We have seen a lot of wonderful nurseries about , and we have been lucky enough to have been given a much broader view at quite a number of these. Whether you’re trying for”It’s a Boy! ,” “It’s a Girl! ,” or you wish to be surprised, these include inspirational ideas and colour palettes for everyone.
Lauren Hufnagl didn’t let a sloped wall stop her from making something unique on it. She painted this wonderful, wall-spanning tree inside her daughter Violet’s nursery.
There’s never been such a fantastic selection of unique, handmade stuffed creatures on the market since there is now; Mr. Owl and Ms. Foxy are two great examples.
This nursery has comfortable spots for parents as well as infant, which is quite important.
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Jennifer Bishop Design
Interior Designer Jennifer Bishop picked this vibrant blue, brown and green color palette and a woodland motif for her customers’ gender-neutral nursery. 1 great design component is this knot-framed bulletin board. It was originally a metallic mirror the designer scored at HomeGoods. She painted the frame and filled in the center with cork.
Jennifer Bishop Design
Don’t have Hufnagl’s painting abilities? Only get your hands on some tree stickers, which are a enormous nursery trend right now.
What is so great about these? They provide a big, striking graphic that’s great for kids. On the possibility your kid wants a new motif as he or she ages, then you can simply peel them off without damaging the wall. These birch trees emphasize verticality.
Jennifer Bishop Design
Bishop transformed an old dresser to a chic changing table with some white paint, sanding, and faux bois paper decoupaged onto the front.
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The Virginia House
Over in The Virginia House, crafty mother and blogger Jillian Woods gave the baby’s room a neutral yet warm palette.
The Virginia House
After admiring similar but expensive models in stores, she crafted this amazing cellphone for approximately $4.
The Virginia House
Painted stripes create a fantastic backdrop for decorative items.
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Nicole Lanteri Design
Designer Nicole Lanteri demonstrated that a sophisticated color palette and stylish furnishings can work in a nursery school. Yellow, cream and grey hues cover grownup furniture and accessories such as a tufted seat with a zebra rug and a Moroccan pouf with nursery furniture.
Nicole Lanteri Design
Another dresser-turned-changing table becomes new life with a bright yellow coat of paint.
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author Vanessa Brunner has created an information-packed ideabook that can help you get this nursery’s look.
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Proud parents of Charlie, the Kopps preferred a colour combination of taupe and orange to more typical nursery colour combinations. They also knew it would be gender-neutral if they have more kids later on.
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Dubbed”owl-tastic” by Brian Patrick Flynn, a collection of those wise men adds a fun motif to Charlie’s nursery.
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Another tree decal fills the wall (painted Sherwin-Williams Tony Taupe) supporting the crib.
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More:
Oh Joy It’a Boy! 10 Great Nursery Suggestions
Guest Picks: Bringing Home Baby to a Sweet Nursery
Guest Picks: Creating a Cozy, Contemporary Nursery