According to Pinterest, gender-neutral nurseries are in and traditional blue and pink are out, out, out. The result? Creative, gorgeous décor choices that focus on great design instead of dated rules. Here, some of our favorite looks. Find more ideas on our PureWow Family board.
8 Gender-Neutral Nursery Decor Trends for Any Boy or Girl
Say goodbye to pink and blue
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Published Sep 16, 2016
Macarenagea
Graphic Elements
Sure, chevron is still huge, but we also love graphic designs like diamonds, herringbone and stars galore. Bring them into the room with a rug or pillow.
Geometric Wallpaper
Don’t shy away from bold shapes when it comes to your walls. Worried about committing to the scheme for the rest of your kid’s life? Go with Tempaper, which is 100 percent removable.
Adventure-inspired Decor
Hot-air balloons and maps are the new trucks and flowers.
Non-babyish Design
Go for pieces that stand on their own—whether in a nursery or not. A structured white rocker blends effortlessly with icy blues and cool grays.
A Gallery Wall
Instill a love of art in your child from day one with a collection of meaningful images hung gallery wall-style, preferably over chic herringbone wallpaper.
Teal And Blonde
Teal fabrics and accent colors play beautifully with light blonde wood and scandi design. Bonus points for a retro midcentury chair.
Six2Eleven
Neutral Palettes
Stick with colors that sidestep gender norms. Grays, creams and whites are great go-tos. Pair with stuffed animals and fluffy carpeting and you’ve got a look that’s beautiful and comfy.
Little Look
Texture Mash-ups
Then use wood, wool and cotton to bring that neutral palette to life. From oversize toys to crocheted poufs, these pieces are whimsical and visually interesting.
