A nice mobile can help calm your baby, but they're also part of the room. Shop for cute baby mobiles that fit the nursery style.
Chalkboard paint is great for nurseries. Let your creative juices flow and draw whatever you feel like on them. And needless to say, your kid will love it too!
Buy a few unfinished wooden crates and paint them to match the nursery's color scheme. You can use them as shelves or to store toys.
Nursery walls don't have to be plain. You can transform a room by adding some texture to the walls. Take a look at these purple clouds, for instance.
Wall decor can be as simple as this. A nursery should have a calm atmosphere, so dots, stars, and other simple, yet soothing, shapes can be used.
Who said accent walls were just for "grown-up rooms"? They can work marvelously well in a nursery too, as this example demonstrates.
Why not pick a theme and go with it? This maritime nursery is a perfect example of how well it can work.
Look at the walls and ceiling from the child's perspective. Wouldn't it be nice to look around and see a tree and birds?
How adorable is this teepee? Kids love a good fort, and a tent like this one will not only look great, but it will also be used by the child.
Like in any other room, wallpaper can look great and totally transform the look of a nursery. Even more "adult" ones can work beautifully, like this floral pattern.
Arrange a play area for your child in the nursery. As soon as they start moving around, they'll appreciate and benefit from all the stimuli they get from playing.
Kids love to mimic adults doing everyday things. "Mom and dad are in the kitchen? So am I!" Sounds like fun, right?
As long as it's comfortable for the child, the nursery's decor should reflect the parents' taste and style. A minimalist monochrome nursery with color accents? Sure!
Hang a swing and place some stuffed animals in it. It'll look great, and your kid will enjoy it as soon as he/she is old enough.
We tend to associate nurseries with light shades, but there is nothing wrong with darker ones. Just play around with color accents, and it will look lovely.
Physically growing up can be really exciting for a kid, especially if they can track their height! This is a must-have that your child will love for years to come.
As the crib gives way to the first bed, you can create a cozy space like this one.
A nursery should a place to rest and play. Make it a real playground, and your kid will absolutely love it!
Why have a plain straw basket, when you can have a penguin, right? This is just an example of how furniture can be fun and work well as part of a nursery's decor.
Hang a few whiteboards and let your child have fun turning the nursery into an art gallery.
A toy such as this wooden rocking horse will give your nursery a nice retro touch. Plus, kids will eventually play with it, so it's a win-win situation.
Sometimes nurseries lack a space for adults. And when they don't, there's usually just one place to sit. This is a great alternative when both parents want to sit in the nursery.
What if, instead of just rocking your baby, you rocked yourself too? Hanging a hammock not only looks great, but it can be really useful too.
Be creative with lighting. From different lampshades to fairy lights, try various options and see what works best.
But if you prefer something softer, clouds never go out of fashion and are really soothing to look at.
Some stuffed animals are more useful than others. Here's an example of one that can be used as both a toy and a draft guard for the nursery's door.
A huge teddy will "guard" the nursery. Your baby will love having a big friend to make him/her feel safe.
There is more to decorating a nursery than just choosing a crib and hanging a baby mobile. In fact, a nursery is part of your home. It's another room that, despite being where your child will spend a long time in, can be decorated in the same style as the rest of your house. The key is to find the right balance between what you like and what would be suitable for a child.
If you're looking for inspiration to decorate a nursery, then this is the right gallery for you. Click on!
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There is more to decorating a nursery than just choosing a crib and hanging a baby mobile. In fact, a nursery is part of your home. It's another room that, despite being where your child will spend a long time in, can be decorated in the same style as the rest of your house. The key is to find the right balance between what you like and what would be suitable for a child.
If you're looking for inspiration to decorate a nursery, then this is the right gallery for you. Click on!