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Sleepykins // Kid’s Bedroom as seen in Print 5

By Gina Munsey, Senior Editor 5 Comments

Babiekins Magazine | Sleepykins // Little Explorer, Kid's Bedroom as seen in Print 5

Babiekins Magazine | Sleepykins // Little Explorer, Kid's Bedroom as seen in Print 5

Babiekins Magazine | Sleepykins // Little Explorer, Kid's Bedroom as seen in Print 5

Babiekins Magazine | Sleepykins // Little Explorer, Kid's Bedroom as seen in Print 5

Babiekins Magazine | Sleepykins // Little Explorer, Kid's Bedroom as seen in Print 5

Babiekins Magazine | Sleepykins // Little Explorer, Kid's Bedroom as seen in Print 5

Babiekins Magazine | Sleepykins // Little Explorer, Kid's Bedroom as seen in Print 5

Babiekins Magazine | Sleepykins // Little Explorer, Kid's Bedroom as seen in Print 5

Babiekins Magazine | Sleepykins // Little Explorer, Kid's Bedroom as seen in Print 5

Babiekins Magazine | Sleepykins // Little Explorer, Kid's Bedroom as seen in Print 5

Babiekins Magazine | Sleepykins // Little Explorer, Kid's Bedroom as seen in Print 5

Babiekins Magazine | Sleepykins // Little Explorer, Kid's Bedroom as seen in Print 5

Did you catch this bedroom in our latest print issue? It’s a little explorer’s adventurous oasis! We love it for a number of reasons — one is that it’s a tiny apartment room in a rented home, and we were able to transform it without making any permanent or architectural changes. We also love this room because it is just so full of ways to explore, and childhood is all about imagination and exploration. Here, in this little room, you can rattle down the streets of Italy in a Vespa, lift high over the ancient ruins of Myanmar’s Bagan in a hot air balloon, or sail across the waters on a creaky wooden ship.

The room is dotted with global elements — a doll brought back from a friend’s visit to Kenya, a ceramic bowl and dumpling spoon from Taiwan, Hmong textiles, a strand of mirrors and bells originally meant to decorate a camel, an embroidered dress from Guatemala, a row of matryoshka illustrations representing different cultures. And there’s a cozy reading nook, too, stocked with plenty of books and cushions and providing is the perfect launching point toward endless destinations.

What’s your favorite part of this room?

Have you redone a room lately? We want to see! Comment here, and email 5-7 images to gina@babiekinsmag.com and we might feature your little’s room on the blog!

INTERIOR STYLING Gina Munsey | PHOTOGRAPHY Priscilla Barbosa

MOBY CURTAIN Thomas Paul via Burke Decor | CAMEL SWAG AS GARLAND WomanShopsWorld on Etsy | EICHO TWIN BED Spot on Square | FLOAT GRAPHITE SHEETS Unison | MR. N LAMP Koncept via Lamps Plus | VESPA PILLOW In the Seam | MOUNTAIN PILLOW JuniperWilde on Etsy | PYRAMID PILLOWCASE Xenotees via Design Life Kids | PASTA AMORE PILLOWCASE Sack Me! via Design Life Kids | PEONI PILLOWCASE Affinita’ Moderne | FACE PILLOW Lately Lily | PAINTED ELEPHANT NECKLACE Gunner & Lux | INDIA TOURISM POSTER Vintage Reproduction
 | BOOK PAGE Vintage Reproduction from Taiwanese School Book | MARITIME CURTAIN Thomas Paul via Burke Decor | ANANA ELEPHANT LAMP Mr. Maria via Cool Kids Company | VINTAGE HMONG TEXTILE PILLOW BohoPillow on Etsy | SEAGRASS RUG Sisal Rugs Direct | AREA RUG Hayneedle | HAPPY PRINT Colette Bream | MATRYOSHKA PRINTS AmyPerrotti on Etsy | HARU DOOR DECAL Made of Sundays | FLOKATI SHEEPSKIN RUG Shades of Light | BE THOU MY VISION PRINTABLE Jessica Sprague | YELLOW THROW Vintage | ELEPHANT GARLAND ON CHAIR Dot & Bo | ELEPHANT BOOKEND TheGoldenLittles on Etsy | BOOKS Vintage | TRAVELING GIRL BOOK Lately Lily MOBY DICK BOOK Baby Lit | MOBY TOTE BAG Baby Lit


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About Gina Munsey, Senior Editor

Gina is a Mexico-born, Eastern Europe-raised writer who finds herself in historic Franklin, Tennessee. A blogger for 16+ years, trendspotter, and influencer, Gina serves as Senior Editor of Babiekins Magazine and also lends her voice to numerous publications. As a published interior stylist and author, she definitely owns more rugs than jeans and shoes combined. You can find Gina on Instagram @oaxacaborn.

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Comments

  1. Bess says

    January 18, 2015 at 9:40 am

    That whale! Wow – love it! (And not just for a kid’s room!)

    Reply
  2. Katie @ Recipe for Perfection says

    January 18, 2015 at 12:31 pm

    I like the ship very much! A neat kids room for sure!

    Reply
  3. Jen says

    January 18, 2015 at 9:36 pm

    Cute! For the record, I’m a big fan of wall decals 🙂

    Reply
  4. Meagan says

    January 19, 2015 at 6:18 am

    How awesome is that ship! I have a mom who would love that!

    Reply
  5. Paula @ Kids Furniture says

    January 27, 2015 at 12:47 pm

    Those curtains are amazing! I think they can look good in any room not just for kids

    Reply

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