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Paint everything white, bring in white furniture and floor coverings, and add interest with tiny pops of black or another neutral to recreate this feeling. We are in Swoon City over the natural materials and stunning textures in this precious baby boy nursery theme. Hardwood floors and straw baskets are a winning backdrop for just about any decor dreams you have for your little boy’s room. Handmade paper airplanes, custom bedding and sentimental baby boy nursery decor transform this neutral space into a comforting runway where baby will learn to take flight. A bold accent wall combines eye-catching colors like blue and orange with a fun animal print wallpaper and panels for a show-stopping feature. Modern accents and organic textures help to ground the small space.
Don't be afraid to play with color when decorating a baby boys' nursery. In this baby boy nursery idea, pops of bright colors contrast with the white paint while the polka dot pattern brings the nursery to life. This room is very small, so I wanted to make it cozy and dreamy! I chose to do a deep green with a white board and batten wall to create a neutral, moody modern style accent wall.
Island Nursery
If you’re painting the room, think about the type of paint, as well as the color, advises Smith. ‘A lot of the Crown matt or silk emulsion is ideal in a nursery because it has a Breatheasy formula that means it is 99% solvent free,’ she says. The teepee-style tent in this stylish nursery is sure to be loved for years to come, and will be just as at home as part of future playroom ideas. Adding a gallery wall is a great way to make a feature wall and also nail the fun elements of your nursery theme. The paneled accent wall makes this nursery look like such a sophisticated little boy’s room. The color green is totally trending this year in the nursery design world – mostly forest green and sage green.
For those designing the decor of a boy’s room, there are many fresh and playful possibilities. The nursery is not just going to be a room of your little man. It will be a place you will be sharing laughs and giggles, have late-night meetings demanded by the baby, and even spend time cleaning dirty bum and changing nappies.
TRAVEL THEMED NURSERY
Wallpaper, bedding, drapes, or wall art are all easy ways to make this happen. A superhero-themed nursery sounds like a perfect idea for you to introduce comics to your little man. So it is only fair to use them to decorate the nursery for your baby boy. Why not paint the ceiling for your baby with stars and planets.
There is nothing like baby blue, soft white, and plenty of monogrammed details when arranging a classic baby boy’s nursery room. The silver heirloom cups, vintage toys, and perfect blend of soft patterns just make this whole space dreamy. The white furnishings and natural wood elements of this baby boy nursery create a light and clean look. The use of patterned textiles add lively accents to the otherwise neutral space. Add your own take on the traditional blue baby boy nursery by adding DIY elements, like this hand-painted stenciled wall. Fun pops of color in the furniture and bedding use the soothing nature of the hue to keep things fun.
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Take a look at this mountain-themed baby boy nursery with a gorgeous mountain-inspired mural, wall decor, and nursery furniture. Design a timeless and classic baby boy nursery by going with a black and white palette. Here the black boys nursery with it's sleek lines and minimalist style makes a bold statement yet feels so approachable. Soft patterns and muted colors create a soothing atmosphere in this room.
These easy dot decals are the perfect versatile option for the nursery, playroom or a shared-gender space. A fun and unique theme for the nursery or big kid room with these moon phase decals. A Scandinavian-inspired room,this nursery is very well designed and has a wintery feeling to it. Some charming nursery ceiling lights can complete the look of the space.
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If you prefer not to go through the hassle of painting stars, you can also find projectors that will do the job for you. Turn this on before your baby goes to sleep, and images of the heavens will shine on the ceiling. Your baby’s sleep is precious, and you’ll want to do everything you can to make it happen!
This contemporary look will work for your child for years to come, and can be easily updated to incorporate kids' room ideas as your little one grows. 'One of our favorite spaces to design are kids’ rooms,' says Britt Zunino, principal of Studio DB. ‘We can be more whimsical and playful in a way that we wouldn’t necessarily be in other spaces of homes.
Consider folding racks, pretty hooks, open shelving, and other fun ways you can hang those tiny outfits in full view, to lend a softer touch to your nursery decor. As Baby Boy grows, these racks or hooks can be used for toys, dress-up, and more. Another piece of art that will enhance a space, this Land Cruiser picture will lend itself to a laidback vibe.
Once your little one starts to grow, they’ll know exactly where the toys are, so find some softer storage that’s hinge-free. We love 3 Sprouts Toy Chests because they’re cute, collapsible and will keep everything contained. This contemporary baby boy room idea combines nautical stripes and classy sports elements, for a room that says “all boy” without feeling too cheesy. This modern, New York City-specific wooden block toy would be lovely to display on a nursery shelf until your little one is ready to play. They'll gaze at it from their crib until they can eventually build it time and time again. Another nautical theme, this whale print fitted crib sheet is precious.
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. Botanical themes are making their way into so many gender neutral nurseries... We love the soft and subtle leaf wallpaper design and think it will be a favorite of yours, too. If your family is musical, a music-themed nursery might be just the ticket! The possibilities are endless — music notes and soft colors, bold colors and electric guitars, or a vintage feel with old records hanging on the wall.
To generate baby room ideas, turn to your favorite childhood books. You can frame prints, curate special accessories, and draw from the colors in the book. 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 love this jungle animal wallpaper used by Instagram user @va_va_room in her little boy’s nursery (and the faux tiger carpet, of course!).
Plan for storage space when you’re brainstorming baby boy nursery ideas. Refresh your boys nursery room with this cute woodland monogram wall art printable! Diy baby nursery wall decorating ideas with crafts projects diy letters decor and artwork the nursery wall is my favorite area of the babys room to decorate. As you prepare for a new baby, there is very much to think about–the baby’s nursery is just one small piece of the whole picture. Gender neutral nursery ideas allow you to step away from customary color palettes and create a room to be enjoyed by a girl or a boy, or for sharers. Unisex nursery decor can provide a beautiful space for the new addition to the family, and works particularly well in modern or minimalist homes.
Colors of the soil, browns, and beiges are said to have a psychologically “grounding” effect. Chocolate brown is warm and inviting and works well with many other different colors such as cream, lime green, yellow, and orange. Cubbies like this are perfect for storing bags, books, and diapers—but are also great for displaying the cutest teddy bears and toys. Extra organization is a must when your little one comes along, but it doesn't have to be boring or unsightly. By building your storage into the foundation of your room you can make it look ultra stylish, like these floor-to-ceiling bookshelves. Some spaces are clearly designed to be bedrooms, but others—like bonus rooms or loft-like spaces—can make for a great nursery, too.
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