Nurseries and all things mini are on the brain at the moment with quite a few friends ready to give birth.
And while mine are certainly grown out of the baby phase, I still find myself loving the inspiration that’s out there for special wee ones.
As a self confessed lover of a monochrome room, naturally I don’t believe a baby’s room need to prescribe to the old adage of pink and blue, (or yellow for that matter) with cliched pop culture references.
Add in grown up furniture and vintage finds to style the room as a space that will grow with you child as they move throughout their toddler years and beyond. Take inspiration from some of my favourite finds below and pop over to my pinterest page for more inspiration.
Are you, or someone you know creating a dream worthy space for a new bundle of joy? We’d love to know what style you love and how you style your space.
Kelly
I don’t have a bundle of joy on the way (nor will I any time soon), but I have a couple of friends who have not long had them. I think I’d got for a more neutral room like the ones above too – I can’t stand pink (my daughter is prob going to hate me if I have one!), and you’ll prob just have to redecorate when they are old enough to know better anyway! I would use colorful pops in the room and think a Scentsy Buddy would go perfectly in a room like this 😉 I’ve brought some for presents for my friends kids for later this year, so cute!
Thanks Amanda – glad you like them. That sounds like a lovely gift idea to make a little one’s room feel more inviting
I love babies rooms! And kid’s rooms. I’ve had a pin board of them on pinterest for ages because there is so much awesomeness! I prefer the neutral colours with accessories and pictures to add colour, just like in these pictures
We love your style Nicola 😉
That’s a great idea to source inspiration, I could look at kids rooms for ever and love the various ways you can create a space for each wee one to retreat to and make their own