10 Lighting Ideas for a Girl's Nursery
When it comes to decorating the nursery, one important decision is lighting!
Will you have task lighting, dim lighting, bright lighting? What will you use for the middle of the night feedings or to keep baby feeling unafraid of the dark?
Planning lighting for a girl’s nursery can be fun but overwhelming – so many options! Check out these 10 lighting ideas for a girl’s nursery!
Keep Calm and Go To Sleep
There’s something about dim lighting in a nursery that really soothes baby (and mama). Love this cheeky version of the “Keep Calm” trend, perfect for a little sweetie’s room.Find here.
Vintage Lamp
Vintage lamps are a fun touch to a vintage inspired nursery – look for those in good condition like this pink and blue deer. Find here
Minnie Mouse Night Light
What little girl’s nursery is complete without Minnie Mouse? This adorable nightlight brings smiles into the baby’s room when you really need them in the middle of the night. Find here
Butterfly Box Light
Another option in the “gentle lighting” family is this adorable butterfly box light. Keep it near the changing table for quiet and dim night time changes. Find here
Winnie the Pooh Night Light
Nightlights are essential in nurseries for middle of the night feedings. This sweet girl-themed Winnie the Pooh nightlight is just perfect for sleepy night mama tasks. Find here
Cinderella's Castle Lamp
Every princess needs her castle, right? This lovely lamp is great for your Cinderella themed nursery! Find here
Colorful Chandelier
Speaking of chandeliers, how fancy and lovely is this custom piece? Beautiful, full of whimsy and great for a fancy little lady. Find here
Chandelier Decal
In the theme of “lighting” I couldn’t resist this sweet girlie (and not too fluffy) chandelier decal. So fun! Find here
Custom Lamp Shade
Sometimes you can take just a simple lamp and add flair with a special lamp shade. This orange and pink option is super sweet. Find here.
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