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get the look: Repurposing for Kids Design

Who decided that we must use items made for children to decorate a kids space?

Who decided that we must use items made for children to decorate a kids space? Decor made specifically for children can become very expensive. Finding great home pieces that function for children is a cost-saving alternative. The pieces we have collected are not made for children but wouldn’t they look lovely in the nursery or playroom?

-Rebecca A. Poier

July 17th, 2012

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Favorite Throw, West Elm $21.26-30.84

A bright and vibrant throw blanket is perfect for naptime and adds colour to any nursery.
Kennedy Armchair, Structube $449

The perfect story-time chair.
Laurel Desk Frame, Umbra $18

Pin up your child's favourite art or photos on this cute tree!
Vintage Patchwork Rug, Williams-Sonoma Home $292.65

Warm up the room starting with the floor! Adorable patchwork rug would look amazing in a nursery
Map Wall Decal, Pottery Barn $172.56

Is your little one an aspiring world traveler? Decorate with this antique map decal of the West Indies.
Santoso Basket Set, Crate & Barrel $89.19

Perfect for storing toys & books!
Vallvik 6 Drawer Dresser, Ikea $199

With loads of storage for all of baby's things there is extra space on top for a diaper changing station.
Verano Buds Cushion, Urban Barn $29

A vibrant fun accent pillow for a kids bed, chair or bench.
Gus Upcycle Ottoman, Up Country $450

Upholstered with fair-trade coffee bags, this ottoman is very unique.
Block Lamp, EQ3 $159

Ultra cool lamp for the ultra cool kid.