Step Inside This Happy Nursery Full of Punchy Colors & Fun Treasures
Personally, I love it when people aren't afraid to go crazy with color. Especially in a nursery like this one from Holly over at Life as a Thrifter. She put together this eclectic room for daughter Ross with IKEA finds and thrift store treasures for a brightly finished space.
Click through below to see a few more beautiful details from this lovely baby's room.
Holly found all the letters for the alphabet wall online and paired them with a basic crib and rugs.
The entire room has such a light, happy feel to it, don't you think? I wonder if the yellow rocking chair is a family heirloom or a thrift store find. Either way, what luck!
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IKEA Expedit shelving to the rescue! Those wire baskets are fantastic, and I'm loving all the fun little treasures tucked away in there.
A photo gallery family tree on this wall with baby pictures of Mom and Dad and grandparents on both sides. What a neat idea! I think the desk makeover is creative, too.
See a few more pics and hear all the details here!
Tell me what you think about this nursery -- love the bright colors, or too busy for you?
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LucretiaMcEvil
KarmicChild
While I do find the overall concept adorable, I must agree with the first poster.
the4mutts
Now, whenever I got something new, that was a different story! New things in the rest of the house, that they didn't see every day... oooh boy! I started to put double sided gorilla tape on everything that they might pull down. Well, after the first 2 vases got smashed by my 6 month old, and countless books got eaten... O_o
kaerae
kelli0585
Oh, good grief. I think the room is adorable, and seems no more dangerous than your standard living room.
Do you know what's dangerous for baby? Negligent parents that allow a baby to crawl around any room without supervision.
ACE
Laura Bombard Roush
I agree about the rugs but otherwise I think it is super cute and shows how you can take cheap stuff and make something really stylish (footstool you could easily get a look alike for less than 20 and the second hand desk/end table are cute with the funky wallpaper dress up) Some paint on the walls and a comfy old rocker with a little fabric, cheap IKEA crib and some painted letters from a craft store and voila! However if you had to do the rugs they have those at IKEA too LOL. My oldest never required any baby proofing at all. I think the room looks really fun and creative. - mom of 4.
vanessa
alynette
super cute! i love the wall color, ABC's and the shelving w/ wire baskets.
Kourtney Boreman
I like the color combo, I do not like the wall decor at all. I can some what see that for a play room, but it feels a bit messy for a bed room. Personally babies are busy all day (well at least the older ones up to toddler age) a bedroom is more of a place for peace and relaxation. A room that energetic just doesn't work for me...but I give props for creativity and originality. Besides I can name 20 things in that room my son would have destroyed by the end of the day.