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I haven't read the other posts, so I apologise if I'm repeating what others have said.
I don't think $95 is expensive for a handmade piece of furniture. I am sure many hours went into making those pieces.
That said, #1 looks like a strangulation hazard.
I do love #19 though.

I like the colours and love the crib wall with the skyline. However, the other walls look a bit cluttered to me, with little frames scattered all over. I think a large piece of framed artwork on each wall would ground the space a bit more. Overall, I like it.

Zachs- if you translate her blog, which is in Swedish, she mentions that she has not completed the room yet and is still going to put some stuff on the walls. I love the room and don't think it looks incomplete but would like to see it after it is complete as well.
I find the bright blue hue from the first picture to be too overpowering.

I absolutely ADORE the wall paper from the second room. If only I didn't dread using wallpaper. You'll note if you visit her blog, that the author hasn't finished the room yet. Hope she posts back again when it's complete, though I love it just as it is!

I have the Monte Luca in charcoal with stone piping but now I'm really wishing I has gone with the stone colour with white piping like this one.
Gorgeous! And I just love the little dresses too ;-)

I also love this room. The light is amazing. And well, the fact that it's in Parma makes it even more fabulous.
I'm a big fan of wooden floors, white walls, and primary colours as accents, and this has all of those things.
Maybe it's my paranoia though but I'm a bit fearful of hanging things over the crib. I can't help but picture that shelf falling onto the baby. I know the chances are extremely slim but I just find it uncomfortable to look at.
Gorgeous room though!

Adorable! I did an "Old MacDonald" theme for my son's 2nd year party a year ago. Wish I had taken the time to get good photographs of the food and decor. Wonderful job!