Welcome to our site where you will find functional and beautifully decorated nursery rooms. A nursery is usually a separate room specifically designed for a baby. It’s a space in which to make your child feel safe, secure, and comfortable.
In order to come up with the very specific design ideas, we create most designs with the assistance of state-of-the-art AI interior design software.
Thanks for visiting our baby girl nurseries photo gallery where you can search a lot of nurseries design ideas. Be sure to scroll through our curated interior photos so you can read all about the details of each design. We hope to inspire and ignite creativity on your design journey.
1. Calming & Quaint Girl’s Nursery
Color Scheme: This calming pink and white nursery has neutral elements that make it the perfect place for a baby girl.
Furniture Selection: A classic white rocking chair sits in the corner by the window, across from the white crib and matching dresser.
Flooring: Wall-to-wall white carpet creates a soft and cozy place for baby to crawl and play.
Wall Decor: What wall shelves hang above the dresser/changing table for extra storage of baby items.
Lighting: Tons of natural light streams inside from the large window to brighten the space.
2. Space-Saving Attic Girl’s Nursery
Furniture Selection: The white crib with pops of blue and yellow bedding contrast against the more light blue distressed dresser.
Flooring: Dark laminate wood flooring contrasts against the white walls to create dimension in the design.
Wall Decor: Functional built-in wall bookcases flank the window and display toys and books.
Lighting: Incredible and functional skylights provide plenty of natural light for the room.
3. Sophisticated Gray Girl’s Nursery
Color Scheme: Beautiful dark gray, pink and a touch of blue mix to create this wonderfully sophisticated girl’s nursery.
Furniture Selection: A lovely gray arched crib and matching dresser compliment the color scheme. You might need something more comfortable than the side chair in this room, more like a recliner or swivel for feeding the baby.
Flooring: Simple and organic wood floors contrast perfectly against the gray walls and the print rug adds whimsy and color to the design.
Wall Decor: Elegant moulding on the walls adds dimension to the room and the pink drapes add texture and color.
Lighting: A simple pink floor lamp sits next to the dresser for some task lighting, while the window allows natural light to stream in through the wood blinds.
4. Elegant Nursery Fit for a Princess Girl
Furniture Selection: A tufted beige settee and ottoman create a cozy seating area and the gray crib and dresser contrast against the beautiful wallpaper.
Flooring: Darker wood floors provide a warm feeling and compliment the ivory textured area rug that adds warmth to the room.
Wall Decor: The diamond print wallpaper creates a custom look and the mirror above the crib with a valance and sheer drapes adds character and depth to the room.
Lighting: A beautiful chandelier hangs from the center of the room providing functional and glamorous lighting.
- Source: Zillow Digs TM
5. Perfectly Pink Girl’s Nursery Room
Color Scheme: The soft neutral color palette and pink tones are calming and perfect for a girl’s nursery design.
Furniture Selection: The matching gray wood crib and changing table create a cozy environment, while the rod iron daybed adds contrast.
Flooring: A large neutral area rug is layered over the wood floors which makes the surface soft and comfy for baby to crawl.
Wall Decor: Adorable framed art is hung above the changing table and daybed to complete the overall design.
Lighting: The white chandelier above the baby’s crib looks so enchanting and provides ambient lighting.
- Source: Zillow Digs TM
6. Perfectly Decorated Pink & Gray Girl’s Nursery
Color Scheme: This pink and gray baby girl nursery is not just girly, it’s stylishly decorated as well.
Furniture Selection: The 4-post bronze crib is a unique addition, and the pink recliner creates a place for mom to nurse the baby or read books
Flooring: A plush pink rug adds texture and softness to the hardwood floors.
Wall Decor: The custom pink drapes match the rug and the white wall shelves provide a place to display items and extra storage, while the mirror has a baroque feel and adds drama to the room.
Lighting: A small crystal chandelier hangs directly over the bronze crib to add functional lighting and a little glamour.
