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Blue and Neutral Nursery Design with Wall Paneling

Naomi Coe — Wed, 22 Jul 2026 18:30:34 +0000

It has been so fun to see which nursery design trends have been coming back for 2026. One that’s been around for years and has been continuing to hold firm is wall paneling. The style and color is changing with time, but our clients still love a paneled wall! This client wanted a nursery design for her son to have dark blues, grays and neutrals with touches of brass. She already owned a set of traditional nursery furniture so she wanted to bring in those classic elements while balancing the design with some modern touches too.

Creating Accent Wall Paneling

When we started this design, the nursery already had a board and batten style wall paneling in navy blue. We wanted to soften the space and create something that worked better with her more classic nursery furniture, so we changed the board and batten wall to a more traditional wall paneling style. We also changed the color to a softer slate blue—still dark and bold but more sophisticated than a true navy.

Designer Tip: When planning out any type of wall paneling, it’s always best to measure and tape it out to make sure you like the look. This is a project for pretty experienced DIYers only, so we generally recommend hiring a contractor to install wall paneling.

Balancing Traditional and Modern Design Elements

Since we needed to blend together different styles in this nursery design, we included some more modern and organic pieces along with the traditional furniture. The key to balancing different styles is balance. As you can see in the floor plan above, the arched crib and dresser are on opposite walls, so the traditional style is already balanced there. The neutral boucle glider, which is in between, is a more transitional style and has some texture. Then we brought in modern touches throughout the space like the round brass mirror, brass floor lamp, travertine side table and abstract artwork.

Mixing Plaid Patterns for a Preppy Touch

The client wanted to add a little preppy style to this nursery, specifically with plaid. We have three plaids in this space—the white and blue plaid wallpaper, the neutral plaid rug, and the beige plaid throw blanket. If you notice, none of them touch each other and they are all pretty soft so they don’t overwhelm the space. The light blue in the wallpaper brings in another dimension as well to balance the darker paneled wall. And of course, no preppy nursery is complete without a few teddy bear touches. We made sure to add a teddy bear art print and a sweet little plush teddy bear on the wall shelf!

Nursery Decor from This Design:

White & Blue Plaid Wallpaper
Arched Traditional Convertible Crib (similar)
Cream Boucle Motorized Glider
Linen Waterfall Ottoman
Faux Travertine Side Table
White & Gold Floor Lamp
Wood Chandelier (similar)
Branch Book Shelf
Neutral Plaid Rug
Faux Sheepskin Washable Accent Rug
Round Brass Mirror
Bear Art Print
Blue & Neutral Abstract Wall Art
Plush Alpaca Rocker
Blue Chambray Crib Skirt
Neutral Woven Storage Bin
Neutral Plaid Throw Blanket
Blue Storage Box
Plush Teddy Bear

If you’re looking for more slate blue nursery ideas, check out some of our other slate blue nursery designs and favorite products:

Neutral and Slate Blue Board and Batten Nursery
Our Favorite Slate Blue Nursery Decor
Preppy Blue and Neutral Nursery With Bear Accents
Blue Slate Nursery With Vintage Airplane Elements

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The Best Nursery Paint Colors + Design Tips

Naomi Coe — Wed, 27 May 2026 01:08:35 +0000

Designing a nursery is one of the most exciting parts of being an expecting parent. The nursery is a space for you and your baby that will hopefully be relaxing, functional and, of course, safe. When you have your heart set on a color scheme, one of the easiest ways to add that color to the nursery is with paint. But painting a room can feel daunting. It’s hard to know which exact shade to choose, which walls to paint, and what type of paint to get. We’ve put together our top tips to make painting your nursery a breeze!

The Best Nursery Paint Colors

The good news is, there is no best nursery paint color. The world is your oyster! Color is one of the most expressive tools we have in interior design, and I love to encourage my clients to explore it however they see fit. That said, there are some guidelines for painting the nursery that I always recommend:

In the soft blue nursery above, a soft blue hue makes the custom cabinetry feel perfectly integrated. Paint color: Benjamin Moore Lake Placid.

