Neutral Woodland Twin Nursery
I wanted the twins’ nursery to be neutral and calming. I wanted a mostly monochromatic scheme with pops of color. HomeGoods has a ton of cute woodland accessories, especially around the holidays!
I wanted the twins’ nursery to be neutral and calming. I wanted a mostly monochromatic scheme with pops of color. HomeGoods has a ton of cute woodland accessories, especially around the holidays!
These rooms are for two very special, much prayed for and hoped for little boys, and are the result of a mama who has wanted to be a mama for a VERY long time! We wanted a perfect room for our twin baby boys to share that wasn’t too babyish and would transition well as they grow into little men.
Nature inspired boy/girl twin nursery
Nursery for boy and girl twins
This nursery was created for my boy/girl twins. It is a fun, bright-colored, modern vintage circus theme, but not too over-the-top circus. I wanted something to convey the circus feeling, but not too theme-ish.
A chevron themed yellow and grey nursery for twin girls
It was a huge shock to find out we were having identical twin girls. We have a 3 year old son who is very “boy” so I wanted to do a super girly room.
The campaign dressers and peacock chair are vintage finds. The Caitlin Wilson fabric (which has recently become so popular!) was the jumping off point for the entire space. Since I spent so many hours in this nursery really wanted a room that my twin girls would enjoy and something that I would feel happy and comfortable in.
I helped design this nursery for a good friend expecting boy/girl twins! She wanted a light & peaceful nursery, with a gender neutral color pallet.
When my brother and sister-in-law (Lindsey) told our family that they would be having twins, a girl and a boy, we were beyond ecstatic. Lindsey began pinning away ideas for a neutral themed room that would also represent the personalities of mom and dad. Additionally, she had to maintain functionality in a small guest room while sticking to a budget. I think she achieved both resulting in a room that is personal, modern and cozy for both a boy and a girl.
When I learned I was having twin boys, I couldn’t wait to get started on their nursery. We were working with a very small space, so I wanted it to be bright but still infused with color. I wasn’t going for a specific theme other than to incorporate animals in some way. I chose to keep it simple with silhouettes. I love the way it turned out – not too baby like, but also not too grown up. Just right.
We knew that we wanted to have a classic nursery that would fit for a boy and a girl, but we also wanted it to be a welcoming, bright, loving room. We started with our budget and worked to find or make each item so that it would fit within our budget. We love this room because it has the perfect combination of DIY touches and other classic accessories.
When we found out we were expecting twin girls, I was daunted by the idea of creating a functional nursery for two babies in such a small space. My husband and I bought a 1,000 sq. foot bungalow three years ago, before we were thinking about one, much less TWO, little ones. However, by piecing together items I love and hiding storage anywhere possible, we were able to work with the limited space we have to bring the nursery to life.
I wanted to create a nursery that would work for a boy and girl! I love color, and using just gray and white seemed so boring to me. I wanted a nursery that was tranquil, and fun at the same time. I could not be happier with how it turned out! Now I just need these babies to arrive!
Our obsession with geometric patterns and vibrant colors were our focal point in this nursery along with adding an arrangement of old and new. We were aiming for a calm, relaxing room that could be comfortable for this growing family, designating specific colors to each twin to reflect their gender but still using the same print of fabric to show they came as a pair!
This aqua and gray striped nursery with white furniture and vintage daybed is all set up for twins. Colorful throw pillows and bedding in turquoise, lime, white, and a little pink (for Ivy), some original artwork, a mini-chandelier, and nature inspired mobile bring this nursery to life. This turned into a group project where different members of our family were able to use their special talents whether it was carpentry, painting, sewing , or art and design.
When we found out we were having twin girls, I couldn’t wait to get started on the nursery!
We are expecting an arrival of two little miracles sometime around Thanksgiving and wanted to created a special place for them. We love the way it turned out and hope our boys will love it too!
The project was to turn the second bedroom which started with four coffee colored walls into my dream nursery for my twin girl miracles! This most likely will be the only nursery I design since it was so hard to have our babies that I really wanted to make sure I did it right and to my heart’s content… my husband was great and let me just go and dream.
We wanted a mix of fun, modern, vintage, and funky! With twins on the way, we didn’t want to go overboard on costs, so we re used a lot of materials. Jenny Lind crib was the best purchase, bedding custom made on Etsy, and a chalkboard wall with signatures from family and friends!