Nolan's Airplane/Travel Themed Nursery

I am definitely not an interior decorator, but my favorite projects in our house have been decorating our kid's nurseries (and Andie's big girl room - I will share that soon!).  For Nolan's nursery, I wanted to do something boy-ish and along the theme of airplanes.  I also didn't want it to look too baby-ish because I know most of the decor will stay with him for a long time.  My dad is a pilot of a small airplane and I grew up flying with him, so when I see airplanes, I can't help but think of him.
The furniture & shelving in the nursery is handed down from Andie's nursery with the exception of the crib, bookshelf, and curtains.  Her bookshelf was pretty girlie, and she still loves her crib and wasn't ready to transition into a toddler bed, so we decided to get another crib.  Please excuse some of my empty picture frames... we are still deciding on the pictures to go inside of them. :)


Furniture: Crib: Skylar Fixed Gate Crib Dresser/Changing Table: Larkin Hi-lo Changing Table  Bookcase: Vintage Wood Crate Tall Bookcase  Rocking Chair & Ottoman: Wingback Convertible Rocker & Ottoman  Side Table for nursery chair: Sleigh Side Table 
Window Coverings: Rod & Finials: Estate Crystal Ball Finial on Oil-Rubbed Bronze from Restoration Hardware Curtains: Madras Blackout Panels from Pottery Barn Kids White Sheer Accent Curtain: Voile Pole Pocket Drape from Pottery Barn in White
Bookcase Decor: Baskets: Navy Striped Canvas Storage Buckets from Pottery Barn Kids Decor is from Home Goods, Marshalls, and gifts from family & friends
Wall Shelves & Decor: White Shelves: Crown Molding Ledge from Pottery Barn Industrial Wire Cubby Jet Shelf from RH Baby & Child Vintage Airplane Framed Set from Pottery Barn Kids Vintage Model Airplane from RH Baby & Child All of the decor on the shelves is from Home Goods, Marshalls, Michaels or gifts from family & friends. The soft airplane rocker is from gilt.
Paint: Behr from Home Depot, color: Silver Sateen
We still have a few loose ends to tie up, but it will probably never be completely done :)