The gender neutral nursery has definitely been trending for some time, and it’s something that I believe will remain a classic trend for years to come.
A typical gender neutral nursery will include soft and neutral color palettes that down lean toward a traditional gender color – like pink and baby blue. Pops of green are a popular choice for a color, although any color can truly be gender neutral.
Here are a few ideas to inspire your own gender neutral nursery.
When looking for gender neutral nursery inspiration, I discovered that certain nursery themes seem to be the most popular. One theme in particular I saw over and over again – the safari nursery theme.
Neutral colors like whites and creams, mixed with a pop of green is the typical color palette of a safari nursery. Consider painting an accent wall sage green or bring in sage green accents with wall decor, bedding, and rugs.
Related: 25+ Sage Green Nursery Ideas You’ll Love
One recent trend that is coming back in popularity is gingham. I think it’s so classy and perfect for a nursery. Use gingham wallpaper to bring this gender neutral pattern into the nursery.
Paint colors in the grey, cream, and white families are popular chocies for gender neutral nurseries.
Here we again see green as a popular (& super trendy) color for a gender neutral baby room. I am obsessed with the board and batten accent wall in the above nursery.
A neutral color palette brings a peaceful ambiance to a room, perfect for a baby’s space.
Bring in decorative elements to tie the entire nursery together, like macrame hangings, little shelves, personalized trinkets, and more.
Choose nursery furniture with neutral finishes like white or wood tone.
Different shades of grey can be considered gender neutral as well. Add in pops of color with faux olive trees, stuffed animals, and wall decor.
Add framed wall prints to the nursery to create a focal point to the room. Again, themes like animals or safari are always a popular choice.
Winnie the Pooh is another popular gender neutral nursery theme.
I’m loving the neutral palette of the above nursery. It’s so cozy and peaceful between the rug, board and batten accent wall, and the beautiful wall art.
Mix a neutral color palette with wallpaper to elevate the entire room.
Don’t forget to add in neutral window treatments to add more texture to the nursery.
Also consider bringing in extra elements into the nursery, like baskets full of stuffed animals or baby blankets.
