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We love the idea of creating a focal point in the nursery, specially when decorating a small room. A focal point is where your eyes would land upon entering the room. In a nursery, the focal point is usually the wall where you place the crib. Use wallpaper, wood panels or paint to create a striking focal point in the nursery. While an infant’s physical needs are quite simple, he or she will quickly accumulate a lot of stuff. It’s worth it to invest in nursery furniture that grows with the child.
Steal the simple look for your small space nursery with the products below. Check out my favorite finds below to create your own whimsical corner for your baby. If you have a small space, then why not make your crib do double duty? Find a crib with storage underneath to help you maximize every inch of space you have. If you love this idea, check out what you need to create this look in your shared bedroom.
Opt for No Crib or Mini Crib
Gray is also good for an accent wall behind the crib, or for painting the closet door, room door, window frames, and trim. Keep your changing table uncluttered with storage that makes things easy to reach. Or, make your wall art functional by using it to store items typically kept on a changing station.
If you’re decorating a large room, consider starting with an eclectic area rug to set the tone and style of your decor. Use these beautiful baskets to hold extra nursery bedding, blankets or toys. Since you aren't working with a large floor plan, consider moving the key furniture such as crib, nursery chair and dresser against the wall to take advantage of every square inch of floor space. When designing a nursery in a small room, you have to get strategic about storage space—and that includes looking under the crib. There are cribs with built in drawers or you could place storage boxes under most cribs, to store blankets, clothing and more. Save valuable floor space by choosing nursery lighting fixtures wisely.
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Encourage your baby to have an adventurous spirit with decor that welcomes travel. Teepees are simple to design and make the perfect complement to your nursery decor. Deep navy blue accents with a peaceful light blue wall will ensure your baby boy falls asleep under guard. Chalkboard paint means you can decorate your boy’s nursery with hand-drawn art that can be changed with the seasons.
Get inspired by 19 gorgeous small nurseries and learn how to steal the style of each one. Here are three tiny nursery ideas to persuade you a minimalist nursery can be just as beautiful. Airplanes, automobiles and trains make adorable additions to your baby boy’s room.
Small nursery storage ideas
Lantern pom lighting and bold colors create an authentic Asian nursery. Wall shelves are a seamless way to jazz up nursery walls with books or fun decor. Seagrass mats, carpeting and baskets are the perfect way to add appeal to a light blue design. A small nursery can speak volume with large wall hangings and simple decor. When using unique, modern furniture and decorations, keep bright colors to a minimum so as not to overpower the room.
A matte black accent wall adds depth to the room and creates a soothing backdrop for a gallery wall above the crib, giving the smart contemporary baby room a surprisingly cozy feel. Embrace your baby boy’s wild side and create an appreciation for animals with baby nursery ideas inspired by wildlife. Fun animal-inspired floor pillows and wall hangings of stuffed animals create the perfect baby boy nursery. Opt for white walls and light gray to create a soothing space. Frame and hang your favorite quote to inspire your baby boy as he grows.
You'll love the llama wallpaper that I found below which will give your small nursery a similar feel. The mix of mid-century modern and boho style really hits the mark. If you have a small nursery space or are sharing a room with your baby, then this is a great option. If you’re looking for more help designing your nursery, we know you’ll love these related posts below. Our final small nursery is a nice open space where the closet doors have been removed.
Use cute baskets at the top of the closet to store and organize things that don’t get used as often. If you’d like to make the nursery seem bigger, consider using lighter colors on the wall. Lighter colors will reflect the light and make the room appear larger. If you’re worried about mess, use a change pad that you can use anywhere. Gain valuable floor space by installing a top shelf around the perimeter of the room for extra room.
Forgo the changing table and change your baby’s diapers on a floor mat instead. This spacious baby room from Chango & Co. was designed to grow with the child. Sheer white drapes soften the look of a modern nursery design, and a white crib skirt will coordinate with most crib bedding styles. One stunning way to use white as a nursery decor idea is to paint the walls the palest shade of blue, pink, green, or purple. Then fill the room with white furniture, bedding, light fixtures, and other decor.
Think about adding pouf seaters and fun themed bean bag chairs to your 60s tribute. Choosing a nursery theme doesn’t always mean saturating the room. This nursery sprinkles elephants in small ways throughout the room. Show your little boy the importance of being unique and making his own decisions.
Choose an extraordinary dresser and set against unique wallpaper. With small hints of color, this nursery allows the walls to tell a story. There’s no better compliment to a nursery than your beautiful baby boy. Bright, airy and easy to clean decor is a great way to start off with your little boy’s nursery. Stuffed monkeys suspended from the ceiling make a fun mobile idea for jungle nursery designs.
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