‘Alice – Larger than Life’ photograph ($20.13). ‘One-lump-or-two’ lamp ($198). Hot Air Balloon print ($5) on a page of ‘Through the Looking-Glass’.
Inspiration for this Wonderland nursery: The hot air balloon mobile (pictured below), the “toile” fabric from spoonflower.com composed of vintage Alice in Wonderland illustrations from the 1800s on a background of the book’s text, + this adorable topsy turvy tea service lamp from Anthropologie (above).
Taking cues from the whimsical and unexpected adventures of Alice through the looking glass, I wanted this room to be playful – inspiring creativity and imagination without feeling like a cartoon. The color palette keeps things sophisticated while the details make it fun.
Tuxedo Ruffle Curtains ($42). ‘Flying the Skies’ Mobile ($70). Custom fabrics for crib bedding here and here ($18/yd). Cottage Crib ($239.99). ‘Cabbage Rose’ Rug ($58). Dorel Rocking Chair ($159). Edland 2-drawer Dresser ($199).
For the focus wall (which is usually the wall that the crib is on) I love this ‘Woods Wallpaper’ in coral from Anthropologie. However – at $198 a roll it’s a bit of a splurge. Not to mention, wallpaper isn’t always the easiest medium to work with.
If you love the look, but want to do it without the hassle of the wallpaper + a lower overall cost, try this:
Paint the walls a pretty coral color (Behr ‘Powdered Petals’ or ‘Guava Jam’ both would be great choices). After the paint is dry, apply vinyl wall decals in the shapes of trees. Now you have a beautifully finished focus wall at a fraction of the cost, easier than applying the wall paper!
Vinyl Decals from Surface Inspired ($65) + sample vinyl colors (bottom left). Behr Paint Samples for wall color.
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