Super Sweet Nursery Ideas for Baby Girls
With photos!
Planning a nursery for a baby girl is exciting, however it's not without it's challenges. If you're stuck on where to start, we've compiled a list of the top nine girl nursery ideas you can expect to see in 2021. Scroll through to find all the inspiration you need.
1. Patterned Paradise
Sometimes all a nursery needs is some eye-catching wallpaper. This patterned print pairs blue and pink hues for a pretty floral collaboration. Allowing the wallpaper to be a standout, the furniture and decor is simple and chic The canopy crib is dramatic but made of a subdued wood. The white dresser has glitzy gold accents that match the elegant floor lamp. Soft touches from the lilac hamper and woven pouffe finish off the room.
Your baby girl's nursery can be a modern fairy tale. Keep it quaint with timeless, matching furniture. This upholstered cot adds a regal flair to an already beautiful centrepiece. Continue the uniform theme by mimicking the wall colour in other items, like this periwinkle area rug. Finish it off with a few elegant touches, like with this ornate mirror, floral lamp shade and ruffle curtains.
This adorable baby girl nursery channels the most peaceful pastels for the space. Sky-blue, forest-patterned wallpaper and layers of clean, white furniture create the space. Pale pink accents like blankets, pillows, and wall art balance the blue hues. Soft features like plush toys and a tufted rug create an atmosphere that is special for your baby.
This country cottage-style nursery is perfect for your curious child. The classic wood cot and two-in-one dresser changing table are stylish and enduring. Pair it with a traditional rocking chair and a fun magnetic chalkboard and suddenly the space becomes reminiscent of a schoolhouse. Let your child play and discover on a soft flatweave rug while you tailor loving messages (or reminders) on the board.
If these girl nursery ideas are so far not for you, consider a more contemporary style. The use of geometric shapes in this nursery adds both structure and variation to the space. The heart of the room should include the major furnishings: a cot, dresser, changing table and chair. Link these pieces by choosing similar shades or species of wood material. Now add colourful, geometric touches for some fun.
When working with limited space in a nursery, stick to the basics. First pick your fundamental pieces, then add embellishments later on. Choose items like a convertible cot and two-in-one dresser changing table to get the most out of your furniture. Now add stylish bedding, playful rug and a woven basket to store all of your baby's toys. Complete the space with a spirited wall decal.
Dive into this playful girl nursery idea with a fairy tale theme. This lush, upholstered cot sets an elegant tone for the rest of the room. The matching candle wall lights, floral wall art and charming table for tea all turn the fairy tale into a reality. Complete the theme with additions fit for a princess, like plush stuffed animals, a soft lilac throw blanket, and a refined shelf with a rod that is perfect for hanging dress-up clothes.
8. Elementary Eclectic
Eclectic style is often found in girl nursery ideas. Its fun, youthful and erratic vibe makes it perfect for building a loving environment. It's also an easy style to embrace in nurseries due to the colourful nature of children's clothing, bedding, toys and books. With eclectic style, it's important to centre the room in some way. This baby girl nursery chooses clean, white lines in its furniture and decor to achieve this. The colourful accessories then sell the space as eclectic.
Make a statement in your baby girl's nursery with a bold, eye-catching wall colour like this deep berry. Choosing a dark wall colour can often make a room appear smaller, so this design is especially useful in a large nursery with ample space and perhaps minimal furniture. Various shades of pink are used to decorate this nursery along with the bright, contrasting colour of teal. Other ways to break up a monochromatic room are by using different materials or patterns. The soft shag rug, sheer lamp shade, and geometric floral pillow all create visual disparity. Even the lovable wall decal adds depth to the wall while still maintaining an adorable touch.
Tip: Dani Dyer went all out neutral for the arrival of her first baby. Explore her gender-neutral nursery.
