The word Kitsch is defined as a form of art that is considered an inferior, tasteless copy of an extant style of art or a worthless imitation of art of recognizable value. I find kitsch to be fun and flamboyant, a little strange, and light-hearted.
While these looks are certainly not meant for everybody, I like the idea of poking fun at 'the establishment' once in awhile, and adding an unexpected pop of crazy sometimes! And, when it comes to kid spaces, shouldn't we have a little fun and take ourselves, and our interiors, a little more lightly?
Most of the lighting in this post I've not found currently available for sale. But, depending on how crafty you are, you could certainly recreate them yourself!
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| Birds in their Cage Chandelier |
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| Baby doll chandelier - spotted in Portland's Nob Hill |
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| Pink Plastic Flamingo Chandelier |
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| Strawberry Tea Cups - found in Agnes and Muriels in Atlanta, GA |
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| Spoons and forks and knives, oh my! |
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| Topsy Turvy Tea Cups and Saucers |
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Chiquita Banana Box Chandelier by Anneke Jacobs
(Not my favorite, but if we're talking kitsch, how could I leave it out?!) |
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| Used Party Poppers Chandelier by Stuart Haygarth |
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