Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have got a gender-neutral nursery designed for baby Archie. (Source: Dominic Lipinski/Pool via AP)
With royal baby Archie in the house, new parents Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have reportedly got a gender-neutral nursery designed for their son at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor. For the baby’s nursery, the royal parents chose for a monochrome palette of whites and greys with the help of design director Vicky Charles, according to a royal expert.
Like the royal couple, many parents are now opting for gender-neutral nurseries for their babies instead of imposing girl vs boy stereotypes on the little ones. If you are planning one too, here are some tips to follow:
Colour
For a gender-neutral nursery for your baby, pick a colour besides the customary pink or blue. You can choose a light, neutral colour such as shades of white, beige or cream, to create a calm place for the baby to sleep and grow in. You can add pops of gender-neutral bright colours with wall-hangings, graphic wallpaper or accessories to make it more vibrant.
You can brighten up the monochrome-coloured room with pops of bright colour. (Source: Project Nursery/Pinterest)
Theme
Think beyond the traditional motifs of florals for girls and sports for boys. Non-gender-specific themes can range from alphabets or animals to nature or fictional characters.
Choose a gender-neutral theme for the nursery. (Source: Adoren studio/Pinterest)
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Neutral furniture
From a crib to a changing table, pick them in colours that are not gender-specific, in white or grey, for instance. And make sure the furniture is functional and not oversized for the room.
Choose gender-neutral functional furniture. (Source: babynurseryideas/Instagram)
Accessories
Metallic accessories in gold, silver or brass will make your gender-neutral nursery look chic.
Use metallic accessories. (Source: Sugar and Cloth)
Decorative accents
Decorate the nursery like any other room since you would be spending a major part of your day in that room with your baby.
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