Choosing the Right Nursery Paint Color

Decide on a color family and sample, sample, sample. Paint is one of those things that you just have to try out first. The swatches you get from the store don’t cut it. Paint colors will change as they dry, will look different under various lighting, and can even look different depending on which wall(s) you choose within the room. I always recommend getting a few shades mixed at your local paint store (ask for the sample size) and paint them in your actual space. You can read more about some of our favorite paint colors in this post.

This gray and lavender nursery above was a great example of why it’s important to sample. The terracotta tiles on the outside of the house cast a very slight warm hue into the room. That’s why these walls actually look a bit lavender/mauve, but they are actually a very neutral gray! Paint color: Sherwin Williams Light French Gray.

In the Bold Green Nursery above, our client wanted to go all out and paint all the walls, including the doors. Since there was plenty of natural light, the space didn’t feel too dark. Paint color: Benjamin Moore Cushing Green.

Choose your sheen level. Paint comes in multiple sheen levels from fully flat to high gloss. For the nursery, I usually suggest an eggshell finish which has a slight sheen. Flat paint looks really nice as well, but doesn’t clean as easily. If you’re also painting an attached bathroom, you can go up to satin or semi-gloss since it’s more moisture resistant.

In this butterfly themed nursery, a super subtle shade of pink with a mauve undertone makes the room glow. Paint color: Dunn Edwards Windmill.

Nursery wall paneling is so popular, and this stunning soft sage green color creates a serene backdrop in this earthy nursery. Paint color: Sherwin Williams Rainwashed.

Always choose zero VOC paint. Paint is made of chemicals, and chemicals can release VOCs into the air. Most major paint brands have a zero VOC formula that has significantly less fumes, so make sure to ask for that. Even if you’re using zero VOC paint, it’s still a good idea to air out the nursery as much as possible and use an air purifier as well. Check out ECOS Paints or Clare Paint for some great non-toxic options.

In this traditional floral girl’s nursery, a soft mauve wainscoting balances the delicate floral wallpaper. Paint color: Benjamin Moore Kept Love Letters

This Southern inspired nursery has more of a monochromatic look with the walls, curtains and crib all in the same soft green color family. Paint color: Benjamin Moore Arctic Gray

Take advantage of the job. If you’re going to be painting anyway, it can be a good time to refresh your baseboards and molding, or even do touch ups in other areas of your home, especially if you’re hiring someone. This can also be a good time to do any drywall repair that will need painting afterwards.

For this modern black and white nursery, we wanted a clean fresh white with no yellow or green undertones. Paint color: Sherwin Williams Pure White

Warm woods look gorgeous against cool sage green in this modern beachy nursery. Paint color: Benjamin Moore Sage Wisdom

Keep any extra paint. Nurseries are prone to messes. Plus, since they are transitory in nature, you’ll be moving furniture around every few years and likely to ding your paint here and there. If you have extra paint, keep it! It will come in handy when you’re ready for those little touch ups. If you don’t have any left or don’t want to store it, take a photo of the label (including the brand, color and sheen level), so you can always go get more if it’s needed.

This blue board & batten nursery uses paint as an accent on the molding. We tested out several colors first, and the winner was clear! Paint color: Sherwin Williams Tradewind

Paint is a great way to totally transform your nursery design! One last tip—beware of what I like to call, “empty room syndrome.” The nursery will likely be empty when you paint it, and if you’re choosing a non-neutral color, it can feel a bit overwhelming at first. Once you get your furniture, window treatments, art and other decor in the space, the color will recede more into the background.

If you’re ready for help with painting your nursery, or anything else, check out our Virtual Nursery Design services!

