Series: Boys Nursery

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Welcome to the 3rd color inspired design in this series! We all know that neutrals are trendy, a monochromatic color palette, but would you think to go darker? Today’s design was inspired by Benjamin Moore’s 2025 Color Trends – Chowning’s Tan and Leather Saddle Brown. The two also pair beautifully with a creamy white if you want a brighter space with a darker accent wall. But I love a room styled to keep you feeling warm and cozy, and I think this one does just that by bringing in these dark brown tones. Also, how sweet is the Blessed Are the Children art piece above the crib. Take a look below and let me know what you think! XO – G

Benjamin Moore Color Trends – Wayfair Plaid Rug – Carters Arlo Rocker – Delta Children Crib – Delta Children Dresser – Wayfair End Table – Lamps Plus Floor Lamp – Pottery Barn Kids Gallery Wall in a Box – Light Your Home Artwork – Kirklands Mirror

*I do not own the rights to the individual images above. *Design uniquely created by me, Greta Templin.

Styling Spaces: Nursery & Kids

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Another Friday, another design! Today we are wrapping up my design series ‘Styling Spaces’, and this one is for the nurseries and kids rooms. When it comes to designing spaces for your little ones, you don’t need much for décor pieces. The focus is going to be on the wall art and adding special touches here and there. You don’t want them grabbing breakables throughout their room! I curated the below pieces typical to my other nursery designs and what’s most important. Wall shelves and an art piece, plus practical storage. I added here a fun elephant piggy bank, coordinating picture frames and the ultimate stuffed animals by Jellycat. You have to check them out if you aren’t already familiar! Let me know if you have questions as you shop. As always, thanks for stopping by! XO, G

Wicker Picture Frame – Plaid Picture Frame – Elephant Piggy Bank – Cloud Tapestry – White & Gold Wall Shelf – Scalloped Wall Shelf – Linen Toy Basket – Jellycat Stuffed Animals – Animal Wall Hooks – Linen Storage Box – Sherwin Williams Background Color Moderne White

*I do not own the rights to the individual images above. Design uniquely created by me, Greta Templin.

Monochromatic Jungle Nursery: Budget Series

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We’ve all seen the neutral nurseries. Cream is the color! But what about sticking to all blues, purples or pinks?! Today’s nursery was inspired by my first neutral nursery, but I wanted to stray away from the cream colored palette. I found myself sticking to a blue gray color base. The rug is our pop of art here, with the coordinating wall color. But the rest of the pieces and colors are very monochromatic. I think this design is peaceful in a way, with a lot of room to grow for styling if you’d like. Maybe add another pop of color to the crib sheets or changing pad cover. When sticking to a budget, the big pieces are where your money is going to go, but keep the décor simple and you still have a perfect space for your little cub to grow. Today’s total was $1,162. Just one more week of sticking to a budget here! Haha. I hope you are enjoying this series. We’ll see you back soon – XO, G

Delta Children: Jordan Crib, Dresser, Adley Glider – Sherwin Williams Paint Color Rain – Etsy Set of 3 Art – Amazon: Wall Shelves, Moon Tapestry, Toy Basket – Rugs USA Lane Retro Rug – Home Depot Floor Lamp – Target Blackout Curtain Panel – Side Table

*I do not own the rights to the individual images here. *Greta Lee Designs vision board is created uniquely by me, Greta Templin.

Navy Sport: Budget Series

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Talk about a score card!! This week’s nursery design is coming in at $1,300, plus some $ for shelf styling. If you can’t tell, I’m really keeping these budget nurseries simple. You don’t need much, but a few pieces coordinated well can make a room feel special. The peel and stick wallpaper is a great way to create an accent wall, making your space feel more elevated. I’m using Etsy prints again for wall art! These can easily be interchanged and ones that will grow with your child. And always a mirror to capture sweet moments with your baby while you watch them grow into who they are. I love book shelves or wall shelves, whichever you have more space and use for. I found these smaller shelves from Target, perfect for above the changing dresser for needed items or sentimental pieces to display. I hope you feel inspired here as you dream of your next space coming to life! – XO, G

Home Depot Peel and Stick Wallpaper – Golf Prints from Etsy – Farmhouse Striped Curtains – Delta Spencer Crib – Namesake Crawford Glider – End Table – Home Depot Table Lamp – Delta Rustic Dresser – Target Mirror – Target Wall Shelves – Extra Shopping for Shelf Styling: Picture Frame, Diaper Balm, Pacifier

*I do not own the rights to the individual images here. *Greta Lee Designs vision board is created uniquely by me, Greta Templin.

Vintage Boys Room

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Hi everyone and happy Monday! I am not sure where February went, I looked back at my last post and realized it has been almost a month. I am back today though with another design! I wanted to design a bedroom for a boy that could stay with him through toddler years to teen years. You never really want to keep buying furniture as your children age, so with these pieces they work for a younger or older child’s style.

The fun orbit chair may be something you change out once your child is older. For the fun vintage street signs though, a younger child would love them as they’re playing with toy cars, yet an older teen may appreciate them for their cool design factor. I really kept this design more simple and let the pieces speak for themselves! Check it out, and let me know what you think. Everything will be linked down below.

Thanks for stopping by, XO G.

Restoration Hardware Meier Panel Bed – RH Vance Leather Stools – RH Antique Steamer Trunk Dresser & Nightstand – RH Orbit Spitfire Leather Chair – RH Derby Stripe Rug – RH Washed Linen-Cotton Drapery in Grey – RH Hale Concrete Lamp – RH French Shop Metal Letters – RH Vintage Raceway Shields – RH Vintage Baseball Stripe Bedding – Benjamin Moore Paint Color in Blue Danube

*Not a sponsored post. All pictures are from linked sources.*