​we didn't find out the gender of our baby during our pregnancy so we knew we'd be designing a gender neutral nursery. it wasn't hard for us to pick the feel we wanted--we decided to theme the room directly from our wedding colors of gray, green and copper. we opted for gray walls, white and oak furniture, oak floors, green plant accents and copper errrrrrwhere. we hopped on the copper/rose gold train before it was hot so we ended up having to make a lot of stuff ourselves fo

**this post is dedicated to charlie's uncle john, because i always keep my word** i was never really into dolls or dress up growing up. my mom's convinced my new obsession with charlie's clothes and hair bows and headbands is somehow related to filling this childhood void. *whatevs* that being said, my addiction to girly stuff for charlie reached an explosive level this week when her outrageous headband collection exploded all over the floor of the nursery. i'm just about the