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Floral Nursery With Chinoiserie Wallpaper and Wall Paneling

Naomi Coe — Wed, 20 May 2026 15:37:13 +0000

The best part of being a nursery designer is working with clients for multiple stages in their life. I worked with this client for the first time last year on her son’s nursery, and then got to work with her again for her little girl’s nursery design. Make sure to scroll down because there are more images of this nursery in its finished form!

Inspiration: A French Inspired Nursery With Floral Wallpaper

The client’s new home had a larger space to use as her daughter’s nursery, and we were able to fit the crib, dresser, glider recliner and a bookcase. Right off the bat, the client said she wanted wall paneling and some type of floral wallpaper with a French inspired look. The inspiration images she sent were full of florals, soft blues and greens and traditional furniture with a modern twist. The one thing she had multiple photos of was the same blue/green chinoiserie wallpaper. Typically when I see something saved multiple times by a client, I know it’s something they love and we can build from there.

Using Wall Paneling With Wallpaper in a Nursery

Wall paneling and wainscoting have been so popular lately in nurseries, and I love that they highlight wallpaper in a unique way (plus, you don’t have to buy as much wallpaper). We chose the beautiful floral chinoiserie wallpaper in a soft blueish green color with pink florals that I knew she loved so much. The white wainscoting below the wallpaper gives the room so much depth and prevents the wallpaper from taking over the whole space.

Designer Tip: When installing wall paneling or wainscoting in a nursery, I usually suggest that the height be somewhere around 36-40″ from the floor. As you can see in the images below, the paneling comes up above the furniture, but it’s low enough to still hang art above it.

Mix-Matched Nursery Furniture for an Eclectic Look

For the nursery furniture, we went with a gold crib to play up the French influence, and then chose a two-tone white and cane dresser. Mix-and-match nursery furniture works so well, especially when using a metal crib. It makes the space feel balanced and eclectic without feeling scattered. The neutral glider keeps the space light and bright, and then we accented it with a patterned blush floral ottoman. Since we had room for a bookcase, we balanced the gold crib with a gold etagere bookcase.

Nursery Safety Tip: When using a bookcase or etagere like this one, they often come with glass shelves. For a nursery, I always recommend replacing the glass shelves with acrylic or plexiglass. There are lots of sites to order custom cut acrylic online, and they just pop right in.

Floral, Blush and Scallop Decor Details

Scallop decor is also a big nursery trend lately, so we included a few scallop details like the scallop wall shelves and scallop storage bins. Because of its more traditional style, it lends itself perfectly to the French inspired theme. We also included some soft pink floral artwork with a white background to break up the wallpaper and add a soft sweet accent. Since the floral wallpaper had a blueish tone, we also brought in a little touch of blue with the striped blue throw pillow. Since the wallpaper had so much pattern, we kept the rug pretty neutral, and chose custom blush Roman shades to balance the blush pink and give the room a full blackout.

Shop This Floral French Inspired Nursery

Floral Chinoiserie Wallpaper
Caned White Dresser
Gold Metal Crib
Neutral Nursery Glider Recliner
White Scallop Floor Lamp
Blush Floral Pattern Ottoman
Gold Leaves Chandelier
Blush & Gold Dresser Lamp
Gold Etagere Bookcase
White Scallop Wall Ledges
Blush Floral Watercolor Art Prints
Faux Sheepskin Accent Rug
Wide Gold Arch Mirror
Scallop Storage Bin
Light Blue Striped Throw Pillow
Neutral Nursery Rug
White & Cane Side Table
Faux Olive Tree

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A Sweet Blush and Gold Floral Girl’s Nursery Design

Naomi Coe — Wed, 06 May 2026 16:21:53 +0000

In my 18+ years of being a nursery designer, it’s always so interesting to see which design trends stick and which ones don’t. Two of the nursery trends that have turned into outright classics are floral wallpaper and blush pink. The florals have changed a bit over time—nowadays most people are leaning into the smaller scale patterns over the large scale florals, but the idea is the same. Florals are a mainstay in nursery design!

