SHABBY CHIC BABY NURSERY

by Gab

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I really like your approach towards decorating a shabby chic baby nursery. The suggestion to carefully check out the fabric to be sure that you are getting a good quality baby bedding set that will last for at least two years that you mentioned in one of your other articles really hit home with me. And you are so right; it doesn't have to be expensive.

In my opinion the quality of the fitted crib sheets are the most piece of any collection because much of the rest shouldn't be put into the crib for safety reasons. So the crib quilt or comforters, pillows etc. that aren't used often for fear of accidentally smothering them don't have to be laundered so often.


So long as the crib sheets are good a good quality baby bedding set will last for quite some time! And you can get some really beautiful crib sets for a shabby chic baby nursery.

I particularly love the shabby chic baby bedding sets for girls with a faded cabbage rose print.

What's amazing is how the brand new fabric can be made to have just the perfect "worn" look that comes from line drying outside in the sun without ever having been washed the first time!

Some of my friends were very surprised that I chose to design a shabby chic baby nursery for my daughter because I'm not old fashioned in the least! I still can't explain why this style of nursery decor spoke to me but after looking at pictures online and in magazines the modern shabby chic baby nursery decorating ideas seemed cold and impersonal and the shabby nurseries seemed filled with warmth and love. And that's what I want for my baby girl's room!