A new addition to your family will arrive in just a few months and you’re now scrambling to get a nursery together; but where in the world do you begin? Begin by determining what furniture pieces will be needed for a nursery suitable for both parents and baby. Basic Furniture necessities for a nursery include a crib, changing table, seating, dresser, and storage units.
Consider thinking ahead and choosing furniture and themes that will transition easily out of babyhood. Fortunately, nursery furniture is designed to convert for growing babies. For instance, most cribs convert into toddler beds and some changing tables convert into dressers.
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| Oeuf Conversion Crib |
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| CSN Baby Changing Table |
Add charm and personality to the space with thrift antiques, vintage fabrics, homemade art work, & creative storage ideas. Tie the design together with secondary necessities: lamps, bedding, window treatments, paint and rugs.
Nursery
Design Board by Valene Greene
This conceptual nursery is a great unisex design where you’re not inclined to think pink or blue. When the baby arrives and time goes on, pink and blue can be added as you wish.
Girls Room
Design Board by Valene Greene
Most little girls want to be princesses. What better way to make them feel like a princess than creating a princess themed room. Lilac, pinks, greens, light fabrics, and crystal chandeliers will most definitely do the trick.
As the child gets older give them a sense of pride and ownership by allowing them to participate in the evolving décor and layout of the space. Have fun and enjoy the bonding that will come out of the collaboration.
Below are a few awesome examples I found of teen boy and girl rooms
Teen Boy’s Room -HGTV
This Hunting Themed boy’s room is a great pick for a nature loving adventurous teen. From the camouflage bedding to the animal trophy, vivid imagery of the outdoors is successfully executed.
Teen Girl’s Room -HGTV
This teen’s room has matured significantly from the typical pink and lilac for little girl’s rooms, but still holds true to youth by using bright splashes of color and bold flowing patterns.
By Valene Greene
This Blog Entry is dedicated to my nieces and nephew!
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