This Virtual Design client wanted a floral nursery with an accent wallpaper wall and lots of blush pink accents. We initially started with a more Chinoiserie pattern wallpaper with some green tones woven in, but eventually settled on a softer blush pink peony wallpaper. Since it’s only an accent wall, the pattern doesn’t overwhelm the space.

Instead of going with all white furniture, we wanted to mix in some gold. Blush pink, gold and white are such a classic pairing for girl’s nurseries, and it’s clear why. We chose a gold metal crib and paired it with a small white changing table with gold knobs to coordinate. The neutral tufted glider balances the space while also bringing in some soft texture, and the tufting detail adds to the traditional flair of the overall design.

We also had space for a bookcase in this room, but instead of going for a chunky piece of furniture, we chose a gold etagere instead. I love an etagere because they take up less “visual space”, and can be more easily attached to the wall for safety. And speaking of safety, whenever using a bookcase that has glass shelves like this one, it’s a good idea to replace the glass with acrylic. Just measure the glass and order acrylic cut-to-size either at a local frame shop or online. We usually do 1/4″ thick acrylic for an application like this since it will hold more weight.

Now for the blush pink! We already had the blush peonies wallpaper, so we added in some blush pink blackout curtains, a blush pink velvet pillow for the glider, and some gorgeous pink peony art prints for over the cirb (and again, these are framed with acrylic instead of glass and heavily secured). We also brought in a few scallop details for softness in the scalloped wall shelves, scalloped storage bin and scalloped floor lamp.

The last few details just brought in sophistication to the design, like the gold and white chandelier, the gold arch wall mirror and the neutral patterned rug. And of course, a storage ottoman! Keep an eye out for more updates on this pretty blush pink nursery!

Nursery Decor from This Design:

Blush Pink Peonies Wallpaper
Small White Dresser
Gold Metal Crib
Blush Blackout Curtains
Traditional Neutral Pattern Rug
White Scallop Floor Lamp
Neutral Tufted Wingback Glider
Neutral Storage Ottoman
Gold Etagere Bookcase
Aged Brass Wall Hooks
White Scallop Wall Ledges
Pink Peony Art Prints
Gold & White Chandelier
Gold Arch Mirror
Scallop Storage Bin
Pink Storage Bin
Pink & White Wipeable Changing Pad
Light Pink Velvet Throw Pillow
Faux Green Plant
Blush Pink Crib Sheet
White Linen Crib Skirt

Want your own Virtual Nursery Design? Take a look at our design services page—we have limited spots available so contact us soon!

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Slate Blue Modern Twin’s Nursery With Coral and Black

Naomi Coe — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 19:31:48 +0000

Every now and then I’ll have a Virtual Design client who has very big design ideas. I’ve been fortunate to work with this client before on two of her daughter’s rooms, and this time I got to design a new nursery for her twins! I’ve designed lots of twins nurseries over the years, and the biggest challenge is always fitting in all the furniture. An extra crib might not seem like it would take up that much more space, but it really does! Luckily, this client had a large room with lots of natural light and all the furniture fit just perfectly.

After we nailed down the room and the furniture placement, we got into the fun design details. She already had a fun black and white swirling wallpaper pattern and wanted to work the rest of the design around it. But, she didn’t want just a black and white nursery. So added in lots of color to make sure the space didn’t feel too stark and modern.

The other walls were painted white, so we started there. Pale blue walls added just a touch of color to the nursery without it feeling overwhelming. We also needed a large patterned rug to cover the wood floor, and chose one with lots of neutral tones, slate blue and a beautiful coral color. The coral might feel unexpected for a nursery, but it balances the slate blue perfectly and adds warmth to the black and white.

Since the wallpaper had a black pattern, we did want to balance that. Since we needed two cribs, I chose black nursery furniture that had acrylic details so it didn’t overwhelm the space with too much black. The acrylic really helps the whole nursery feel open and airy! The modern black dresser on the opposite wall has a sleek gray mirror above it which also reflects the gray in the wallpaper (no pun intended!).

