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Gender-Neutral Nursery Ideas

If you’re preparing the nest for a new arrival and have resist finding out the gender of your baby, you may be in need of some nursery decorating inspiration. Or perhaps you simply aren’t excited by traditional colours. Either way, forget outmoded ideas of blue for boys and pink for girls and make life easier by choosing a colour scheme that will suit either gender. With a clever use of paint, prints, accessories and the right furniture, you can create a room you’ll feel proud to bring your baby home to and that will work for your family for years to come.

Create something truly unique with Modern Nursery Décor! Sometimes it's the small things that make the whole room...like a Modern Rug or some Modern Wall Stickers can really pull your design together. If you need it, we at #custardandmustardcraft can help out, just send us an email on custardandmustardcraft@gmail.com and we can explain all the options.


Introduce subdued pattern - A nursery decked out in bold printed wallpaper might not sound conducive to a peaceful space, but rest your eyes on this pale palette and see how the star pattern whispers “chic” thanks to the subtle beige. Quiet lullabies in the comfy rocking chair might make sleepless nights feel a little easier too. Available at custard and mustard craft... Read more on luxury rocking chairs in our previous post.


Preserve your interior style - For those allergic to bright colours and busy patterns, look beyond the paint shades typically associated with gender-neutral nurseries (such as yellow and green) and instead choose versatile sludgy shades, such as taupe or grey, more complementary to the rest of your home. Pair with a white cot, pastel accessories and soft muslin curtains for an understated nursery you’ll be happy to spend time in.


Stick ’em up - For parents-to-be in need of quick makeover solutions, or those creating a nursery in a rented house, wall decals could be a clever choice. Available in a vast range of designs, they’re so quick to apply you could even wait until your baby is born to choose an image that suits them. Just unpeel, stick and go!

Choose clever colours - Duck-egg blue is a soothing shade with just the right amount of saturation to add interest to a room without shouting for attention. It suits both genders and can be introduced in layers, to create a contemporary nursery you won’t quickly get tired of.

we are always open to more ideas and what inspires you...please leave a comment and for more pictures on gender-neutral nursery ideas, check out Pinterest (our favourite inspirational site) #wink.

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