We recently wrapped up sweet baby Freddy’s Nursery in Idaho, and we’re currently in the middle of Faye’s bedroom renovation, and I’m so excited about what’s coming next ;). After we finish a project, we like to do a budget breakdown and share exactly how much money was spent. Although so much can be done on a tight budget, and you can spread your dollars however you wish, I want to be transparent about home renovation and how the numbers can add up. So, if you have a baby on the way and are wanting to get a special room put together for them, here’s an idea of how much a nursery makeover can cost!

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This nursery is unique because it features many pieces from our Pottery Barn Kids collection, which was designed to grow as your child grows. From our own parenting experiences, we know that investing in quality nursery furniture can last you for many years with multiple children and can save you your sanity.

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Also, for this nursery, a lot of the toys, books, and animals were pieces that the Fullmers already had! My tip for budgeting for a project is to splurge on the furniture and lighting. Then, pick and choose a few elements that you’re willing to pay more for. Lastly, get creative with how you spend the rest of the budget.

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Pottery Barn Kids and Loloi (two of our product partners) were kind enough to send us products for this nursery makeover, and it was so special to be able to design this nursery with pieces from our actual collections! If you’re wanting to copy and paste this nursery into your own space, here’s how much you would need to budget for:

Total Nursery Makeover Cost = $7419

As I said before, you can stretch your dollars far and wide to design the nursery of your dreams. For all you parents out there, I’m curious, what did you do for your nurseries? Did you design it little by little or all at once?