In our James Island home my interior design style was very modern with lots of fun bold colors. Now that we are looking at historic homes I am going to have to switch things up a bit. I’ve been searching for cute boy’s rooms with a vintage flair. A lot of the homes we have looked at are pretty tiny. Most of the rooms are on the smaller side so I have to be really conscious of what we put into the space so Harper still has room to move and play. I actually feel like smaller rooms are almost meant to be styled in a vintage fashion. When the tiny size is combined with old-fashioned elements, the entire space gets a cozy atmosphere that feels like their own personal little nook.
As you can see a lot of these rooms have white walls (my personal favorite). Thanks to its “blank canvas” quality, a bright and airy all-white bedroom gives you the ability to add a bright and colorful vintage element or two and watch them define the tone of the room. Harper craves variety and can’t get enough of bright colors, so I love to scout the local antique shops & flea market to find the best unique pieces. I think the first piece I am going to focus on is his bed. I love the idea of painting a vintage bed. I can’t decide between red, tangerine, navy, lime green, or white. What do you think will look best?
Take a look at these magical vintage kids rooms and get inspired!
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