Top 4 Gender Neutral Nursery Ideas

By Deborah Tayloe / Kids room

Fading quickly away are the days of blue nurseries for baby boys and pink for girls. Today’s stylish and savvy parents are opting for a gender neutral nursery. Because they may have future children, this is also a budget-friendly option. Regardless of gender, a neutral nursery will work for the entire growing family.

Gender Neutral Nursery Ideas

Go for the gray

A nursery with a crib in front of a window. — Gray is a neutral that works for both boys and girls. This blue-gray would pops against the white crib.| Room to Bloom

A baby's room with a classic grey crib. — In addition, gray is a true neutral. This means it can pair with gender-specific accessories.| Oohs and Ahs

White on!

Have you considered the simplicity of a white nursery? If additional children aren’t in the plans, this is a nursery that would grow up with your child.

A gender neutral nursery with a crib, chair and wall art. — Because of its simple elegance, this room could suit a child all the way through adulthood. | Project Nursery

A gender-neutral nursery with a white crib and white wallpaper. — Add a subtle touch of tan to warm up the all-white nursery. In fact, it could turn into a beach-themed toddler room later. | Decor Pad

Add Gender Neutral Colors

Babies love to look at color! Therefore, they are stimulated by gender friendly colors like yellow, green, orange, or aqua.

A gender neutral nursery with polka dot walls and a teddy bear. — Yellow beams positivity and adds warmth to a nursery | Project Nursery

A gender neutral nursery with a crib, dresser, and a rug. — Mixing several colors will keep baby’s mind engaged. | Crate and Barrel

A gender neutral nursery with a crib, dresser, and a chandelier. — Greens are the color of life and add vitality. | Famous Goods

Gender Neutral Nursery: Crib Bedding

A gender neutral baby crib with yellow and grey polka dot bedding. — Finally, a gray and yellow geometric print is good for any baby. | Jetset Flyball

A gender-neutral nursery with giraffes, elephants, and zebras. — A fun animal print doesn’t discriminate. | IPB Works

A gender neutral nursery with a crib, changing table, and rug. — Indeed, brightly colored stripes are appropriate for any baby! | Rosenberry Rooms

With a just a little bit of thought and planning, you can achieve a gender friendly nursery for your baby. Because these rooms are based on neutral colors, the room can be passed down to the next baby, grown into a toddler room, or even converted into a guest room at a later time.