- Source: Zillow Digs TM
7. Bright & Airy Girl’s Nursery
Furniture Selection: Dark wood crib and matching dresser really contrast against the white and pink walls, while the white daybed creates a place for baby to transition when she gets older.
Flooring: The bright white wall-to-wall carpet softens the space, and blends well with the pink details of the room.
Wall Decor: Chair moulding divides the pink upper walls from the lower white walls, which creates dimension and adds a custom feel to the design.
Lighting: The delicate pink and white chandelier adds glamour and functional lighting to the room.
- Source: Wayfair “Shop the Look”
8. Fun & Whimsy Polka-Dot Girl’s Nursery
Color Scheme: This bright white nursery room with details of gold and yellow polka-dots creates a whimsy and fun approach to a girl’s nursery.
Furniture Selection: The high-back chair provides a place for parents to cradle their bundle of joy and pairs perfectly with the white crib and bookcase.
Flooring: White painted hardwood floors are layered with a soft rug to add warmth and softness to the design.
Wall Decor: Brilliant gold and white polka-dot walls add a custom feel and provides a fun learning environment for the baby.
Lighting: Paper lantern pendants hang from the ceiling for ambient lighting and natural light streams inside from the window.
9. Playful Peach Girl’s Nursery
Color Scheme: A bright nursery with peach tone accents and fun decor, curated just for your cute baby girl.
Furniture Selection: The white crib with peach canopy creates a cozy space and all the stuffed toys surrounding the room create a charming feel.
Flooring: Light oak hardwood floors contrast perfectly with the polka-dot walls and peach accents.
Wall Decor: A leaning ladder provides place to drape baby blankets that are needed at a moments notice.
Lighting: A woven brass pendant hangs in the corner by the darling pitched-roof bookcase.
10. Pink Romantic-Styled Girl’s Nursery
Color Scheme: The beautifully decorated pink and white space with pink wallpapered-walls, is perfect for a little princess nursery.
Furniture Selection: A cozy white slip-covered armchair, to relax in with baby, pairs perfectly with the white crib and changing table.
Flooring: Soft pink wall-to-wall carpet creates a cozy and charming space for baby to learn how to crawl.
Wall Decor: Lovely pink leaves wallpaper is a nice accent against the solid walls and makes the white abstract art pop.
Lighting: A small table lamp sits on the dresser to provide task lighting, while the window allows natural sunlight to stream inside.
11. Modern Functional Girl’s Nursery
Color Scheme: The pink and green accents in this modern nursery look perfect with the crisp white walls.
Furniture Selection: A custom built bench along one wall provides plenty of seating, while the green queen-anne style chair provides a place to sit with baby while feeding or reading.
Flooring: Wall-to-wall white plush carpet is the perfect choice for a soft and cozy room design.
Wall Decor: Semi-sheer drapes paired with a wood valance create dimension, while the lower bookcase along the wall provides storage.
Lighting: A small semi-flush chandelier hangs from the center for a touch of glamour in this modern and perfectly designed space.
12. Golden Hues for a Girl’s Nursery
Furniture Selection: A charming white bassinet is paired with a high-back chair for lounging with the baby and a wall bookcase that can be used for storage.
Flooring: Maple hardwood floors bring in a natural element to the room and contrast against the white walls.
Wall Decor: The wall to left of the window is painted in gray chalk paint so that the baby can draw on the walls as she grows.
Lighting: Tons of natural light stream in through the windows that are covered with sheer white drapes.
13. Charming & Sweet Girl’s Nursery
Color Scheme: This pink, gray and white nursery has loads of charm and beautiful modern furniture.
Furniture Selection: A mix of white modern furniture styles provide storage and multiple options for the baby to sleep in.
Flooring: Light hardwood floors are paired with a gray plush rug to create warmth and texture.
Wall Decor: Yellow & white abstract art is framed and hangs above the crib to add a pop of color.
Lighting: A copper metal pendant hangs in the corner by the crib for task lighting.
