One Last Look at Lucy’s Nursery

Toddler room with vintage elements

Talk about a cliff hanger! I sort of left you all hanging there when I teased you with a color scheme for our master bedroom project. Well, I’m hanging right there beside you, because the project has been suspended since the news of my pregnancy. One day I’ll have a relaxing little getaway in that corner of our home, but for now we’re focusing our efforts on making over the untouched third bedroom for Lucy’s big girl room. Her nursery has evolved quite a bit since it’s debut, so I thought I’d share one last look at her room before it becomes the new baby’s nursery and Lucy’s things are moved next door to her new room.

calico critters family

It’s been fun to put away Lucy’s baby toys to make room for her cute new toddler toys. A particular favorite of mine are these Calico Critter toys (bunny family and elephant family) that live in my old childhood Sylvanian Family dollhouse that my mom and dad refurbished for Lucy’s Christmas present.

These toddler years have been my favorite so far, thanks to Lucy’s bubbly and affectionate demeanor, but also— the toddler toys! The fact that she is so excited about Easter and hot air balloons! Everything is just so much fun. You should see how she walks around enthusiastically babbling about her new bedroom with “boo waa” (blue walls), a “boo beh” (blue bed), and “white eets” (white sheets). She’s two and a half, and life couldn’t be sweeter.

Toddler room with vintage elements

Toddler room with vintage elements

vintage illustrated hangers

Toddler room with vintage elements

Toddler room with vintage elements

baby crib and crewel work

elephant tea party

Things in Lucy’s room are a bit mis-matched and quirky as of now, but soon all of her toys and some of her artwork will be carefully placed in her new bedroom with a bit more polish and pizazz. I’m not sure who’s more excited about it— her or me. But I’m also nervous about transitioning her to a twin bed. Life is changing a mile a minute.

toddler chalkboard

Here’s a picture of Lucy last summer drawing on the chalkboard that used to be in her room. It’s hanging out in storage now because it just takes up too much space in our little house. We’re thinking about doing a chalkboard finish in her new room somewhere. Maybe a closet door? Any tips or advice for toddler friendly chalkboard walls?

8 Responses

  1. Erin says:

    Sweet nursery! It’s very homely. :)

  2. Dara says:

    She’s grown up! She won’t fit in that cute little nursery in no time ;)

  3. Miranda says:

    So adorable! Where did you get those pink chairs? I need a set for my daughter!

  4. Laura Hager says:

    Her nursery was so cute! But I’m excited to see the big girl room!

    Laura
    http://www.laurahager.blogspot.com

  5. The nursery is beautiful. I love the wooden crib. What brand is it?

  6. Jenny says:

    She is just too cute! I found chalkboard contact paper on Amazon! Way less permenant, way less work to put up and not expensive. There are lots of options for size available! Hope that was helpful! Can’t wait to see what you come up with!!

  7. Lindsey says:

    Where did you find those beautiful floral curtains?!