12 Totally Adorable Ways To Decorate Your Baby's Nursery

What is the children's room that is really suitable for children? When I was visiting the Home City, I saw a lot of children's room model rooms are simply a miniature version of the adult room. The chaotic color, the small one's furniture, is a big surprise. Children are not a miniature version of adults, they have their own needs. Children's rooms that meet the growth and actual needs of children can make them grow healthily. Good design will never be too early.
1.Try Some Stencils
Use stenciled wallpaper (or even try out your #skillz and paint them on yourself) for a whimsical wall covering. This room's animal theme makes it feel like a circus — especially when combined with the tented mobile.

2. Use Whimsical Bins
We'd be lying if we said we didn't actually want this cat bin in our rooms. All the cute feels.

3.Create A Nature-Inspired Nursery
Forget the blues and pinks and go with a nature-inspired scene for your nursery wall. The lush trees feel calm and soothing, and look ethereal when light reflects off them. Bonus: Green does look gorge when paired with pops of light pink.

4.Add Ombré Detail
Get creative with your baby's changing table and dresser. This DIY ombré dresser gives the white nursery an extra pop of color and looks stylish enough to grow with your baby.

5.Choose A Cool Mobile
Sweet dreams are made of adorable tiny wooden sailboats. It adds character without skewing totally cutesy.

6.Put Up A Gallery Wall
Adding a gallery wall is a fun way to showcase family photos and your fave art. Pro tip: Save money on prints by framing interesting fabrics or wrapping paper.

7.Paint A Cool Pattern
These soft pink-and-white striped walls add just enough interest to the nursery without being too overwhelming. Keep the rest of the decor simple and neutral, so the room feels like a relaxed retreat.

8.Get Colorful With The Crib
Your crib doesn't have to be plain white or wood. In this vintage-inspired nursery, the gold crib adds a touch of glam.

9. Go For Bold Paint
Don't be afraid to play around with color. This nursery utilizes bright, vibrant paints, but keeps the rest of the wall bright so it still feels light.

10.Look Up
Instead of covering the walls (and risk stains and wear and tear as your baby gets older), add wallpaper to the ceiling. It draws your eye up and is an unexpected twist on the space.

11.Try Decals
Applying fun decals to the wall is an inexpensive and commitment-free way to add some visual interest to the room. In this bright and modern nursery, adorable cat decals line the wall where the crib is placed.

12.Make Your Own Crib Pelmet
Put a creative twist on a canopy with fabric, batting, and plywood. Just make sure the pelmet is safely anchored to the wall, and the CPSC recommends that a crib be placed three feet away from any drapery.

You can also design some toys for your child, such as a swing. In short, as long as you carefully arrange, your child will have a comfortable and happy childhood.