Skip to main content

Gender Neutral Nurseries/Kids Rooms

Image
By
I have a good friend who likes to decorate her kids rooms as gender neutral so that she doesn't have to redecorate for each child that is born.  If you are very practical like my friends is, you may be interested in doing the same thing.

Below are some different color schemes that can be used for either a boy or girl.

Primary Colors

Green + White


Turquoise + Yellow


Green + Turquoise + Burnt Orange
Suzie: Shelter Interior Design Adorable gender neutral nursery design with yellow & white ...

Yellow + Grey
baby03 12 Gender Neutral Baby Nursery Ideas

Neutral Colors
Pinned Image

White (mostly)
Pinned Image

These pictures really just scratch the surface, I found so many different examples that I could have used in this post.  Hopefully, these ideas get your wheels turning if you don't know where to start:)
Labels:

Comments

  1. MeganJanuary 20, 2012 at 12:51 PM

    You mean you have a best friend who is extremely practical and wonderful, right? :) Thanks for posting those. That gives me great ideas as do all of the posts on your blog!

    ReplyDelete
  2. Holly GruszkaFebruary 10, 2012 at 7:55 PM

    Our daughter's room is gender neutral and I love it. When she born, I was excited to add in some accessories and artwork that made it a little more girly but I love that the room is flexible.

    ReplyDelete
  3. UnknownDecember 21, 2012 at 4:14 AM

    Gender neutral nursry kids rooms aare shared in the post here. Read all about it

    Kids Furniture

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment! I love reading them!

Popular posts from this blog

How to Accessorize an End Table or Nightstand

By
Stuck on how to accessorize an end table or nightstand?  There are so many ways to style/accessorize a table, and really there are no rules. However, if you aren't sure where to begin below is a list of basic items to use that you can't go wrong with: *A lamp * Artwork/mirror *Books * Floral/branches In addition, here are a few more accessorizing tips to get you on your way: Use items of varied heights to keep the eye moving.  Have something short, something medium, and something tall.  Use stacked books to add height if needed. Meredith Heron Layer your accessories.  Don't be afraid to let your lamp cover a portion of the artwork. via                                                                   Group differently shaped items together.  If everything is square/rectangle it just looks boring. via Add pops of color. Elle Decor Use unique items that mean something to you, such as something purchased from a tri
59 comments
Read more

My Favorite Way to Hide Toys in My Family Room

By
We were is desperate need of something to hide toys in our family room.  In addition, I really needed something to go along the back our loveseat.  Below, is basically the view you get when you walk into our home.  I didn't want people to walk in & the first thing they see is the bare back of our loveseat. One day, I was meandering around TJ Maxx & spotted this cute storage ottoman.  Right away, I knew it needed to come home with me! It has proved to be a fantastic purchase for us!  My kids can easily get toys in & out of it.  It is also a very convenient place to sit & put your shoes on before heading out the door.  In addition, it can easily be moved around to the main sitting area if extra seating is ever needed. You KNOW you have made a good purchase when your husband has said TWICE, "Melissa, buying that ottoman was a really good idea."  Need some other ideas on how to hide toys?   Cute baskets/boxes , wall pockets (for books
47 comments
Read more

Elegant Dining Room Makeover

By
I had the pleasure of helping a local client decorate their dining room.  The space was pretty plain and lacked personality.  I knew it had possibilities with those tall ceilings and beautiful arched windows. (Before) My client was very budget conscientious so I did not go over board on decor.  I was very thoughtful of the decor I suggested and made sure the items we put in the space really made a 'wow' statement. This is the mood board I put together for my client to show the decor that I thought would look gorgeous in the space. My clients' liked everything, with exception of the chandelier.  They were not in love with the one I selected and it was a little too expensive.  As a replacement, I found this chandelier that I think was even more perfect for the space. So without further adieu, here are the pictures of the completed space! Would you like help making your home a place you love to be??  
11 comments
Read more