Pottery Pirate

Pottery Barn Kids has managed to pull off a pirate room that is both kid-friendly without being overtly cheesy. It has, however, managed to be expensive.

Tinkerbell's Lantern

Remember the scene from Peter Pan in which Captain Cook traps Tinkerbell in a lantern? Every catalog I get from Pottery Barn seems to have yet another set of lanterns that would be perfect homes for Tink.

Mermaids!

What pirate would be complete without mermaids? These bibs from Sweet Taters.

Pirate Booties

If I can ever decipher the instructions, I'm going to make these.

Disney Pirate Furniture

I found this gorgeous furniture at Rooms to Go. I especially love the black pirate ship bed.

Pirate Booty

What room would be complete without a treasure map? These are from an Etsy shop from Alison Murray Whittington called The Interimaginational Institute for Fantastical Exploration and Cartography.

Wall Decals

These wall decals are also all available from various Etsy shops. Compass from Chuck E Byrd. Anchor Away from HouseHold Words. Pirate Ghost Ship can be found at bubba doodle.

Shiver Me Timbers

Here are some delightful (an expensive!) pieces from PoshTots.

Vintage Prints

Some pieces of vintage clip art that I've collect from the Graphics Fairy blog.

Disney Pirate Suites

A few shots from the “Pirates of the Caribbean Suite” atop the Sierra Tower of the Disneyland Hotel at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim.

Pirate Onesies

Here is a fun assortment of baby clothes found at Etsy. Brown onesie from salmon street studio. Blue drop Anchor one pieces from small threads. White High Seas onesie from NeverEver. Blue Sea Legs t-shirt from Sharon H. Bell. White Ships Ahoy onesie from Cantaloup Corner.