“Last April, we put an offer on our current house. At the time, we were living in our townhome and hoping to upgrade our home and expand our family. However, I had just suffered my third miscarriage over the course of a year. With each loss, I was haunted with the fear that having another child would never happen for us and that there was no point in looking for a larger house. I felt so desolate and hopeless. Yet we kept going, kept trying, and we took the biggest leap of faith by moving forward with purchasing this home.
I still remember writing a letter to the seller, sharing with her our wish to fill each room of the house with love, laughter and joy. By the grace of God, our prayers were finally answered. To finally have our rainbow babe and also our forever home. I will never understand it, but I know just how lucky we are and not a day goes by do I take any of it for granted. 🤍
Dearest London, I hope you always know just how loved you are and how much love we poured into this home for you and Ashton.”
If you love tropical plants get inspired! The Monstera wall mural and Jungle leaf rug set the theme for the room. Neutrals and blush pinks add the girl accent.
Stunning baby nursery decor. Real jungle! Jungle leaf rug, tropical leaves wall decals and handmade Woven Wicker Elephant Wall Head. More monstera on the bedding and cushions and wooden crib.
Lovely Safari nursery decor. Blue and grey look so nice in this baby room. It doesn’t have to be green to be a Safari nursery. Grey and blue for your inspiration!
Boho Safari Nursery. Handmade macrame wall hanging and lot’s of texture in this interior. Cotton, felt, rattan, wood and leather. Absolutely gorgeous baby room!
Jungle nursery with so many accessories of Safari theme! Toys: elephant, giraffe, lion and snake. Rattan elephant storage basket and Safari animals posters.
If you thought picking out a baby name was hard, just wait until you start decorating the nursery. There are so many options, so little time. We are happy to share design decisions for you and steer you in one direction that all expectant parents are bound to love now —a Woodland nursery theme.
Think of adorable forest animals, outdoorsy bedding, and nature-inspired wall decals. And what is great that it is all equally perfect for a baby girl, boy, or gender-neutral space. Check out some of our favorite ideas and products to get started.
Beautiful Woodland Baby Nursery Decor. The main decor is, certainly, the wallpaper. Magical forest and elk family is beautifully captured on Woodland Nursery Forest Elk Wallpaper. Probably you don’t need more but there still accents to use.
Adorable Woodland baby nursery decor. And again the wallpaper gives this nursery the woodland vibe. Small accessories like felt floral crib mobile give a cute accent.
Magical Woodland nursery decor. Forest animals telling the fairy tale… Green and pink make a great girly room combination. Natural colours textile used in the interior and rattan toy storage accessories. Pink bed canopy
Expecting a baby is fantastic especially if it is a girl! Every mom can start a rosy pinky girly girl space creation process and here are we are with the tips and ideas!
This cute baby girl nursery has simple and very elegant decor. Nordic wooden shelf, name sign, picture frame and the crib highlight the simple lines and give the accents be seen. Here we have nice accents – baby crib canopy and hand made macrame mobile. And the pink colour in accents is added in small objects blanket, doll clothes, lovely baby girl dress on the wall shelf. But it wouldn’t be that adorable without the round marcame rug. Wallpaper or wall decals can be with different floral patterns.
In this baby girl nursery everything is about the wallpaper. It is the accent and it is the main colour scheme for all the nursery objects. Even the storage basket goes in the colour match. And the pretty pendant lamp in the flower shape gives even more botanical look to the nursery.
Here we have again the floral wallpaper that gives a beautiful accent and the princess corner with canopy and cushions. Kids love this reading corner and it doesn’t matter if your baby girl is still small she can enjoy just lying in it and playing with toys.
This adorable baby girl nursery is designed by Vanessa Antonelli The client asked to create something similar to the celebrity nursery (see the image below) with full wall covered with flowers. In fact this flower board makes the nursery so girly and fresh! Blush pink and flowers that is the idea of this space. And bunny posters is the cutest addition.
Baby Girl nursery of Bachelorette Ali Fedotowsky
Everything in this nursery is so vintage and has the feeling of the history behind. Washed colours together with the distressed rug give this adorable look. Certainly, the crib is an essential piece and needs to be chosen carefully to match this type of interior. French-style cribs will look great here and of course together with the princess canopy.
Lovely and simple this baby girl nursery is really cute. Rainbow rug a nice accent here. Peony wall decals, swan poster and crib bed canopy are essential in this type girls nursery.
Beautiful baby girl nursery. The painting with marble pattern, the curtains and the knit ottoman. Lot’s of light and clean lines.
If you think that baby nursery should be pink only you are wrong. In fact any bright dark color that goes with pink is great. Here we have dark grey and blue colours in the decor in addition to pink and it looks great! The wallpaper gives the direction what colours to use in the nursery decor and it has that bright dark colours that you can simply use in accessories. Grey canopy, pink ottoman, grey changing mat cover are all in a great coordination with the main theme.
@1776fauxfarmhouse adorable baby girl nursery with absolutely stunning wallpaper. As you see one accent is enough for the room.
