Ezra’s nursery brings together navy, white and warm wood, with personal details that make the room feel like his. There is a place to sit, room for books and a little space for play. I’m sharing the room as part of our family’s story, along with the pieces behind it.
We purchased and received more baby things than we needed. So this tour is an invitation to look around, not encouragement to recreate every corner or buy every item. Take the ideas that fit your home, budget and everyday life.
Our nursery: Before & After
See the nursery before and after. Start with Before, then use Next to see After. Tap play to watch each video.
Nursery videos show decorative styling. For infant sleep, keep the crib clear of loose blankets, pillows and toys.
A navy-and-white starting point
The deep navy accent wall gives the room its character. White trim and furniture keep the contrast light, while natural wood brings warmth. Repeating those finishes connects the larger pieces without requiring everything to come from one matching collection.
The Namesake Nantucket crib is one of the pieces shared in our nursery collection. When planning your own room, measure the space around furniture as carefully as the furniture itself. You still need room to move and reach everyday supplies.
The details that make it Ezra’s
Ezra Levi’s custom name sign came from Etsy, and our blackout curtains are from Two Pages Curtains. The name sign, letter board and family photographs bring a personal layer to the room. Those smaller touches deserve their own article, because a nursery is more than its biggest purchases.
A corner for parents, too
The cream chair gives the room a softer corner. Think about where a parent can sit and where frequently used supplies belong. Books, storage and a clear walking path can make the layout feel considered without filling every available space.
Room for awake play
The PlanToys Orchard Play Gym and Lovevery Play Gym are separate items in our collection. Owning both does not mean another family needs both. Choose according to the space you have and the way you plan to use it.
For sleep, follow AAP guidance: place baby on their back on a firm, flat approved sleep surface with a fitted sheet and no loose bedding or toys. Decorative room styling is separate from a sleep setup.
Browse our original baby registry. We purchased and received more than we needed. Use this as a record of our choices, not a list of everything you must buy.
See our nursery videos and the original shopping links.
More from our Motherhood series
- The Little Details That Made Our Baby’s Nursery Special
- We Bought and Received Way Too Much Baby Stuff!