14. Modern Primary-Colored Girl’s Nursery
Color Scheme: This modern girl’s nursery is drenched in fun primary colors to create the perfect learning environment.
Furniture Selection: A comfortable blue chair and ottoman for parents to lounge with baby, which is paired with a wood crib and daybed and a bold yellow ottoman.
Flooring: A large multi-print geometric rug softens the space and the dark hardwood floors.
Wall Decor: The yellow, turquoise and teal painted walls add whimsy to the room while the custom print curtains create depth and texture.
Lighting: Multiple light wall sconces flank the windows for ambient lighting, while the windows allow lots of natural light to stream inside.
I. Features
When you first start planning on setting up a baby girl nursery, you need to consider a lot more than you are probably thinking about. Have no fear; this ultimate guide will steer you towards the perfect nursery for your new addition.
Besides color and which wall to put the crib next to, you need to think about the design elements such as style, storage, and decorative items.
You need to take into account the size of the room, the colors and themes you want to use as well as the furniture and lighting that will all go into making the nursery the perfect room.
II. Design Elements
The overall design of the room will come into play with every other aspect of your choices. If you, for example, decide on a contemporary theme, you don’t want to go and purchase modern style furniture.
Likewise, your storage solutions and decorative elements need to fit in the flow of the overall design. Just like any other room in your home, everything needs to mesh together.
A. Styles
As with any room, baby girl nurseries should have an overall theme or style. You will be spending a good deal of time in the nursery, so you should pick something that is functional, soothing and inviting.
While there is no rule to choosing a style, the most common are the classics: Contemporary, Traditional and Modern.
1. Contemporary
Contemporary designs tend to use open layouts, making the most use of the floor plan with room to play, grow and learn.
When going with a contemporary design, you need to make use of natural light, neutral colors and textured or natural fabrics.
2. Traditional
If you choose a traditional design style, your furniture will have an Old English appeal, and the fabrics will have printed designs which are generally floral and feminine.
Traditional designs work well in larger baby girl nurseries because of the soft use of bright colors and interior lighting that sets the mood you are looking for.
You can choose to be as elaborate or as minimal as you want with this design style, which is why it is one of the favorites to choose from.
3. Modern
If modern design is more your style, or one you have already implemented in the rest of your home, bringing it to your baby girl nurseries is straightforward and elegant.
With bright, vivid colors and sharp lines, the room in modern style will offer your little bundle of joy a lot to look at and dream about.
One slight drawback to this design feature, if there are any, is the use of modern furniture. Most elements of modern design prevent the more traditional nursery room fittings that allow for early hour soothing or night time put-downs.
As we said earlier, there isn’t a design that won’t work for your baby girl nurseries. If you want a Beach theme or a rustic look, then, by all means, feel free.
The nursery will be a room your baby will spend a lot of time in, sleeping, being changed, playing and growing. The design should reflect your style while providing a soothing place to relax and play for your baby.
B. Storage
A nursery isn’t complete without storage, and usually lots of it. Between the clothing, accessories, diapers, linens, toys, and extras, you will need a lot of storage space.
1. Closets
Closets offer a lot of storage that will stay put away nicely. Organizing a closet for baby girl nurseries is crucial. If you plan to store a bulk of the necessities in the closet, you don’t want to have to rummage through everything looking for a change of clothes after the early morning feeding.
Depending on the size of the closet you can also store furniture inside, making it a one-stop shop for everything you need for the day. Built-in shelving will help as well as having enough hanging space for the most precious garments.
2. Under Bed
There is never any wasted space when you take the time to plan all of the details. Storage options for under the bed (or crib) will allow easy access to important things like diapers and wipes or pajamas and onesies.
You can custom build under-crib shelving or use pull out style boxes and crates. The choice is up to you and can all be tied in with your chosen theme.
C. Decorative Elements
Aside from the usual elements such as lighting and toys, baby girl nurseries utilize decorative elements to add functionality to the room while tying the design features together.
