Baby Girl Nursery Inspiration

I shared in my last post that I have been thinking about and pinning ideas for nurseries since I found out I was pregnant in July. If you missed Baby Boy’s nursery inspiration, you can check out my last post of a zoo-animal themed nursery. If Baby W is a girl, I don’t want to go with a theme but instead I want to go with soft pinks and whites to make it very feminine. Here is the inspiration board I created.

Again, a gender neutral crib is a must because I want it to be a practical purchase that can be used with future children. My favorites are this one and this one. I also want to do a dresser with changing table topper and my favorite dresser for Baby Girl is the Blythe dresser from Pottery Barn Kids. I just love the legs and handles! Our nursery is small so the changing table topper is a must – there won’t be room to squeeze in a separate changing table. I also love that once diapering years are over, the dresser can still be used for many years to come. 

For art in this room, I chose hand-engraved wall shelving from Restoration Hardware Baby and Child. These are just gorgeous and I would love to style them with stuffed animals, photos, and trinkets.

My favorite girl bedding is the Bridgette quilt. I love the different patterns of pink fabric and the crib sheet has tiny pink bows all over which are darling. 

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One of my favorite things about this bedding is that it is cute and feminine without being a pattern that seems too grown up. 

I’ve been really happy with other PB bedding that we have purchased so I know I will at least get the crib bedding from there, although I love their furniture as well.

The Charleston glider has made an appearance in this inspiration board as well. I just think it is classic and lovely, although entirely too expensive. Here, I paired it with Land of Nod’s Posh Pouf. I love the tufted pink look. Again, I love the option of a pouf instead of an ottoman because it adds color, is a little playful, and far most cost effective.

I am obsessed with these bow curtains. They just scream “baby girl” and are so feminine. They are available in several colors, but I chose the pink for my inspiration board because the soft pink is just so pretty.

Below are some photos from my Pinterest account that I used as inspiration when narrowing down my selections. 

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Stay tuned because my week 18-21 bumpdate is my next scheduled post and it includes Baby W’s gender. What do you think – will Baby be sleeping in the zoo-animal themed nursery from Tuesday’s post or the soft pink nursery pictured above? Cast your vote in the comments.