Friday is one of my favorite days around here as I search for some of the most inspirational images I can find in an effort to end the week on a high note! Well, this week my job was very easy. As soon as I saw my friend, Emily’s gorgeous nursery I knew my readers would love it. If you are not familiar with Emily Hewitt from A Well Dressed Home you will definitely want to pay her a visit. She has serious design skills and is now the proud mam of twins. Without further ado, I introduce the nursery that Beckham and Stella call home: 
Isn’t it beautiful? I love how the color palette and the way she used the space in the room. And I am envious of the gorgeous built ins. I know I would have filled those right up when my kiddos were babies. If you want to see what the room looked like before this gorgeous transformation you can do so here. Thank you, Emily, for allowing me to show of Beckham and Stella’s beautiful nursery. {happy friday, my friends} ps. . .I want to personally thank all of the readers who reached out and continue to reach out after reading my training wheels post. I am still receiving emails and I want to apologize for not being able to keep up with the responses. I am working hard to catch up. Please know how much I appreciate you sharing your own stories with me.
Thank you so much, Courtney!! I feel so honored to have Beckham & Stella's nursery featured as this week's eye candy!
Emily Hewett
A Well Dressed Home
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Love this nursery! So perfect for twins!
So beautiful! Serene.
Ahhh!!! Gorgeous!! Absolutely gorgeous. Pinning! 😉
this nursery is beautiful! i love how the colors are so calming!
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Beautiful nursery! The neutral color palette is so soothing!!
Simply Stunning! I LOVE the "Over the Rainbow" print!
That is a beautiful nursery! Peaceful color palette and such a classy and elegant space. Those built ins are wonderful. I love the names Emily chose for her twins. Happy weekend to you Courtney!
Such a pretty nursery…so elegant and chic!!
Wow. Love this space. And so inspired as I'm working on my own nursery (with the same West Elm curtains as Emily used, incidentally!). Thanks for sharing!