Bug-obsessed kids will be very into this.

A little beachy, a little preppy, all cute.

It was cute before, but now it’s cozy and really nails that old-timey vibe.

The tree-and-birds mural was just the jumping off point.

It’s so cozy and feels like “a big warm hug,” too.

And painted trim in Farrow & Ball’s “Sudbury Yellow,” which looks so right.

It’s cute enough to eat!

The parents designed, sketched, and painted the mural themselves — and it’s gorgeous!

“My goal, first and foremost, was to create a space that I would love spending time in with my son,” Sara Adam Slywka says.

Dramatic, yet still quite cozy.

There’s even a designated spot for this kid’s beloved soccer balls.

We can't help but smile when we look at this room now.

Now it's so cheery!

A hanging solar system tops it all off.

A wall-mounted IKEA cabinet leaves room for shoes.

It's more grownup, but still playful.

Her inspiration? The beach huts of Normandy.

Tour the founder of Milk & Honey Clothier's son's nursery that includes a vintage-inspired crib.

It looks like the sun is just setting or rising!

It might be a small space, but it has all the amenities a kid could ever need.

This calming nursery has so many fluffy accents.

This nursery is a case study on combining old and new styles.

Anna Harp started collecting vintage, thrifted pieces for the space before she even knew she was pregnant.

They referenced the lively spirit of Louisiana when designing the space and titled the bedroom(s) makeover “Born on the Bayou.” 

Because storage is everything in kids’ rooms.

It’s a craft station, study area, and vanity all in one.

Carrie Kline wanted to “bottle up the feeling of camping, hiking, roasting marshmallows, and going on adventures” with this DIY mural.

We love the effect.

Squiggle and stripe lovers, rejoice!

The vintage wallpaper that came with the room was the jumping off point.

How a $450 DIY project went from a parent’s sketchpad to reality.

There are even mod-podge photos of her sons on the walls!

The top area is for sleeping and the bottom has a reading nook and wardrobe!

And an IKEA bookcase hack that looks built-in.

A sentimental Lego portrait is Jason Saft’s favorite thing about the space.

The miniature-sized crib made it work.

The storage area’s transformation even resulted in a home office.