Baby Comer’s Gender Neutral Bohemian Nursery Reveal

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The last 9 months have been some of the most exciting for our family. In October we found out we were expecting and ever since, we have be preparing for little one’s arrival.

From the start we knew we wanted the gender to be a surprise. We felt that because so few things are kept secret anymore — we knew that waiting until the birth would be so special (we also kept our pregnancy off of social media). Although I found it very easy not knowing the gender of the baby, it did make planning for the baby and decorating for the nursery a little more difficult.

Our little baby GIRL, nicknamed “McFly”, is more sweet and beautiful than I ever could have imagined. 

Her nursery is a perfect fit for her. I’m so excited to share her room with you.Processed with VSCO with  presetMost of our home has a very bohemian look and feel and I wanted to carry that same theme into the nursery. I wanted plants, baskets, rugs, and natural fibers.Most of the items came from Target, World Market, DaVinci Baby, TJ Maxx, and Amazon.Processed with VSCO with  preset

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I’ve had my eyes on this french country mirror from Target for a while. It was the perfect finishing touch for the room.

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People have mixed opintions about changing tables but we love it.Processed with VSCO with  presetI am obsessed with these baskets and use them to store wipes, diapers, blankets, toys, and nursing supplies.

 

 

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The rocking chair and side table have already been put to good use.  I set my phone and water on the table for easy access. At night I use the google home hub to play music or white noise while I nurse in the rocking chair. I also diffuse essentail oils to help create a calm enviornment for me and baby.Processed with VSCO with  preset

 

 

I’ve never painted walls white before but knew that’s what I wanted to keep it as gender neutral as possible. We went with Behr’s “Night Blooming Jasmine” in a matte finish. Here’s a TIP for you. If you’re painting over a bright or deep color, be sure to prime your walls. We didn’t and it ended up taking 3 gallons of paint to completely cover the room (it should have only taken 1 gallon). 

 

 

Processed with VSCO with  presetI hope you enjoyed my photo tour and reveal of her room! I had so much fun designing it and bringing this bohemian nursery to life.20190624_133455-01263162322921997052.jpegFun fact. When I was a teenager I wanted to be an interior designer “when I grew up”. I think deep down I still want that. If you like my home style and ever need help bringing your vision for a room together — feel free to reach out to me. I’d love to help.

Almost all of the nursery items I used are still available online. For more details on the items and where to purchase them check out the photos and links below.

 

 

 

CRIB | CHANGING TABLE | DRESSER

 

 

CORN PLANT | DIAPER GENIE | LACING SHEEP

 

 

WHITE BOOK SHELF | FRENCH COUNTRY MIRROR

 

 

LAMBSKIN BABY RUG | EUFY BABY MONITOR | GRAY FLECKED ROCKING CHAIR

 

 

ALSEDA STOOL | ESSENTIAL OIL DIFFUSER

 

 

GOOGLE HOME MINI | KNIT COTTON BABY BLANKET | SANSEVIERIA TRIFASCIATA

 

*Blog updated on 7/27/2022

8 responses to “Baby Comer’s Gender Neutral Bohemian Nursery Reveal”

  1. Such a beautiful space for you and your baby girl. I love that essential oil diffuser…functional and beautiful! Target is my go-to place as well…you can’t beat their style or their prices! 🙂

  2. Such an adorable space! Love the fringe baskets and the pop of yellow from the curtains. I never had a nursery for my son so next time (someday) will be exciting to decorate a babies room! Love the boho vibes.

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