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Do you find it difficult to create a beautiful room for your future newborn without knowing the sex of the baby? Or do you already know it, but the room will be used for more than one child over the years and you want to design a neutral and welcoming space for both sexes?

Well, we come to help! Consider the following practical tips and ideas on mixed baby room in neutral colors and enjoy!

The furniture in the mixed baby room

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Before you even think about the color options, choose the style of the furniture. Contemporary furniture has a more streamlined design with straight lines and few decorations. Traditional furniture is more appropriate for classic romantic style rooms with frills. If you run out of space, consider a compact crib that you can replace later with a crib.

Choose the main color in the mixed baby room

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The dominant color of the room will be widely used on different surfaces as well as in the decoration and textile of the mixed baby room. The most important thing is to avoid the traditional pink and blue, respectively for girls and boys, and to consider all the creative options. Choose color accents to balance the main color. You must choose at least one additional color that will create a certain contrast to the main color. For example, the pale yellow that is very merry marries to the main gray color of the room, which, without the own splashes of color here and there, is in danger of appearing dull. The objective is to obtain a harmonious contrast and to draw attention to the mixture of colors.

Textures, patterns and decoration

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Do not be afraid to play with fabrics of different textures and patterns. Breastfeeding chair padding does not have to be the same color or pattern as bedding, carpet or throw pillows. For decoration you can choose a theme suitable for both sexes such as alphabet or numbers, zoo or jungle animals, trips, seaside motifs, etc.

Beautiful landscaping in neutral colors

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Do you know the origin of “blue for boys” and “pink for girls”? Indeed, throughout the history of design, these two colors do not cease to reverse the roles. It is only in the middle of the 20th century that advertising introduces this principle of feminine / masculine distinction. To distinguish the sex of babies in advertisements, they dress differently. The rose was reserved for baby girls and blue for baby boys. In the collective consciousness, this principle of distinction still exists there. It is also applied in the design of baby rooms.

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There is no real explanation why girls are given pink and boys are blue. At the time, all babies wore the same white dresses regardless of gender. It was only by embroidery that one could distinguish the social class of the baby, for example.

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Today, a large majority of modern mothers no longer apply this principle of distinction. Finally, the palette of colors is so rich. It is a pity to limit his choice to pink and blue for the nursery.

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We choose the colors for the mixed baby room according to his desires. The key is to create a soothing atmosphere for your baby. To succeed, we draw inspiration from Scandinavian clean interiors. Light shades, brightness, wood and natural materials – we create a serene interior. Remember that your child will grow up quickly and at some point you have to rethink the layout and decor of your room.

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The white color is universal. She is often chosen for the design of bedrooms. Soothing and neutral, white is perfect for the mixed baby room. Combine it with light wood furniture and decorate here and there with objects in neutral tones.

Scandinavian style baby room decoration idea

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Purple is the color mix girl and boy reference. You can book it for the walls and combine it with the decor and furniture in red.

Baby room decoration with wallpaper

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Gray and yellow – a real classic for the mixed baby room. The pale young is sweet, the gray – sleek and elegant.

Baby room decoration in gray and yellow

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The beige is halfway off-white and a very light brown. It is a good option for the mixed baby room. It can be married to white, green or red.

Neutral baby room decoration

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Pay attention to bright colors. The red color is not quite suitable for the mixed baby room, for example. She is too intense. Creating a soothing atmosphere in the baby room is very important for the well-being of your little toddler. Neutral colors are then preferable.

White room with little yellow accents

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Who says that blue is reserved for the boy’s room? Indeed, the blue is a relaxing and pure shade that fits perfectly to all rooms and all tastes. Duck blue is very trendy lately, for example. You can choose a shade of blue with a faded effect.

Baby room with blue walls

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Decorate the walls of the mixed baby room with drawings and frames here and there. Choose a unisex theme: jungle, zoo, seaside, animals.

Walls in gray flint and accents in bright green and orange

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White room with warm wooden floor

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Unisex wall decoration: the letters of the alphabet

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Mixed baby room with a vintage touch

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Deco baby room mix idea

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