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It's so rare in the design world to see a sofa that actually looks comfortable. I love how you balanced out the bulky sofa with all the other lighter pieces. And love the green accent wall. And the loft! I included you in my favorites here:

http://www.mrspottsthoughts.com/2010/05/stylishly-small.html

Here are some of my favorites:

http://www.mrspottsthoughts.com/2010/03/now-i-know-my-abcs.html

I would recommend creating a space that belongs to the baby and nobody else. Find a spot that has enough space for a crib and some storage, and dedicate that area to the baby. I personally don't think a changing table is really necessary - we haven't used ours that much.
We kept our son in our room for a while, but when he was about three months old, we moved his crib into another room. It's just nice to have your own space. If you can make the 'baby area' in a spot other than your bedroom, go for that.

Here's an idea I loved:
http://www.ohdeedoh.com/ohdeedoh/inspiration/the-ikea-hacked-dining-room-nursery-095429

A few others have already mentioned this, but I clean the bathroom, too!

We bought ours from littlethingsmeanalot.com - they have mostly traditional outfits but some more modern ones as well. Good luck and congratulations!

Someone beat me to the punch - Oh, Fransson! is one of my favorite quilting blogs - browse through her site and I'm sure you'll find a pattern you like.

I love navy blue and dark brick red for baby boys - the colors are modern (especially when mixed with white furniture with clean, modern lines) and they work great with older boys too. I'm almost finished setting up my own son's nursery and will be posting pictures on my blog sometime this week. He has a few quilts you might want to see. If you're interested you can check my profile for the link.