Shabby Chic Garden Nursery

by Jill
(Sulphur, LA USA)

I started working on the design of my daughter's Shabby chic garden nursery with no real idea where I wanted to take it. I had no concept of the color or style until I picked out her baby bedding set first which was Migi Posy.


I chose the Migi Posey collection for no other reason than that I liked the colors and flowers.

Shabby Chic Garden Nursery Themes for Baby Girls

The shades of pink and green as well as the retro look of the baby bedding appealed to me.





Go here to see more



I decided to decorate according to a color scheme than a baby nursery theme.

Girl Nursery Pictures

I really liked the pink and green colors together and I thought that white pulled the room together nicely.

Nursery Wall Decorating Ideas

The main wall paint color that I used for the project was called Prairie Sage and then I used white to paint the trim. The bottom portion of the nursery walls was already wallpapered with two tone beige stripes and I decided to keep it because it matched the upholstery of the glider rocker.

We put in new floors which caused us to need to take down the closet doors. In the process, we decided to leave the doors off and install curtains in their place.


The curtain on the window is Target's Simply Shabby Chic Faux Silk Balloon Shade in pink. The curtains that we used in the closet are also from Target. They are from the Simply Shabby Chic Fairy Tale as is the pillow on the chair which worked very nicely with our baby girl's shabby chic nursery decor.

The bookshelf and the area rug are also from Target. Her baby bed and chair came from a local baby shop called Brousse's A Child's World.

The butterflies hanging in the corner and the big flowers on the wall are also from Brousse's. I used scrapbooking paper to make the stems and leaves for the flowers. I used the same scrapbooking papers to decorate the letters of Marisa's name above her closet.

The mirror above the bookshelf came from Hobby Lobby and other accessories come from various stores. I have managed for the majority of her toys to be stored in the closet for the sake of containing the clutter.

Green storage baskets organize her smaller toys in the bookshelf and on the bottom shelves of the changing table which is stored inside the closet.

Wire racks from Target hold Marisa's bigger toys as does the toy box from Toys R Us. In my opinion, the pictures don't do my baby's shabby chic garden nursery justice. I suspect that I adore this room not only because of its beauty but also because of how it makes me feel while playing with my daughter and lying her down to sleep.

Please drop by Unique Baby Gear Ideasto see us again soon because you will find that we update our nursery pictures often and it would be a shame to miss the new DIY projects that our visitors share.

Thanks for visiting!

About | Earnings Disclosure| Baby Room Ideas Blog | Site Map | Privacy Policy | Disclaimer | Affiliate Disclosure

We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program
designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites as well as
Ebay Partner Network and others.
Contact us: info@unique-baby-gear-ideas.com
Copyright © 2006-2022. All Rights Reserved.