While we love color, there’s something about a neutral nursery design that’s so serene and calming. When we first teamed up with BabyList, we created a gender-neutral registry list. Here is a design board using some of our favorite picks.
While we love color, there’s something about a neutral nursery design that’s so serene and calming. When we first teamed up with BabyList, we created a gender-neutral registry list. Here is a design board using some of our favorite picks.
Beth, Project Nursery’s Editor, lives in Upstate New York with her husband and their two boys—an inquisitive eight-year-old and an imaginative five-year-old—and a brand new baby girl. Beth is a work-from-home mom who loves writing, crafting and all things kid design.
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I love neutrals. But I also love adding a pop of bright color here and there. Otherwise, it’s gonna look dry all throughout.
I agree Ross! I’m a big fan of color. What color would you pair with this neutral palette to give it a pop?
Gender neutral colors are soothing to the senses.
I love touches of bright colors, too, against a neutral background. I would add coral or tangerine to this.
I agree. But I am not one who lasts long with all neutrals. My senses would start looking for hints of cheeriness, like a pop of red or orange.
I’m obsessed with Coral! I want to do a room that is around the coral and navy pairing.