This nursery also had a very large window and two smaller windows, so blackout window treatments were a must. The client already had some gray roller shades, but we added slate blue blackout curtains to soften the entire space and tie in that blue tone. To soften things even more, we added a neutral glider recliner, a coral ottoman and matching bench, and a cozy faux sheepskin accent rug.

The last thing was the artwork! Since we had such a specific color palette, it was a little tricky to find the perfect art, but we did! There are four colorful abstract art prints above the two cribs that both have coral and blue tones, but bring in some other colors as well for a little extra pop of fun.

Nursery Decor from This Design:

Black & White Ribbons Wallpaper
Black & Acrylic Modern Crib
Neutral Glider Recliner
Black Modern Dresser
Chenille Coral Ottoman
Chenille Coral Upholstered Bench
Cement Gray & Black Side Table
Rust Dresser Lamp
Steel Blue & Terracotta Modern Rug
Faux Sheepskin Washable Accent Rug
Acrylic Wall Ledges
Slate Blue Blackout Curtains
Colorful Abstract Art Prints
Modern Gray Mirror
Rust Modern Table Lamp
Abstract Rust Throw Pillow
Woven Stripe Storage Bin
Large Plush Giraffe

Want your own Virtual Nursery Design? Take a look at our design services page—we have limited spots available to contact us soon!

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A Gender Neutral Nursery Design with Sage Green Accents

Naomi Coe — Wed, 25 Feb 2026 17:28:55 +0000

I am so excited to share a beautiful new nursery I recently completed for a client here in SoCal. This client was looking for a gender-neutral nursery that felt calming, classic, and serene. We landed on a really soothing color scheme using layered neutral tones, pretty pops of sage green, and a gorgeous mix of wood finishes.

Whenever I’m designing a gender-neutral space, I like to start with a strong foundation of neutrals and layer in lots of texture. For this one, we leaned into soft, earthy colors. The sage green accents—like that cute painted bookcase and the crib bedding—ground the room without losing that bright, airy feel. Below is the finished 3D rendering of the room.

One of my favorite things about this nursery design is how we brought in the family’s passions. My client is a huge traveler, so we wanted to add a subtle nod to a few of their favorite destinations. We found the sweetest pair of travel-themed art prints to hang above the crib, and we customized the colors to fit the room. We also made sure to frame them with acrylic and had them heavily secured.

To give the space some visual depth, we chose mixed wood nursery furniture. The warmth of the honey tone cane crib works so well next to the more washed and textured dresser. Texture is everything in mostly neutral nursery design, so we made sure to weave it in everywhere. We included a neutral glider and matching neutral storage ottoman, plush faux-sheepskin rug layered over a larger vintage-inspired rug, and even included texture with the woven light fixture.

The big challenge in this nursery was the very large window. It’s a small nursery, so the only option for the dresser was to put it under the window. To combat all the bright light, we installed custom length blackout curtains that span almost the whole wall.

Nursery Decor from This Design:

Wood Cane Crib
Washed Light Wood Dresser
Cream Swivel Glider
Neutral Linen Custom Blackout Curtains
Cream Storage Ottoman
Travel Wall Art
Natural Rope Chandelier
Neutral Floor Lamp
Neutral Vintage Pattern Rug
Rattan Mirror
Neutral Pom Pom Mobile
Sage Green Throw Pillow Cover
Concrete Side Table
Wood Wall Ledge
Faux Sheepskin Accent Rug
Black Wall Hook
Light Mushroom Throw Blanket
Wooden Abacus
Abstract Green Throw Pillow
Sage Green Crib Sheet

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A Mid Century Modern Green Nursery for Nurture&

Naomi Coe — Wed, 04 Feb 2026 16:43:12 +0000

I’ve been in the nursery design business for almost 18 years and have seen a lot of furniture companies come and go. There are always new companies cropping up and it’s always interesting to see which ones become popular! One of those is Nurture&—a nursery glider company that launched in 2020. Their chairs have proven to be a customer favorite and I use them regularly in my designs! Since then, they’ve launched cribs and dressers too. With the launch of their new glider, the Austin, they asked me to design a Mid Century Modern inspired nursery around the chair.

