45 Decorating Ideas for Babys Bedroom

Looking for ideas to decorate your babys bedroom?

If so, you’re going to fall in love with these 45 baby room ideas you’re totally going to want to steal!

We’ve got ideas for decorating the walls in baby’s bedroom, functional baby room ideas, and of course unique baby’s room ideas you likely haven’t seen before.

Decorating your baby’s nursery while you’re expecting is something you’ll always cherish and remember. Let it be fun and the opposite of stressful!

Let’s get started…

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Ideas For Decorating the Walls in Baby’s Bedroom

Here are a bunch of different ways you can decorate the walls in babys bedroom.

Some ideas are do-it-yourself options and some ideas are easy things you can buy!

Add a Wall Mural Behind Baby’s Crib

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Add a wall mural behind baby’s crib to really set the tone of the room.

We’re obsessed with this rainbow one… you can easily recreate the look!

Hang a Chalkboard Sign Above Babys Bed

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Hang a chalkboard sign above babys bed with a cute message like this one.

Snag a sign like this one and change the message often depending on your mood!

Put Up a Round Sign With Baby’s Name

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Put up a round sign with baby’s name to personalize your nursery.

We’ve actually got a whole post on our favorite round baby name signs to help you choose one!

Install a Board and Batten Feature Wall in Baby’s Nursery

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Have a handy husband? Ask him to install a board and batten feature wall in baby’s nursery!

Paint it a fun accent color to really elevate baby’s room.

Place Vertical Shiplap on a Wall in Baby’s Room

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Place vertical shiplap on a wall in baby’s room to make an otherwise neutral nursery feel very cozy.

Even though this nursery has a white color scheme, it’s anything but ordinary.

Make a Statement with Wall Decals for Nursery Decor

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Make a statement with whimsical elements like these wall decals for unique nursery decor.

These are fun and will grow with your child as they transition to their next kids’ room.

Use Wall Paint to Create an Accent Wall in Babys Bedroom

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Use just a quart of wall paint to transform your babys bedroom with a simple accent wall.

Black walls are trending right now and this one is absolutely stunning!

Hang a Round Wall Mirror Above Baby’s Crib or Changing Table

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Hang a round wall mirror above baby’s crib or changing table for a gorgeous, sophisticated look.

Welcome the arrival of your little girl with this similar, budget friendly round mirror today.

Add a Partial Wall of Wainscoting Behind Babys Bed

Add a partial wall of wainscoting to create a high end look in your baby nursery.

This baby boy nursery has a great mix of paint colors to keep its neutral color palette from looking boring.

Get Creative With DIY Wall Art in Baby’s Nursery

The mama of this boho girls nursery got creative by creating her own wall art. She framed some cane material and a photo of her wedding arch for truly unique wall decor.

Hang Wallpaper to Define Your Baby’s Nursery Theme

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What immediately stands out to you in this otherwise pink nursery? It’s the wallpaper that defines this baby girl’s nursery theme!

Functional Baby Room Ideas

Now let’s look at some baby room ideas that are totally functional, practical, and down right necessary!

Think nursery furniture, closet space, and places for a diaper change.

Find a Nursery Dresser That Doubles as Your Changing Table

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Find a nursery dresser that doubles as your changing table!

White is one of the best colors for nursery furniture because it blends in with pretty much any other nursery decor.

We’re obsessed with the one pictured… it’s the Ava Regency extra-wide dresser.

They also make it in a single wide size as well if you’ve got small nursery space to work with.

Organize Your Baby’s Dresser with Printable Drawer Labels

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Satisfy your OCD needs with printable drawer labels like the ones used in this perfectly organized baby dresser.

Get a Super Comfortable Nursery Glider

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You’re definitely going to need a super comfortable nursery glider, for those middle of the night feedings.

Both you and your husband will be glad you invested in one those first few months of life.

We’ve got a great post on the best nursery gliders to help you make a decision.

Set Up Baby’s Closet to Be Functional AND Pretty

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Set up your baby’s closet to be both functional AND pretty!

Most closets have just one single hanging rod, which doesn’t maximize the closet space when you’re hanging small baby clothes.

We’ve got a great DIY tutorial on how to build this custom nursery closet for under $150.

However if you’re looking for a non-permanent solution, this mama used a standalone IKEA Pax system for the baby’s closet pictured above.

