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This hand-knit gloriousness is a great example of how a vintage vibe can feel warm and new while wrapping up your boho babe in love and comfort. This vintage room from @Candlewoodcottage truly hearkens back to another era with a weathered American flag, hodge podge thrift finds, old-fashioned chalkboard, and vintage rug. Although the designers have used pieces from separate origins and decades, the overall look is cohesive.
But no matter which prints, colors, or patterns, the perfect piece for your boho nursery is a SNOO! This sweet room proves that you can go pink and nature-y at the same time in a boho baby room for girls… and we are all about it! Joyful cactus wallpaper with little pops of pink ties in the pink armchair and curtains, while the rest of the space is kept neutral and more traditionally boho in style. The boho nursery invites lots of interpretations...from print-mixing to rich textures, earthy colors to vintage details, lush foliage to loads of rattan.
Black, White and Bold
To ensure a good pick, remember that purple will almost always appear darker than expected on the wall. Opt instead for a hue that is at least one shade lighter than your original choice, and you’ll be happier with the results. When choosing a shade for your nursery, you can opt for light to medium greens in earthy hues like sage and moss. However, darker greens can also be implemented, particularly if they are balanced with lighter neutrals. Like a calm sea or cloudless sky, soft shades of blue tend to relax both mind and body, giving us a sense that all is right with the world.
‘We can be more whimsical and playful in a way that we wouldn’t necessarily be in other spaces of homes. We like to use pops of color, mix bold-patterned wallpapers and add unexpected decor pieces. What pops out at you when you see this baby girl’s nursery? The whimsy color combination of blue and coral has us loving it’s eclectic effect on this baby girl’s nursery. The color will depend greatly on the theme that you choose.
Add drama with a mid-tone green
Incorporating real trees in a baby boy’s room is a great idea. In this nursery from Instagram user @___makingahouseahome, real-looking trees are used to bring the outdoors in and give an earthy vibe to the nursery. We are loving the trendy cactus nursery theme for boys or girls rooms. Here, hand-blocked children's bedroom wallpaper with a quirky alphabet design works perfectly alongside the striking original features, which are the real stars of the show in this room.
The crib looks cute along with all the stuffed toys surrounding the room. This bright white nursery room with details of gold and yellow will surely keep your little princess attracted to her room. The plush purple floor rug is a great addition if you have hard flooring because it’s a soft place to let your infant roll/crawl. Light pink and white baby room with medium-tone wood flooring.
Bright Nursery Inspiration & Ideas
This nursery room features a white and pink walls, vinyl flooring and a gray rug. The white furniture looks perfect with the room’s style. The espresso finish furniture looks great with white walls and flooring of the room while the white curtains add brightness to the space. Playful baby girl room with ladder shelf and fun wall art.
In the nursery below from Amber Interiors, there is plenty of natural light, midcentury modern furniture, and a beautiful traditional rug. Give a nod to decades past with a vintage feel in your baby nursery. You can opt for midcentury modern or turn-of-the-century as your inspiration. These earth-tone prints could be the inspiration for the whole room! They can help to create a cozy nursery that pays homage to our natural surroundings. In another interesting take on an ocean theme, @petitbunnysa featured this impressive room which uses bold colors, natural wood, and modern photography to achieve a beachy vibe.
What a great way to throw in your own unique design style. You could also easily achieve this look with just wall decals. Let’s take a look at some of the ways you can add just a simple touch and still create a big impact. Antique brass will never go out of style and this mirror over baby’s crib makes for a bold statement.
These are the essential baby nursery ideas for small rooms. Between family and friends, chances are good that you’ll amass a solid collection of children’s books over the years, so be sure to select a sturdy bookcase for your baby nursery. The biggest consideration here is to ensure it’s anchored securely to the wall. Safety — above all else — should be the priority in baby nursery 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. We’ve compiled a list of a few of our favorite themes of the year. They’re perfect for any mama-to-be who wants to make their baby girl’s room unique. This nursery room offers a peaceful vibe with its walls. The hardwood flooring fits well while the white furniture add brightness to the room. This cute nursery room with all interesting wall designs will surely take the attention of your baby girl.
'When shopping for that nursery color scheme, we are so often drawn in by the loving details, the delicate patterns, and the neutral colors. In our minds, we are looking to create a place of serenity for our precious bundle of joy. The colors in the crocheted blanket were very bright and it became clear that I had two choices. Everything else in the room would have to be a perfect color match or be grayscale; I chose the latter.
Make it easy for her to drift off to sleep in her nursery room with fluffy sheep and soft hues surrounding her. This beautiful neutral room was designed by @homecult, and it demonstrates how smaller rooms have an advantage in the cozy and sweet department. This nursery by Instagram user @sylviaoppito uses a neutral wildflower wallpaper, dark furniture, dusty rose accents, and soft, plush accessories to bring it all together. We love the central location of a round crib in this princess nursery from Instagram user @thelorissanelson.
Basically, when it comes to setting up the nursery of your dreams, keep your little dreamer’s space as sweet, funky, or downright cool as you want! Consider bookshelves that attach directly to the wall and aren’t particularly deep. Pottery Barn Kids is one of our favorite sources for these. Under-the-crib storage can provide a lot of space, just be sure to use a dust ruffle to hide your storage solution and keep it looking tidy. 'A nursing chair provides the perfect spot to relax, read or feed from. 'When it comes to designing the space, one of the first decisions to make is where your baby will sleep and in what kind of bed.
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