Girl’s Mid Century Modern Nursery with product links
This post talks about putting together a mid century modern nursery and where to order the products and the art to make your mid century nursery come together. Scroll to the bottom for all of the product links!
Mid Century Modern Nursery
Adelaide’s nursery was the most fun room to put together! I took my time piecing things together over the last couple of months and I really love how it turned out. Early on, even when it was just the bright rug, the large mirror, and the mid century dresser, this room was my favorite. It felt so open, so happy, so bright (although, let me tell you, those black out curtains work magic).
When we purchased this house a few years ago this room was a lavender color and our first step was repainting everything in a bright and open white. We picked Extra White from Sherwin Williams and it left me wanting to repaint the whole house in this fresh color.
For the nursery we went with a midcentury modern theme focusing on pinks and navy with gold accents. I wanted something that was feminine and fun but would grow with her, or transition to other rooms in the house if we decided to put Lincoln and Adelaide in the same room eventually. We love having dance parties in front of the mirror and just playing together on the soft rug
Mid Century Modern Nursery Details
Keep scrolling for lots more pictures and all furniture + decor details:
^This huge abstract print from Minted.com was one of the very first pieces I picked out for the room. I coordinated picking the print and the rug and love how they’re both fun, bright, and girly…but don’t scream baby or nursery. How fun would this print be in an office? Or living room? 
^These hexagon floating shelves are actually unfinished wood (Target craft section ) and you could stain them any color you’d like
^I had these favorite images from our big Europe trip when I was 7 months pregnant with Adelaide framed by Frambridge shortly after she was born. I tell her that these are the people who love her the very most, instead of thinking it’s weird to have frame pictures of her brother in her nursery 😉
^The engineering print portraits are the big DIY project for this room that I LOVE. Total they cost less than $30 to print (including the frames!) and those two pictures always make me smile.
^I LOVE the tufted back of this glider from Delta Children (we have another of their gliders in Lincoln’s nursery and they are such lifesavers during those early months of constant feeding and just s useful now for reading endless piles of stories)
^the little quotes on the pinboards say “This too shall pass” and “Adelaide Noele”
^Here’s a pretty good view of the room from the crib. You can see the other small print from Minted.com that tie in the navy and the pinks of the room.
^don’t mind me 🙂 
^The most beautiful midcentury lamp from LampsPlus
^so much attitude already 
^another view of the engineering prints with two pictures I shot over the last few months. Are you interested in a tutorial on how to make these? Let me know and I’ll put one together if you’d find that useful!
^For Lincoln we have a fold out changing table that I really love but this worked really well for when Adelaide was smaller and now this will transition easily from a changing table to a dresser and grow with her (or I’ll put it in the living room because this is my absolute favorite piece of furniture we own right now)
Mid Century Nursery Product Details
Wall color: Sherwin William’s Emerald Interior paint in Extra White
Nursery Furniture + Lighting:
Plated Gold Ceiling Light: Lamps Plus (sold out but similar here)
Floor Lamp: Lamps Plus (sold out, but similar style floor lamp here and here )
Glider: Delta Children (available online here)
Dresser: All Modern (also an wonderful media table)
Pouf in Ivory: All Modern
Mirror: All Modern
End Table: All Modern
Crib: Babyletto Hudson 3 in 1
Nursery Rugs + Linens
Blackout Curtains: All Modern
Sheepskin: RugsUSA.com
Pillows: Blue via amazon and white via T.J. Maxx
Mid Century Modern Nursery Accents
White Animals: Target
Faux Succulents: Target
Assorted pots/ bowls: Target
Glass animals: Hobby Lobby
Gold vase: Hobby Lobby
Faux Tree: Hobby Lobby
Paintings: Minted (large crib print here and smaller striped print here)
Engineering Prints: DIY engineering prints tutorial here
Framed photos: Framebridge
that is a way cute nursary, good work. Also, beside the point, check out how cute this dress is from zara. You need it! It’s called the floral embroidered dress or you can click here to go right to it. https://www.zara.com/us/en/woman/dresses/short/floral-embroidered-dress-c400009p4552525.html
Searching everywhere for that art print! Can you please post a link or share the artist’s name? Thanks!
I purchased the print from Minted and they no longer carry it. It isn’t signed so I don’t have the artists name! I’ll come back and update if I get more info. I used a reverse google image search to find similar prints but nothing about this exact one comes up.
love the look in here, especially that rug. love how you paired that bright pink with the blue. wow, lots of c/o’s, that’s awesome.
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Such a beautiful room! I love that it works just as well for a baby as it would for a grown up (I’d be so happy if this were my room!).
Please make a tutorial on how to do engineering prints!
here’s the tutorial! https://elisabethmcknight.com/14-engineering-prints-walls-frame-included/
Do you have a link got the rug? I’ve been looking for a similar one and having a hard time.
yes – it’slinked in the post — here it is: https://www.rugsusa.com/rugsusa/rugs/rugs-usa-rosy-floral-cb18/pink/200KKCB18A-53077.html
What are the dimensions of the picture above the crib? Using your nursery as my inspiration!
The large picture is 50 by 40 – now that we’ve moved it’s hanging in my office and two years later still one of our favorite pieces!
Do you remember what the print was called?
Love the art piece. Are there reds in the center of the piece or is it more shades of pink and orange? Can’t tell. I’m interested in the same piece. Thanks.
Thanks Sara – in the center there is some red that is closer to a pink/red. I’m just looking at it now and I guess there is red but I’ve always thought of it as just pink and orange — hope that helps!
Do you happen to have a link to the art work?
Hi! I recreated this room with my own spin on it for my 2020 baby girl. I used the print and the rug, but I incorporated a gold crib and navy dresser/changing table. I love the room so much! My daughter is now ready to transition to a “big girl” bed. I’m keeping everything the same, except changing the bed out. Any chance you’ve done the same? Looking for some inspiration when it comes to bedding, throw pillows, throw blankets, etc. Thanks!
Oh I love this!
I haven’t – this nursery was for my now 7 year old and ..
the mirror is now in our dining area:https://www.instagram.com/p/CfGDIkdF7lE/
the painting is in the upstairs hall: https://www.instagram.com/p/CvuzziORQfs/?img_index=2
and the dresser got left behind on a cross country move.
I am using a lot of the details in the nursery for my 2022 baby (with a navy dresser!). If I were trying to keep the midcentury modern theme I’d go with a bold geometric print for the sheets and a neutral bedspread (so the room wasn’t too busy). Not quite a midcentury feel (at all) – but I am currently obsessed with the Julia Berolzeimer (sp?) line for pottery barn kids and their Rifle paper co collab. I also LOVE so much of Crate and Barrel Kid’s bedding line and they have some fun midcentury inspired options!