Retro Baby Nursery
by Ann
Retro Baby Nursery
I bought many items that I used in decorating my retro baby nursery 2nd hand from different thrift stores and fleamarkets. Some of the decorations that you see in the picture were given to us as gifts and others were hand-me-downs passed along from friends and family and there is also a lot of stuff from my childhood on display.
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ABOUT MEI am a girl with a love for the 1970's, nostalgia, retro decor, interior design, colors, my family, Hip Hop, music, sneakers, DIY decorating and crafts; basically the good things in life.
ABOUT THE RETRO BABY NURSERY DESIGNNow I probably should tell you a little bit more about the baby's nursery. I'm sure that you would like to know more about where I got my
baby nursery ideas, where I bought all the stuff you see and more about the colors that I used.
COLOR and WALL DECORATIONSThe name of the wall paint color on the accent wall to the side of the baby's bed is called "Elegant Brown" (Flutex wallcolour 7s, tone 3) from Flugger. Before being converted into a nursery, the room used to be a little office. The wall paint was left over from from its previous life and I am very pleased that it works as well in Nanino's nursery as it did in our home office.
The tree branch wall stickers were bought at Panduro at a 70% sale last year at Panduro. The decal is actually two (2) pieces that I put
together.
The whimsical "Bambi" hanging on the wall (15 kr) is one of the many items that we found in thrift shops and second hand stores.
Other wall decorations like the flyers we used to make the eclectic arrangement were collected from stores, cafe's etc. that we had visited and the the "S" wall letter came from Kremmerhuset.
RETRO BABY NURSERY FURNITUREWe got the (originally wood tone) baby bed from some friends and the cabinet and the bedside table from thrift stores. I gave the little bedside table, the cabinet and the crib a makeover myself using paint and some wallpaper.
The dresser to the left (that is barely visible in the nursery pictures), the flower pot and most of the toys all came from thrift shops. The toy box on wheels was made from an old, wooden soft drink crate.
MISCELLANEOUS RETRO BABY NURSERY DECORATIONSAs I mentioned, there are several items in the baby's room that were from my own childhood. Two of these items would be the the cute dress that you see hanging on the front of the baby's crib that my mom made for me (I bought the hanger from Norway designs) and the bumper that was in my own crib when I was a baby.
Items that I bought new would be the Barbapappa teddys from Nille, the Mushroom nightlamp from Flamingo.no, the Bed canopy (two curtains from Sparkjøp) the and veil bracket for the cots from baby shop.
I love color and the vintage orange sheepskin rug from Australia serves to give the retro nursery a lively pop of color as well as softening the wooden floor.
If you would like to learn more about me and my art, please pay a visit to my little online bubble at medetlekentsinn.blogspot.com/2011/01/about-naninos-bedroom.
I look forward to hearing from you and reading your comments! All that positivity from other moms makes me feel so good inside!