You will want some decorative accessories for your Dr Seuss nursery. Once you pick out your Cat in the Hat crib sets, the race is on to find some cool decorations to pull the nursery theme together in a smooth way.
Pick up an official licensed Dr Seuss theme lamp to cast some light on your Cat in the Hat or any number of other Dr. Seuss baby bedroom themes.
The shade of the unusual lamp can be a snowy white and bright red stripe much like an old-fashioned barber pole. This unique selection in Dr Seuss nursery lighting features Cat in the Hat's hand covered in a white glove. The red and white stovepipe hat is being tipped by what appears to be Cat in the Hat's bony white arm. This table lamp seems to have been taken from the pictures in the famous Dr. Seuss books. If you use your imagination you can imagine his Cheshire cat like grin peeking out of the storybook's pages.
Dr Seuss nursery decorations are hard to come by so it should be very easy to find a prominent place in your baby's bedroom to display this cute, collectible candy colored red and white striped lamp. It will coordinate with your Dr. Seuss bedroom sets and fabrics perfectly.
DR. SEUSS BEDROOM WALL ART From Horton Hears a Who, Cat in the Hat or the Lorax, Dr. Seuss baby bedroom wall murals are always a winner. Here are some Dr. Seuss murals that talented artists have painted and submitted to share with other parents:
DR. SEUSS NURSERY LAMPS AND ACCESSORIES
If you have a white ceramic lamp that you are currently using in your Dr Seuss nursery you may be able to tie it into the theme without a major outlay of cash. Take a look at the style of the light fixture or lamp and see if you might be able to paint sections of the lampshade or the base of the light with red craft or enamel paint. A few touches of bright red paint will turn a plain lamp into a fabulous Dr. Seuss nursery accessory in just a few minutes.
DR. SEUSS CEILING FAN CRAFT PROJECT
Here's a creative way to add to your Dr. Seuss nursery accessories that is extremely cheap and easy to do yourself. Take a plain white ceiling fan and remove the blades. Lightly scuff the shiny surface of the fan's blades. Once you have cleaned and prepped your surface so that it will hold paint, you can spray paint each blade in alternate colors of red and white just like Cat in the Hat's stovepipe hat!