The first layer a a Mid Century Modern nursery is wood tones, typically medium to darker woods that are warm. We chose the Nurture& Newport Crib and Newport Dresser in walnut because they not only have clean modern lines, but a gorgeous wood finish. The curved lines of the glider work so well to balance the furniture as well.

Next, we chose the color scheme—a blend of neutrals with sage green, rich browns and tans. Neutral nurseries are still popular, but most clients want at least a punch of color somewhere. Sage green is so beautiful and works in almost any home, so went with a medium sage wall color. We chose a large neutral patterned rug to give the floor some interest, and paired that with a faux sheepskin rug for extra texture.

We finished off the nursery with neutral blackout drapery, some whimsical horse artwork, a wood side table with storage, and an adorable pear storage basket. With any modern nursery design, the key is texture, layers and warmth so it feels inviting even with clean lines.

Nursery Furniture & Decor from This Design:

Abstract Neutral Rug
Nurture& Newport Walnut Dresser
Nurture& Newport Walnut Convertible Crib
Nurture& Austin Glider
Ivory Cotton Semi Blackout Curtains
Storage Wood Side Table
Metal Floor Lamp
Sage Dresser Lamp
Pear Storage Basket
Faux Sheepskin Washable Rug
Horse Framed Wall Art
Geometric Wall Art in Terracotta
Geometric Wall Art in Terracotta
Fluted Neutral Jute Chandelier
Wall Planter
Oval Wall Mirror
Striped Moss Crib Sheet

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A Green Safari Nursery Design With Giraffe Wallpaper

Naomi Coe — Wed, 28 Jan 2026 16:33:21 +0000

If you’ve been following nursery design trends, you’ll know that sage green is a major color right now! We’ve gotten so many requests for nursery designs with sage green included, not only for gender neutral, but for both girl nurseries and boy nurseries. This client reached out to us wanting a virtual design for her son with dark wood nursery furniture and lots of sage green!

The biggest feature here is of course the wallpaper. This room was fairly large and very bland. There’s beige carpet and big white walls. So we wanted to include a fun safari wallpaper to really liven up the space! The pattern we chose is fully customizable, so we actually added the sage green (the original had a cream background).

To bump up the contrast and add more warmth, we chose a warm walnut crib and dresser. We kept the glider neutral and then balanced it with a neutral bench by the window. Because the wallpaper had so many colors in it, we were able to bring in hints of other colors and wood tones as well as natural textures for a balanced feel overall.

The client owned a black ceiling fan and wanted to keep it, so we balanced that black by including a black bookcase and a black side table. There was also a hint of black in the wallpaper, so it all tied together in this safari nursery!

Nursery Decor from This Design:

Green Jungle Wallpaper
Dark Walnut Dresser
Convertible Walnut Crib
Olive Linen Curtains
Sage Green Rug
Wood Floor Lamp
Neutral World Map Wall Art
Ivory Boucle Glider
Ivory Boucle Ottoman
Green Dresser Lamp
Black Arch Bookcase
Round Gold Mirror
Light Wood Side Table
Walnut Wood Wall Ledge
Faux Sheepskin Accent Rug
Black Round Side Table
Faux Green Olive Tree
Neutral Storage Bin
Abstract Green Throw Pillow
Neutral Bench

Want your own Virtual Nursery Design? Take a look at our nursery design services page—we have limited spots available to contact us soon!

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A Feminine Blush and Floral Virtual Nursery Design

Naomi Coe — Wed, 21 Jan 2026 17:27:49 +0000

Every client we work with is different, of course, but every now and then we’ll get a new project that has something unique that we’ve never done before. In this case, a client came to us with a room she wanted to use as her nursery, but it had a fireplace! Aside from that, the room had beautiful molding and was large enough for all the furniture we needed. Take a look at how this gorgeous Virtual Nursery Design came together.

