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| Picture: Land of Nod |
Pinning away on my V. I. BEDROOM boards for boys and girls I started to notice than there were some universally ‘must-have’ pieces that every kid seemed to have in their equally cool nursery or bedroom.
Clearly, we all need them too…or, do you already have them? So, here’s the TOP 5 MUST-HAVE pieces.
1) THE BOOKSHELVES
This luxe unit is perfect for toys, storage boxes and of course, books!
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| 1) Pinterest 2) Oh Joy! 3) Oeuf |
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| Mini library £400 OEUF |
2) THE LAMP
In the large or extra large size Miffy lights up all the hip bedrooms far and wide
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| 1) Pinterest 2) La Petite Mag 3) Binti Home Blog |
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| Mr Maria Miffy Lamps both Mr Maria |
3) THE BED
The Jenny Lind bed (named after an Swedish opera singer from the 1800’s) comes in a variety of colours and sizes – now if only we could get them in the UK!
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| 1) Pinterest 2) A Cup Of Jo 3) Land of Nod |
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| Jenny Lind bed from £355 – £475 Land Of Nod |
4) THE PRINT
This ‘Pirum Parum’ (a phrase from a traditional Swedish nursery rhyme) is the only pict that should be hanging in your little ones room… ok!
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| 1) The Boo and The Boy 2) Nordic Design 3) The-Edited |
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| Pirum Parum Print £27 Fine Little Day |
5) THE MULTI-USE UNIT
Just type the name of this unit into Pinterest and you’ll be rewarded with more ideas than you will know what to do with. Coming in several sizes and colours – they can be used as changing tables, wardrobes, side boards, nifty storage for kids playrooms and even bed bases!
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| 1) Pinterest 2) Project Nursery 3) How Joyful |
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| EXPEDIT shelving unit £79 IKEA |
** We’ve brought this unit for our front room to store Miss Marnie’s ever growing collection of toys, books and games (we haven’t put the castor’s on.) But, the irony is the unit costs less than a decent amount of the ‘perfectly’ sized storage boxes.
And, there is a few kids books I keep spotting on all the perfectly styled up bookshelves too
Flora and the Flamingo by Molly Idle
I Can Do It Myself! by Stephen Krensky and Sara Gillingham
I Had A Favorite Dress by Boni Ashburn (Sunday Night Bookclub review here)
Pantone: Colours by LLC Pantone
The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein
