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Ochre/mustard yellow is perfect if you want to add a warm but neutral color to your nursery. As I mentioned for our second baby we waited until she was born to decorate her nursery. Even though it caused a good bit of stress, I did really love the end result! We went with a mermaid theme and it turned out really fun and girly.
Nursery interior design checklistfeatures elements that create a soothing atmosphere. Although this is important for your baby, the space should also appeal to your tastes. After all, as a parent, you’ll spend a lot of time there, caring for your bundle of joy.
Eclectic Elements
Nautical decorating ideas include navy blue stripes, anchor-printed fabrics, and artwork featuring boats and fish. Simple zigzag wall decals can represent ocean waves without being overly obvious. Break up the sea of blue and white with a splash of red, metallic gold, or silver. Try a triangle motif, or a bold, geometric accent wall, or make a statement with a modern, geometric light fixture. You can even include a few DIY details, by making your own mobile or a focal piece.
White paint instantly refreshes furniture and opens up a small nursery. It is the perfect blank canvas for any nursery color palette, from primary to pastel. Jenni Bowlin Studio InspirationA classic alphabet theme is a great choice for a gender-neutral nursery, especially if you love vintage designs. (Vintage flashcards and pages from vintage primer books make beautiful wall decor!) Looking for a fun way to teach your little one their ABCs? Your toddler will love spelling out words on an oversized, magnetic letter-play wall like this one fromJenni Bowlin Studio Inspiration. Heather Carraway Photography/Project NurseryIntroduce your little one to the great outdoors with a rustic, woodland-themed nursery.
Nature Inspired / Boho Baby Room Ideas
Keep clutter to a minimum and essentials easy to find and grab with labeled containers in open cabinets. Then add some fanciful twists with playful neutral-hued wallpaper and metallic accents, like the silver pouf designer Jean Liu opted for here. Use a contemporary wallpaper with a metallic sheen for a dreamy. In this nursery designed by White Arrow, the abstract Calico Wallpaper will still add some beauty and style no matter how the space is used in the future. I love this rustic grey crib set, especially nor a neutral nursery made for a boy.
This gender neutral room from @shapeside shines bright among nurseries. The gray green walls are a soothing backdrop for the yellow stars that are aplenty and vary in size, adding interest to the room. A soft cream blanket, wicker basket, and plenty of sunlight create coziness.
Coastal Gray
A zoo theme also gives you lots of animals and colors to work with. Another way to make the nursery work in your favor is to organize the space so that the baby essentials are always in the right place at the right time. For example, store all diapering necessities within arm’s reach of the changing table. Blackout curtains won’t affect your nursery decor, and they can help your baby catch some z’s when they go down before the sun does.
It’s worth it to invest in nursery furniture that grows with the child. You can purchase a crib that converts to a toddler bed and then a headboard for a lifetime of use. Enjoy browsing this gallery of ideas created for the newest love of your life.
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A soft gray crib bedding set blends right in, and a wicker basket adds to the casual vibe. In this room from a DIY interior designer @the_pleasant_farmhouse , the baby can also gaze at the great outdoors. The style lends itself well to a gender-neutral nursery design. But neutral colors don’t always have to fade into the background. To add a bit of interest to a neutral nursery decorating scheme without having to DIY, hang a few pretty prints. Easy as pie, and easily swapped when your child gets old enough to choose their own.
This sweet nursery space, featured on DIY in PDX, boasts a beautiful, barely-there shade of sage. The grayish, silvery blue undertones give the room a bright, clean feel. Pair with soft pastels, or choose a bolder accent hue like navy or coral. Deciding on a color scheme, picking our furniture, putting the prettiest books and toys on display are just a few of the things that make this project feel so special. After all, a nursery is a space where you can get truly creative and design the most imaginative room in your home.
Elephants are a symbol of good luck, wisdom, and protection, so they’re the perfect theme for a baby’s nursery. This entire room exudes light, warmth and good vibes, from the colorful mobile, textured rug, fun lamp, and friendly elephant. To generate baby room ideas, turn to your favorite childhood books.
This nursery room features cute carpet flooring with a rug along with some shelves. Nursery room with a combination of white and gray walls together with white smooth flooring. Modish nursery room with black and white shade along with a smooth vinyl flooring. Black, gray, and white can give you the gender-neutral look you’re aiming for but still allow you to get creative with all sorts of patterns and styles. Or, if you prefer, you can simply add blackout liners to curtains you already have. If you’re pressed for space, you might choose to use a bassinet or a mini crib, but realize you’ll need to buy something bigger soon.
Instead, tap into your adventurous side and decorate with vintage maps or globes, a huge world map covering one wall, or hot air balloons. Also, keep cleaning in mind when picking out rugs, curtains, wallpaper, and decorations for the nursery. Consider washable wallpaper, rugs that are easy to vacuum, and furniture that can be easily wiped down. Keeping your furniture white with an accent in the wallpaper creates an inviting look without being too overwhelming.
So, designers should try going with an all-white aesthetic, such as in the image below. Blue is a popular choice in nurseries due to its calming effect When paired with soft grays, like in the soothing scheme above, it creates a restful palette that can encourage sleep. Touches of fire engine red – in the bedroom wall decor and window treatment – add a glorious contrast to this otherwise primarily monochrome scheme. That said, stay away from elaborate murals and over-the-top theming. Kitty Lascurain has been writing about home design and home lifestyle topics for over 10 years.
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