Friday, April 10, 2015

10 Tips To Create The Perfect Nursery On A Budget

You really don’t have to break the bank to create a designer look on a budget. You can pull together many great elements to create the perfect space without dipping into savings. My biggest suggestion when creating a nursery on a budget would be to purchase things that can grow with the child.
Opt for a theme that you can make minor changes to as they grow up vs. having to redo the entire room down the road. Shop yard sales, craigslist, and consignment shops to find little treasures you can re-vamp to make your own.
From a re-vamped chandelier to a chalkboard wall and DIY stencils, here are 10 ways to create a beautiful space on a budget!
Create an Easy Focal Point
An area rug can be a great focal point in any room. Search discount stores like HomeGoods, TJ Maxx and Marshalls. Sometimes you just have to hunt for the perfect price! 
Get inspiration on Project Nursery


Chalk Woks Wonders
It's a simple, inexpensive way to spruce up the nursery. Don't go overboard, just paint one wall with chalkboard paint. Something they can enjoy for years! 
See a great chalkboard wall on National Post

Think out Side Of The Box
Use a budget friendly piece of furniture like the Expedit shelf and use it to create a changing table while having plenty of storage! 
Buy the shelf now for only $39.99 at Ikea

Wall Decalls
No need to hire an artist - you can do it yourself! 
Get inspired on Project Nursery

Be Bold
Look for free pieces of furniture on craiglists and paint it in a bright bold color for a designer look. 
You won't believe the before. See it now on Design Sponge

Easy Bookshelf Styling
Use toys as decorative items on the shelves. 
See it on <a href=" Design Sponge

Splurge Vs. Save
Don't spend half your budget on an expensive glider. A modern rocker at more than half the price works just as good and you can use it for years all over your home. 
Buy it now from Amazon

Pretty Storage
You don't need to fill the room with extra furniture. Use decorative baskets on shelves or on the floor for storage. 
Get ideas from Pottery Barn Kids

In The Details
Lighting and decorative knobs add customized detail to a room. Re-vamp a chandelier + make it come alive in a bold color! Or cover a lamp shade in fabric for a customized look. 
Get the DIY details on Crafty Nest

Stencil The Wall
While wallpaper can be expensive, stencils are way more affordable. You can even make your own! All you have to do is photocopy your design onto a sheet of Mylar which is usually around $1, cut it out, and you are ready to tape the stencil up and paint! 
Inspired by <a href=" Me and Mine

image source: babble.com

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