@thebloomingnest baby girl nursery has a different accent and it is a rug this time but it looks the same adorable as it has lovely flowers with pink colours.
Beautiful Baby girl nursery and the crib is the accent here. Princess bed for a little princess. @pynttarieli
Agin it is not all pink and it is beautiful! It is the nursery that gets you to the magical forest. And all you need is the wallpaper and matching colours in furniture and accessories. And a magical hero in the poster.@josefineingela
After all those pink and floral nurseries this nursery can be a bit plain but it isn’t as it is very cozy. Beige is the base colour for everything and it is about calm and stability and it is what our baby needs. Very cozy baby nursery. @nadia_thorburn
We are happy to share more ideas for baby nursery decor and design.
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When we think about Boho we know it has to be natural. Natural colours and natural materials. If you ask any interior designer what would be the best materials to use in the styling Boho nursery you will have the answer: rattan, jute, wood, and seagrass. All these components perfectly fit into a modern Boho style.
First of all the colours. The white, ivory, beige and green are great to use for the walls. This nursery created by new mom Meg Golanski is a great inspiration for Baby girl nursery in Classic Boho Style. Everything you see in this interior has natural colors and textures. Seagrass basket used for the flower pot, macrame wall decor and cushion.
Baby changing mats with floral patterns look absolutely cute and the floral baby rompers make a great accessory. Peonies changing mat cover or any floral pattern becomes a great accent!
This nursery uses very dark green and it is a great background colour to use with the white or grey bed. And again the seagrass baskets and floral Boho patterns on the bedding and the blanket.
Artificial flowers and foliage are essential for Boho nursery if you want to make it classic. Lovely wreaths and foliage can beautifully decorate the baby room.
We are so happy to find such a beautiful nursery design and share with you! It is absolutely gorgeous in terms of colour and accents!
You see? It is never enough for rainbows and unicorns! And a small vintage decor can change everything.
This nursery is designed by a mom Kelly Telfeyan. She is sharing her tips with us and where she bought the items to decorate the space for her daughter.
In fact, Kelly Telfeyan is an attorney and interior design is her passionate hobby. Let’s see what she tells about the nursery and how she created it.
Kelly Telfeyan
I designed the nursery for our adopted daughter, Abigail Piper (seen in the photo above). My intent was to create a nursery space that was happy, cheerful, and unique. I did that by applying gold wall decals to create a feature wall, using modern art pieces from local artists, carefully selecting bookshelves and wall decor, and infusing a lot of unicorns and rainbows. I also love the Jenny Lind coral crib and the coordinating area rug!!
The teal piece under the mirror is vintage 1960s. I painted it because the wood varnish was damaged…otherwise I would never paint good, solid wood!!
I think the space should grow with my daughter for years to come!! It is one of the happiest spaces in our house!! I think people have started to move too much toward neutrals in nurseries, but no one should be afraid to use color!! I also went off the beaten path by placing the crib in the middle of the room under a chandelier!!
We are happy to share a great idea for Girl’s Nursery from Vanessa Antonelli
Before I begin a client’s design, I have an internal meeting with my team. To get a good visual, picture it like a game show. We’re all excited. Ideas are flowing. Some of us stand. Some sit.
You have an idea? Shout it out! It’s a bit of chaos, but in a really creative and fun environment. Most of the time you can hear me shouting things out like “I want a neon basketball hoop or how about a surf board shelf”.
Each time they stop and look at me and say, “Vanessa, that’s not a thing.” Ok fun police, but how about we make it a thing? And that’s exactly how most of this nursery came to be.
When my client purchased the home, they moved the walls to create one L shaped room. The shape of the space made it feel like two separate rooms, so it was my job to make it flow well and look like one beautifully designed space.
The walls were inspired by a graphic design image I found on a notebook that belonged to my own toddler daughter in the exact color. I went back and forth between hand painting it and having a custom wallpaper created.
In the end a painter was hired to re-create it on-site using the inspo image.There are so many special and sweet spots in the space too. The custom pink feather sconces that match the room’s overhead light are a spectacular standout, as well as the custom pink tree-like bookcase.
The beautiful crib has linen upholstered side panels with modern lines. There are several spaces throughout the nursery where acrylic elements appear. In order to add just a touch more, I changed the included crib legs to acrylic ones. I love making small changes to things in order to customize it for the client.
The mix of textures like the gorgeous wood finish on the custom Romina Furniture dresser, the fur ottoman and nook cushion, the crystal beaded wallpaper and the patterns utilized throughout all work so well together.
While designing I instantly realized that there was going to be a lot of pink! I knew I needed to tone that down a little and I wanted to do it with the artwork. When I was traveling with my family, I saw a painting in a restaurant that had an acrylic frame on it and a neon light.
I was so inspired by it. I knew that something in that vein with a different design and bright colors would best balance the pink sweetness of the room and give it a little sass. After all, every princess can also be a rockstar?
Brooklyn Brownstone Girl’s NurseryDesigned by Vanessa AntonelliPhotos by Chris Veith
