Neutral nursery with p...

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We opted for a neutral basis for our first nursery. We wanted the main pieces to be able to grow up with our family instead of quickly becoming outdated.
Once we found out that we were having a girl we added the pops of color-peachy/pink and buttery yellow.
We kept the room traditional with a touch of vintage or modern country as I call it.

Nature Baby!!

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My husband and I converted a room in our cape cod style home for our new little bundle scheduled to arrive sometime in early May! : We DO NOT know the gender so we had to make it gender neutral. We love nature, organics, music and the outdoors so we were inspired by that.

Green gender neutral r...

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Here is the nursery I created for my Son, his gender was a surprise until he was born, The room was already green when we moved in. I decided on white furniture for a light, bright space. A chair for feeding, small storage for books and toys, a dresser for folded clothing and a side table mainly for when there is a bed in the room. I didn't really have a 'theme' as such but decided that giraffes were the most gender neutral animal. I searched and searched Esty for wall stickers and prints. I love the wall sticker I ordered, I originally picked it because it has a giraffe. However, I didn't end up using it as I felt it was too busy. I love the coloured leaves, it gives the otherwise plain room a real lift. The prints are super cute white silhouettes of a giraffe and lion.

Yellow, Grey and Teal...

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A gender neutral nursery that is calm and relaxing.

Alphabet Stencil - Ge...

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Before our first child was born, we struggled with choosing a theme for the nursery. We went with the gender neutral color, pale sage green. The nursery's best feature is the wall design that was created with letter stencils. The design is comprised of the letters of mine and my husband's name, along the year our first child was to be born. We arranged the huge letter stencils on the wall and painted them different shades of green. It came out awesome! We chose chocolate brown furniture for the rocking chair and the cutest convertible crib we could find.

Is this gender neutral...

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We are still in the VERY early stages of nursery planning, and need your help. I need to know if this is "neutral" enough. We are not sure if we are going to find out the gender, and I am stumped on how to do gender-neutral. The wallcolour (background and flooring (bottom right are existing, not planning to change. Let me know if I am on the right track.
We would accessorize after the baby arrives.
I am thinking a ruffled throw, sparkly lamp, and floral/feminine art for girl.
For a boy we would do bold, modern artwork, rug, & accessories, a blue rocking horse, etc.

Gender Neutral Celest...

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We wanted to create a nursery for all our babies so we chose a stars and moon blue and yellow theme. We had our first baby - a girl and I beleive it still works for her. We painted clouds on the ceiling we have a shelf going around the room. We made all the bedding and curtains ourselves. We used wall stickies to enhance the theme as well. We hope you like it

Baby One's Gender Neu...

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Like many we're on a budget and basically everything in the room is repurposed. The book shelf was my mom's when she was a girl the crib and changer were passed along by some good friends the rocker was used by my MIL to rock my husband as a baby (and was lovingly refinished by her with paint and hand made cushions my mother made the lambie lamp for me as a baby and the red lamp was in my little brother's room when he was a kid.

Mod Circles: Gender-...

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Welcome to our nursery. We are waiting to adopt our baby and wanted to have the nursery move-in ready for them. Since we don't know what the gender will be, I decided to choose more gender-neutral colors. I first found the bedding at Target and then had a friend help me pick the main colors from it. The stripes and circles wall was inspired by "Milo's room" here on Rate My Space! I still have a few things here and there I want to add but am really happy with how it's turned out. We're just waiting patiently for our bundle of joy. Thanks for looking!

Cozy, Gender-Neutral ...

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This nursery is a 10x12 space, devoted to gender-neutral, modern colors that we wanted to give an overall WOW effect! We paired bedding we loved with handmade quilted pieces done to match and chose the warm cherry finish furniture to give a rich feeling in the space. To add more space and allow the addition of the large comfy green recliner, we took off the closet doors and went for an open feel where it becomes part of the room's effect. Eventually we could add curtains to cover the closet space if necessary.

Gender Neutral Yello...

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This is a bright cheery nursery that we are in the process of finishing for our baby that will arrive a in a few short months. I am stumped on the bedding. I was thinking black and white bedding but now I am leaning more towards an alphabet soup theme. Any ideas or suggestions? Thanks!

Gender Neutral Nurser...

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Didn't know gender til birth so a neutral theme was needed. I love how primary colored toys look with room's multi-colored ginghams. Curtains bedding & rug are Pottery Barn's Alphabet Soup. Table skirt was my mom's 8th grade sewing project. Bassinet in hubby's family for 4 generations & picket fence bookcase was my Dad's as a child. Hubby painted sky/cloud ceiling (using white & gray paint mixed with wallpaper paste for texture made them realistic.