1. Window Dressings
You may not think about the window dressings and coverings as decorative, but when done correctly they can add that finishing piece to a room. Picking the right type is important.
Knowing what style your room is in, will go a long way towards deciding the curtains or drapes you should use. If you go with a contemporary design which uses natural light and more neutral colors, sheer or translucent curtains will allow the sunlight through the windows.
Likewise, in a rustic or farmhouse theme, you may choose to use wooden blinds with a faux wood appearance.
2. Shelving
Shelves go a long way to adding much-needed functionality to a nursery. They also allow for space saving in smaller rooms. Books, memorabilia, pictures and even general storage can all be stored and displayed using shelves.
As with any other design feature, the shelving should match the style of the room. Free hanging shelves, built-in shelving, bookcases and even an armoire can all be found in the style of your choice and will add much-needed storage and functionality to the nursery.
III. Colors
Choosing the color for your baby girl nurseries can be the most difficult choice you will make. Generally, the color you choose will be the color that lasts until the nursery has been outgrown.
You will have to look at, match, decorate and tie in that color with everything else that goes into the room. While any color can be used, baby girl nurseries tend to be done in pink, violet, pastel or neutral colors.
A. Pink
By far, the most common baby girl nurseries are done in a pink color scheme. As with most decorative things “baby,” you aren’t given a lot of options, pink, white and violet tend to be the colors in clothing, art and bed linens.
You can either fight it or run with it. Accent walls in pink with window dressings as well as sheets and towels and even lamps, can all be incorporated using pink as the primary color.
B. Violet
Violet is seen a lot mainly because of its versatility. With purple to help darken and lavender to help lighten, violet is a reliable choice for girl nurseries.
Depending on the style you choose you can even fade from darker at one end to lighter at the other, tying the room together with accents that run opposite.
Which violet so complimentary, yellows, pastels and even golds, silvers and wood colors will work well with violet.
C. Pastel
Nothing soothes better or has a more relaxing feel than pastels. Their light and bright colors blend well with every color in the spectrum allowing you to mix and match to fit your needs.
Window dressings in pastel allow for the most natural light to come in through the windows and the light, airy colors will widen any space.
Furniture can also be done with white or light wood tones to keep the crisp and light feeling flowing throughout the room. If you can’t decide on a single color, using the palette wheel that pastels can offer is a great substitution.
D. Theme
The color will depend greatly on the theme that you choose. You really shouldn’t be worried about gender-based colors. Even blue will work in baby girl nurseries when used as part of a theme.
Beach themes, for example, use blues, yellows, and whites and are quite fun to create and decorate for. Modern themes use darker colors that can seem daunting and make a space smaller, however, when the brighter furniture and accents are brought it, the light plays wonderfully with the darker walls.
IV. Options
When thinking about additions to the room you need to concentrate on two things: furniture and lighting.
Depending on the theme or style you choose, the size of the room and the colors you will have, the furniture doesn’t need to clash. It also doesn’t need to take up so much space that the room becomes unusable.
Lighting will also play a factor. Natural light, for example, will only work if the windows are big enough or facing the right direction. Lamps are a good choice but can take up a lot of space when you need too many for the room size. Overhead lights may be too bright, depending on what style you go with.
A. Furniture
Baby girl nurseries will need a few staples that should be on every list: crib, changing table and a dresser for storage and clothing. You should also think about furniture for mom and dad as well.
Recliners and gliding rockers to lull baby to sleep, or comfort pieces like bookshelves and wall shelves to place items that need to be organized and easily found.
B. Lighting
Lighting is crucial as well. You should always have a few options. Overhead lights, either track lighting or in a ceiling fan, will be ideal for most purposes.
However, you may not need that much light in the room, especially at 3 a.m. when you need to get the baby back to sleep. Desk lamps and floor lamps will allow you to use smaller wattage bulbs and direct the light away from the baby or towards the chairs.
Whatever you decide, our photo galleries will show new ideas and inspire your creativity. Be sure to take your time to decide; you will have this room for a long time to come.
