M2's Nursery Reveal

I'm sure by now you are aware that I have very little going on this week to keep me busy while we await, ahem, D-Day. I keep thinking of ways that this is a good thing, however after much deliberation, I can not think of a single good reason. However, I can think of plenty of reasons why my lack of busyness is, indeed, a terrible thing and if you'd really like to know a few of them, I would like to direct you to my recent online billing statements. 
Seriously.
Carter's nursery wasn't complete until he was roughly 18 months old. In fact, I'm pretty sure it was finished shortly before we transitioned him to his Big Boy Bed. Thankfully both my husband and my sister-in-law continue to remind me that the reason his room came together so late was that I was coincidentally preoccupied decorating an entire house at the same time. Touche. 
For whatever reason I was determined for this not to be the case when it came to decorating Maclane's nursery. I absolutely love how M2's nursh turned out. I love every single little thing about it and when I say "little," boy, do I mean little. 
Aside from the powder room, guest bathroom and laundry room, this room is the smallest in the house. Tiny. Teeny tiny. 
Prior to becoming the New Nursh, this room served as our home office. It contained a desk, desk chair and futon. It also happened to be one of only two rooms in the house that we never painted upon moving in which left it stark white and rather drab. Smarties that we are, we knew one day this room could and hopefully would serve as another nursery so we left it as is and did little to make it.. homey.
Unfortunately, I do not have any before pictures to share with you. Just picture this room empty. Naked, even. With white walls and no chair rail. 
When deciding on a "theme" for the nursery, let's just say I didn't. I knew I wanted to paint the nursery grey, the same color we used to paint our downstairs living room and soon, the same grey we'll use to repaint the master bedroom. I also knew I wanted a chair rail. 
I didn't want anything to be super matchy-matchy. I wanted whimsical and bright colors. I really like the color orange. The crib and rocker were previously in Carter's room.    
Here's what we ended up with. At the end of this post, I've compiled a list of the "where from's" and "what colors." 

Grey Wall Paint: Behr Premium Ultra in Porpoise (790-E3)Crib: Davinci via Great BeginningsChanging Table: Davinci Rowan in Espresso via Amazon Swivel Rocker: Best Chairs, "Mandy" from the Storytime Series
Crib Bedding: "Khaki in the Mix" via Land of NodCurtain Panels: Farrah Fretwork in Rust via Target HomeIvory Shag Rug: 5'3" Keno Shaggy White Rug via Rugs USAGrey Knit Pouf: via One Kings Lane
Accent Pillow: Room to Romp via EtsyAirplane Lovie: Alison Little via aPEARantly sewYarn "M" Above Crib: Handmade by yours truly
Picture Frames Above Changing Table: Hobby LobbyMatte Prints: Petite Collage Framed Prints via Casa.comOrange Canvas Storage Bins: Land of NodOrange Polka Dot Storage Bin: Hobby Lobby
Giant Sheepdog Stuffie: Truffle Chaucer Large Dog via Jellycat on AmazonFelt Pennant Banner: Land of NodChevron "M" Frame: Handmade by my sister-in-lawElephant Picture Frame: Pearhead via Casa.com
Doggie Bookends: Skip Hop Zoo Bookends via Casa.comColored Wall Hooks: Every Which Way Wall Hook via Land of Nod
One day, I'll get around to photographing the closet. I promise, it's just a closet with some rods, a small unfinished dresser and some shelves inside. Oh, and lots of really super adorable baby clothes. 
There you have it, Loyals. Welcome to Maclane's room...