25+ Nursery Design Ideas

Make decorating baby's room simpler with these useful design tips.
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Playful Decor

You thought that decorating was fun before? Wait until you start revamping a tired old guest room for your new baby, or giving that nursery a makeover when baby is ready for a "big boy" or "big girl" room -- the colors, patterns, fabrics, and wallpapers you get to play with are 10 times more exciting than "grown-up" decor. You can let your inner artist free in a child's room, because the more whimsical and colorful it is, the more they'll like it.

And the best part: There's no rule that says your child's space has to match the rest of the house. So let go of the style rules that have ruled your roost and decorate with abandon!

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NurseryWallArt wrote:

I loe making walls different. We also make colorful vinyl wall decals for children's rooms. Check out our blog at www.NurseryWallArt.WordPress.com or our Etsy store at www.NurseryWallArt.Etsy.Com

10/18/2011 08:53:27 AM Report Abuse
NurseryWallArt wrote:

This a great idea! I liek tat it can be changed whenever you wnt. We also make colorful vinyl wall decals for children's rooms. Check out our blog at www.NurseryWallArt.WordPress.com or our Etsy store at www.NurseryWallArt.Etsy.Com

10/18/2011 08:52:12 AM Report Abuse
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