Are you decorating a Winnie the Pooh themed baby nursery?
If so, you have to see this Winnie the Pooh wall mural.
Painted characters look like they walked right out of a story book.
Winnie the Pooh is sitting on a tree branch holding a honey pot. Piglet is holding onto a balloon and floating. Rabbit is peeking out tree-house door, and Tigger is up to his bounce, bounce, bouncing fun.
If you already purchased Winnie the Pooh bedding and room accessories, imagine how a mural painted on your nursery walls could look.
The crib in this nursery has a dark wood finish. Look how nicely the painted tree trunk color matches the crib. This tree trunk is painted up to the ceiling edge and stops. Tree branches and leaves frame the ceiling edge and create a custom border. Branches flowing around the top of the room makes the nursery feel so relaxing.
If you look closely, there are some softly painted clouds on the walls and on the ceiling, too.
A Winnie the Pooh wall mural could make your nursery feel extra special.
This mural features a honey hive dripping with honey for Pooh Bear to refill his honey pot. And check out the queen bee – it’s wearing a crown! The other bees are flying around the room with really funny expressions. I think they are worried about that silly old bear stealing all their honey. Placing clouds and bees strategically around this room add movement to the mural. The placement of these mural elements really lead your eye around the whole nursery.
Since the glider is blue, Pooh’s honey pot, Piglet’s balloon and Rabbit’s door in the tree trunk are all painted blue to compliment this chair.
Notice how the sign on the tree is personalized with the baby’s name. It says: Roderick’s Tree House.
And the image below shows the other side of this Winnie the Pooh themed baby room.
Tigger is bouncing along…and notice again how the painted tree branches really frame the top of the room.
Who wants to spend money on a mural only to have important characters get covered up by furniture? No one!
Strategic placement of all painted mural elements creates options for rearranging furniture in the future.
Both the tree trunk and all painted characters are thoughtfully placed so furniture won’t hide them. See how the crib is coming out of the corner wall? Well, this crib could also be nested flat against either wall and no important elements of the mural would be covered up. Pooh and Piglet will always be seen and smiling at little Roderick. And the tree trunk won’t be covered by the crib either.
Tigger was placed on purpose too. So even if the glider moves to the corner wall near him, Tigger will stay fully visible.
Imagine how happy this baby boy will feel when he lays down to nap and wakes up with all his happy animal friends.
Sweet dreams baby Roderick.
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If you live in the Los Angeles area and are decorating a Winnie the Pooh baby Nursery and want a mural painted on your walls, contact me.
I could paint a relaxing tree mural to pull all your Winnie the Pooh accessories together.