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There are endless possibilities to enjoy a monotone nursery, and since there aren’t many colors, it doesn’t have to be too strong a theme. To tie in all the colors, we chose to opt for pale pink furniture, such as a stool or cupboard. This prevents the pink from being too overpowering and oppressive. Styled SnapshotsA single defining feature is sometimes all it takes to bring a simple space to life. Sophie has been an interior stylist and journalist for over 22 years and has worked for many of the main interior magazines during that time both in-house and as a freelancer. Designing a nursery that will suit your child as they grow is a good idea if you're looking to save money in the long run.
Either way you can create a wonderul nursery without making it gender specific. When creating a gender-neutral nursery, the themes to choose from are near limitless! However, some have more enduring appeal and charm than others. Luckily, there truly is a theme to suit every parent and babe.
Animal Prints
This nursery designed by Jean Liu is a masterclass in unique and unexpected color schemes. Add a subtle woodsy theme to your baby’s neutral nursery with an animal skin rug and woodland accents. I love the touch of wood on the crib and how the floor piece ties the whole room together.
You will enjoy doodling pictures for your baby now, and he or she will love coloring on it as a toddler. Its dark shade makes a chalkboard wall a functional and attractive feature. Every design element that softens and feminizes other rooms will work well in a baby girl nursery. Hang sheer, flowing curtains and look for artwork that includes hearts, flowers, or butterflies.
Hang Fun Wallpaper to Create an Accent Wall
Pair it with an equally as comfortable glider or rocker and you’ll never want to leave your baby’s nursery. The creaminess of this ivory colored nursery has me feeling like I’m in a cozy heaven. The ceiling-length, sheer, ivory curtains make the room appear so much bigger. Hang a canopy somewhere in baby’s nursery to immediately draw your eyes upward, making a small nursery feel taller.
We love this vintage space themed wallpaper to the moon and back! With a playful touch, this works for a nursery, toddler room and playroom. Dark board and batten crib wall in the nursery paired with lighter colored furniture accents. Great if you want a subtle feminine touch that still tends towards neutral.
Find a Stunning Light Fixture With Some Texture
If you don’t know if you’re having a baby boy or a baby girl, a gender-neutral nursery theme is a must. Even if you do know the baby’s sex, your plan might be to reuse the nursery for future siblings. If so, keeping the space gender neutral eliminates the need to redecorate for each new baby. You may also be a parent who simply prefers a child’s room to have no indication of gender. If mixing textures and finishes isn’t your taste, try adding pops of bold color to the nursery. Babies and toddlers love visual contrast, so a bright or deep shade next to a light one will keep their minds moving.
Although some soft play equipment, for example, can seem garish, there's plenty out there in muted colours too. Matching window treatments to walls can work really well in a nursery, where the same rules as the rest of the house don't really apply. So long as your color scheme isn't too crazy, an abundance of prints will look cozy and cute. Check out these baby room ideas – and our well-tested advice – to get your design just right. The easiest way to create a gender-neutral baby room is to simply design it to match the rest of your home. If you love the farmhouse look, bring those elements into the room.
If the nursery has that colour scheme, you can easily add pops of colours to give a playful vibe. Consider adding colourful wallpaper along one side of the main wall or adding colourful furniture. 'Nurseries are my favorite spaces to layer textures and colors,’ says Lorri Hicks Cazenave, owner and lead interior designer at HC Interior Design. 'Yellow is a joyful shade that appeals to any gender, making it the perfect choice for adding a pop of color to a gender neutral nursery,' says Dominic Myland, CEO of Mylands. Create a look that is bursting with fun and originality by mixing old and new. This gender neutral nursery is a masterclass in how to mix colors, styles and patterns effectively.
Out of all of our nurseries our third and fourth are my personal favorites! For our third baby we went all out in decorating the gender neutral themed nursery and had the genius idea of having the ultrasound tech print out the gender of the baby. Nope, we didn’t peak but we DID mail it off to the Etsy seller who then made gender specific bedding that went along with our gender neutral nursery theme. This calm yet playful nursery designed by Sarah Rhodes proves that white walls and ceilings can allow the other colors in the room to really pop.
If you’re after a bright, fun baby’s room, a richly colored crib is just the statement piece you need. A fun way to give a neutral nursery more pep is to incorporate graphic wallpapers and wall decals—they can help define the space and add energetic prints to the mix. A gray palette is a great backdrop for any gender-neutral nursery. Add a pop of color and some bold, graphic accents and you’ve got yourself a stunning baby room. So many neutral nurseries have a few accent images of animals on the wall. It’s simple to find some animal images, like these neutral animal prints for example.
The Malaika Bassinet is a beautiful moses basket handcrafted from sisal grass and straw that gives baby a special place to lounge in those newborn days. Use items like ladders or small stools, side tables, and lamps to add depth to the room. Whatever the gender of your baby ends up being, this nursery would surely be a welcoming place for your new baby. Black is a classic color that continually has stood the test of time. If that seems too daunting, Etsy has some awesome half sun wall decals you can put up much easier. If you or a friend have some art skills, you can paint it yourself for a cheap DIY project.
We like to use pops of color, mix bold-patterned wallpapers and add unexpected decor pieces. Wall stickers come in a dizzying array of designs and are a quick way to add an interesting touch to your nursery decor. Apply a bundle of flower blossom decals above the changing table, or run a line of chevron-shaped decals around the room. Painters tape makes it easy to section off a geometric pattern or stripes. Painting one wall midnight blue or deep eggplant gives you an excellent place to show off lighter artwork and accessories.
These beautiful prints from @bobbinandbumble create a delicate coastal nursery with gentle neutral tones, light wood, and soft statement pillows. The nautical round mirror is a subtle statement piece for the baby room. A child of any gender would love this sweet woodland-themed nursery from @thegoldenplume. From the ceiling to the changing table, to the crib sheets and nursery furniture, these ideas will get you inspired and excited about creating your perfect nursery.
This gender neutral nursery from Instagram user @einllehanbury_ uses a fun colorful wallpaper, high shelving, and interesting textiles to create a welcoming, cozy space. This sweet nursery from @tammirkirkness features a boho garden wall mural from @gingermonkey_ on the nursery walls. The neutral colors and textures in the mural create an interesting focal point for the room. The funky mobile will be the perfect thing for baby to daydream with. This neutral baby room from @butfirstmaisie features @wallpaperie ‘s exclusive watercolor cactus paper by artist Ana Guy. The bright colors and fun accent wall balance well with natural elements in the curtains and chandelier.
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