Nursery Decor

What are nursery decorations and accessories?

Nursery decor and accessories are extra additions that complement nursery essentials and liven up your little one’s space. These decor and accessories can be cute, quirky, and sometimes multi-purpose! 

Common Nursery Decor and Accessories

Wall Stickers

To enhance the look of your nursery, our selection of decorative wall stickers like the Living Textiles Wall Decal Set Dream Big Grey help to add a sense of individuality and personality. Nursery wall stickers help create a sweet and calming environment for your baby, greeting them as they wake up in the morning and the last thing they see when they fall asleep. With wall stickers available in fun colours and graphics to sweet and simplistic designs, find wall sticker decor to help bring your little one's room to life. 

Creative Storage Solutions

To help keep your baby's nursery tidy and organised, our selection of aesthetic storage solutions are a must for keeping to the theme of your nursery. From rope baskets like the Living Textiles Cotton Rope Basket in various sizes to stylish clothing hangers, each of our storage solutions will help to elevate the look and feel of the room while providing heaps of functionality, especially when storing items like nappies, clothing and manchester.

Plush Toys

To add sweet detailing to your little one's nursery environment, shop our selection of plush animals and cushions. Perfect for adding personality and colour to any room, our cushions are practical and decorative – they can be used for support during feeding times or as a cuddly companion during play. Shop plush animals such as the Peanut Shell In The Woods Plush Toy to help elevate the look and feel of your child's nursery. 

How to Decorate Your Baby’s Nursery

When it comes to designing your baby’s space, two things should hold top priority: safety and comfort. Of course, every parent wants to build a safe nursery–but that doesn’t mean you can’t create a cosy and welcoming environment for your little one! By following simple safe sleep guidelines, you have more leeway to be creative with your child’s nursery. 

In terms of design for aesthetic and comfort, here are some things that you may consider: 

• Practicality. Generally, it’s best to have your frequently used items within reach. 

• Neatness and cleanliness. Design your nursery room with enough storage space to avoid clutter and litter. 

• Softness and tranquility. A relaxing space is a comfortable space–there’s a wide range of baby decor, including night lights, that may help make your child’s room relaxing and enjoyable.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should you start decorating a nursery?

Depending on your situation, it’s generally recommended to start fixing and renovating your nursery as early as the second trimester. At around four months of pregnancy, you can also start planning and finalising for furniture in the room. You can also consider using baby nursery sets to make coordination much easier. 

What items and accessories should you not put in a nursery room?

When planning your nursery room, it’s easy to store excessive items and baby decor to make the space practical or comforting. However, it’s important to balance things out between essentials, extras, and emergency items. 

Some items in your nursery room to be aware of include: 

• Bedding, such as extra blankets, quilts, sheets, toys, plushies, and other soft products should not be stored inside or near the crib. 

• Too many toys which may clutter the room 

• Small items that may pose as choking or suffocating hazards, including batteries and small toy parts