Paneling is so popular in nursery design these days, so we decided to keep what they had, but paint it white, including the fireplace. This brightened up the whole nursery! Above the paneling, we added some pastel floral wallpaper with a beautiful soft mauve background. It’s a subtle pattern but whimsical enough to really give the space some personality.

For the nursery furniture, we knew that we wanted to bring in some of the colors from the marble on the fireplace. We chose a light wood crib with acrylic details and a textured neutral dresser to give the nursery some dimension. The glider is neutral as well, but we paired it with a pink scallop ottoman for a pop of color.

We brought in a neutral patterned rug and some blush blackout curtains to frame the large window. We also chose a stunning warm feather cloud chandelier to soften the space and bring in more of the warm tones from the fireplace marble. The client had a scarf from Hermes that she wanted to frame, so that became the focal art over the fireplace. And yes, we made sure that the fireplace valves were covered and safe!

Nursery Decor from This Design:

Blush Floral Wallpaper
Neutral Raffia Dresser
Light Wood Acrylic Crib
Blush Velvet Blackout Curtains
Traditional Neutral Rug
White Scallop Table Lamp
Abstract Wall Art
Ivory Nursery Glider
Scallop Blush Ottoman
Rose Hermes Silk Scarf Art
Blush Bunny Crib Sheets
Acrylic Wall Ledges
Neutral Feather Chandelier
Floral Throw Pillow
Gold Arch Mirror
Blush Scallop Toy Storage Basket
Faux Blush Peony Flowers
Neutral Scallop Storage Bin
Faux Olive Tree

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A Soft Blue and Neutral Virtual Nursery Design

Naomi Coe — Tue, 13 Jan 2026 22:16:45 +0000

Sometimes the biggest challenge in nursery design isn’t the style or the color or even choosing the right products. It’s the floor plan. The nursery is often the smallest room in the home, a repurposed guest room or office, or even a shared space. In the case of this recent Virtual Nursery Design, the client came to us with a small nursery space that didn’t have a closet.

It’s not common for a bedroom to be built without a closet, but it does happen, especially in older homes that have gone through many remodels. This was the case for this client—the only room they had to use as the nursery was only about 10 feet by 10 feet and it was missing the closet. That meant we had to figure out a way to not only fit the crib, dresser and glider, but include some type of storage as well.

Luckily, this client was open to doing custom built-ins! We were able to use the back wall where the crib goes to build out small but impactful cabinets to serve as a closet. The client sent us a photo of the progress below.

After we finalized the design of the custom built-ins and the striped wallpaper, we were able to focus on the nursery furniture and decor. Since this is a small room, we chose a light wood convertible crib that starts out as a bassinet and then converts to the full size shown in the design board. We didn’t have room for a full size dresser, so we chose a small but gorgeous textured blue dresser. We added in a neutral motorized glider and an ottoman with storage inside, which is already a bonus in a small nursery space.

Then for the details! We wanted to add a little more dimension to this space and prevent it from feeling too nautical, so we included some soft sage green and gold as well. The sailboat artwork over the crib has that touch of green which then balances the sage green sconces on the opposite wall. We just love how this nursery design came together!

Nursery Decor from This Design:

Blue Stripe Grasscloth Wallpaper
Textured Blue Dresser
Natural Wood Convertible Crib
Soft Blue Storage Ottoman
Neutral Textured Rug
Wood Side Table with Storage
Ivory Boucle Motorized Glider
Sage & Brass Sconces
Sailboat Art Print
Wood Wall Ledges
Neutral Rope Chandelier
Sage Throw Pillow with Blue piping
Gold Wall Mirror
Washable Faux Sheepskin Accent Rug

Want your own Virtual Nursery Design? Take a look at our design services page—we have limited spots available to contact us soon!

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