Choose an End Table for Next to Your Glider

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Don’t overlook adding an end table for next to your glider! Trust me you’re going to use it a lot during that first year.

Get the one pictured above for under $200.

Hang Blackout Curtains for Better Baby Sleep

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Blackout curtains are not only a necessity but also an opportunity to dress up your child’s nursery with style and color.

Keep bright light out for better baby sleep.

Having a girl? We’re obsessed with these blush velvet blackout curtains, and don’t worry, they have a deep blue color for a little boy too!

Set Up a Nursery Nook in Your Master Bedroom

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No dedicated room for your child’s bedroom? For now, set up a nursery nook in your master bedroom!

We love the adorable Scandinavian style of the one pictured.

Place a Nursery Rug on Your Bare Floors

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No carpet? No problem! Place a nursery rug over your tile or hardwood floors for a much cozier feel.

Add a Daybed in Your Baby’s Nursery for Those Long Nights

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Remember when we talked about those sleepless nights in the early days?

Many parents to be are investing in a nursery daybed like this one to avoid traveling through the house a million times a night.

This way, their partner gets a good nights sleep uninterrupted.

We wrote a full post on our favorite nursery daybeds to save you some time choosing.

Use a Changing Table Basket for Style and Function

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Instead of using a traditional changing pad, use a woven changing table basket as a fun way to bring style to baby’s room.

Unique Baby’s Room Ideas

Just when you think you’ve seen it all, we’re going to show you a few unique baby’s room ideas that hopefully you haven’t seen before!

Use Light Up Wall Decor in Baby’s Room

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How fun is this light up wall decor in the shape of a moon?!

Brighten up babys bedroom with something unique like this.

Have Floral Wall Art Made for Above Babys Bed

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We originally featured this flower wall art in our post with 50 nursery ideas for a baby girl, but it’s so good we wanted to make sure you didn’t miss it!

You can find similar options on Etsy HERE for your little girl.

Set Up a Play Teepee for Nursery Decor

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Fill empty floor space in your baby’s nursery with a teepee that they will love to play with for years to come.

Install a Faux Brick Accent Wall in Babys Bedroom

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Installing a faux brick accent wall is an ultra welcoming way to decorate babys bedroom.

You can use a thin brick product for a realistic brick look or even brick peel and stick wallpaper for a simpler install.

Paint a Wall to Look Like Wainscoting

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Wainscoting can feel like such a permanent (and difficult) thing to install.

Paint half of your wall a different color for a two-tone look that is similar (but less permanent) than adding wainscoting.

Put Up a Neon Sign With Your Baby’s Name

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What a way to brighten your child’s room!

We love that this neon name sign can be used in their room for years to come. It gives off a similar ambient lighting to the ever so popular trend of string lights.

Paint a Scalloped Wall in Baby’s Room

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Here’s another do-it-yourself idea for babys bedroom – paint a scalloped accent wall in a different color.

We’re obsessed with how dreamy this one turned out!

Decorate the Wall Above Your Crib With Artwork

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Artwork is one of the easiest ways to decorate your baby’s nursery!

You can find affordable options at places like TJ Maxx or something really special and theme-specific at Pottery Barn Kids.

Fill the Corner Space in Baby’s Nursery With a Large Faux Plant

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Have awkward, empty floor space in baby’s room? Put a faux plant there for some comfortable vibes!

Our favorites are the faux fiddle tree and the faux olive tree.

Utilize Uncommon Spaces in a Room for Great Function

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Does you have a room in your house with an awkward nook or bump out?

Utilize every square inch anyway like this mama-to-be did!

It’s still a fully functional clothing storage and changing area.

Cute Ideas for Baby’s Room

Use these cute ideas for baby’s room to create the perfect nursery.

They all represent different styles, but any of these ideas will make a great choice!

DIY a Fabric Garland for Nursery Decor Above the Crib

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Create a DIY fabric garland to adorn the wall over your baby’s crib like this one!

We’ve actually got a great tutorial on how to cheaply make one yourself.

Paint Half the Wall a Fun Accent Color

This is a similar idea to painting your wall to create a wainscoting look, but in this case if you already have wainscoting installed, you can paint the top half of the wall to create contrast.

Incorporate color in a subtle way like with this pretty forest green accent wall!