Friday Room Reveal: Kerri’s Eco-Fab Nursery

I’ve realized something. Looking at individual furnishings is great, but it tends to be more inspirational to see these items in a room that is fully put together. That, and I just love drooling over photos of beautifully decorated rooms All of this is to introduce a new feature here at Green Your Decor: Friday Room Reveal. Every Friday, I will leave you for the weekend with a beautiful, eco-friendly, finished room to admire. Some will be from readers and regular people just like you and I, and others will be from bona fide interior designers. Hopefully, this will inspire you to finish your own rooms with eco-friendly decor and submit them to be featured. As soon as I finish my own rooms, I’ll show you those too

Without further adieu, here are the details for this week’s room: reader Kerri’s nursery for her little girl, Arabella. In Kerri’s words:

I’m an avid reader of your blog and would like to submit my daughter’s eco-friendly nursery to be featured on the site. Almost everything in the room is organic and/or eco-friendly. We live in a rental apartment, so we could not control the paint or wall to wall carpeting. However, we live in a green building so those materials are likely less toxic than in a traditional apartment building. We spent so many hours and months trying to create a truly non-toxic, yet beautiful, space for our daughter. It’s nice to know we succeeded!

What’s Green:

• Crib:Q Collection Junior Solare (aff)
• Mattress:Naturepedic No Compromise (aff)
• Sheets:Cotton Monkey (I also use Amenity, Pixel Organics & Kate Quinn Organics)
• Glider & ottoman:Luca Glider by Monte (aff)
• Blanket on chair, artwork, and crib and floor pillow:Amenity Organic Nursery Collection (aff)
• Small dresser:Argington Sahara Dresser
• Toys:Mi Yim (aff) & Pure Beginnings
• Side table & bench:Ecotots (aff)
• Basket on side table, window treatments, crib skirt & clothes hamper:Sweet Kyla Dew Drop Leaf (organic cotton)
• Area Rug:Anji Mountain Bamboo Shag Rug (aff)
• Not pictured: All of her clothes are organic cotton or bamboo and hang on BGreen bamboo hangers. We use organic cotton cloth diapers, so our Stokke changing table with custom made (Etsy) organic cotton changing pad covers is in the bathroom.

See readers! You can have a beautiful eco-friendly room, even if you’re a renter! Click on the images to see larger versions.

For tips on how to make your rental greener, check out the Green Your Rental series. And if you’d like to submit a room to be featured as a Friday Room Reveal, click here or email jennae {at} greenyourdecor {dot} com!

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Friday Room Reveal: Kerri’s Eco-Fab Nursery