TynieToy Nursery Update

I was able to get a second coat of blue paint on the antique unfinished furniture and paint the TynieToy style accents onto each piece.  Fortunately, there are several photos of TynieToy pieces online and I have quite a few pieces of furniture so I had good reference material.  I practiced on some pieces of cardboard before I attempted to paint on the actual furniture in the TynieToy style.

Each piece of TynieToy furniture was hand painted, mostly by students of the Rhode Island School of design which was across the street from the Handicraft Club where the company started in 1920.  I was able to appreciate my TynieToy collection even more after going through this process.  

Above are some of the reference pictures that I found online.

Here was an in-progress shot of the gold pin stripes (no flowers yet)

Here are some roses and greenery added

Here is the children's chair with the children's table ( The table is an original piece from the factory)

The crib with my artwork in TynieToy style

rocking chair from the factory

The high-chair with my artwork in TynieToy style

Children's folding screen with my artwork in TynieToy style

Children's dresser with my artwork in TynieToy style.  I need to add some drawer pulls.

This was a an extra telephone table that I decided to paint to match.  I have seen these used as end tables in other scenes.

Here is a photo of the nursery items so far.  I may or may not use the yellow rush seat rocker in this room.  The rug is an original TynieToy.

I need to add some accessories, some artwork and some bedding.  These are the original colors of the house.  The curtains are original to the house as well.  I was surprised at how well they work.  The house dates from around 1920.

To see my first post about this furniture, click HERE

To see my TynieToy collection click HERE