Ashlee Simpson Ross and Evan Ross have curated the most eclectic nursery for baby Ziggy Blu, including hints of Bohemian and Rock N’Roll.
The two first welcomed their son on Oct. 29, the second child for Ross, 32, who also shares 5-year-old Jagger Snow also with Simpson.
Simpson Ross, who also has Bronx Mowgli with whom she shares with ex-husband Pete Wentz, was beyond excited to pick elements for baby Ziggy. The couple decided to pair up with Pottery Barn Kids to create a “peaceful” room.
“For Ziggy’s room, we wanted the aesthetic to match the rest of our house. We thoughtfully designed the space so it would be something he could grow into,” says Simpson Ross.
“We chose warmer colors and textures, creating a nursery space that has an eclectic, bohemian vibe with a hint of rock ‘n’ roll.”
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Simpson went on to say she wanted the space to be “a bit more minimal in the overall design” this time around, revealing how she and Ross “wanted to choose pieces that we absolutely loved, and it was important to us to avoid creating clutter.”
“We wanted it to be a peaceful, zen place,” she says, “and I think we did that.”
The nursery also boasts stunning wall fixtures like the Micro Lightning Bolt Lights ($59) — which are actually Ross’ favorite.
“My favorite thing in this room are the neon light lightning bolts. It makes it feel like, ‘Club Ziggy’ at night. When the lights are off, the lightning bolts are on. It’s a whole vibe,” he says.
Another breathtaking feature is the west elm x pbk Mid-Century Convertible Crib ($599) along with one of Jessica’s favorite pieces, the west elm x pbk Graham Glider & Stationary Ottoman ($399–$1,099).
“I love everything in this nursery, but my favorite piece is the rocking chair,” she says. “It’s so cozy for Ziggy and me. Every morning when I am feeding him, we listen to music sitting on that chair. Plus, the fabric is super-soft.”
In addition, Jessica adds how the wall features — much like the Urbanwalls Half Moons ($79) — “bring so much personality to the space.” She says, “As soon as we added them, it really changed the room and kind of made it a little funky and eclectic.”