Boho Baby Nursery Styling with Wallpaper, Fabrics, Curtains, and Bedding

Welcoming a new baby into your home is life-changing, and designing the perfect nursery is a joyful part of the journey.

If you’re looking to achieve a beautiful, calm,  boho baby nursery,  try incorporating some of the ideas below into your nursery decor.

In this article, we’ll guide you through the art of styling a boho baby nursery using wallpaper, fabrics, curtains, and bedding to create a serene and on-trend space for your little one.

2. Play with Bohemian Wallpaper

Wallpaper is a fantastic way to infuse personality and character into your nursery. A Boho baby nursery often features wallpaper with intricate and eclectic patterns. Consider options like:

• Floral Prints: Delicate, vintage-inspired floral patterns in muted colours can add a touch of femininity and charm to the room.

• Geometric Designs: Geometric shapes and patterns can provide a modern twist to the boho style. Look for wallpapers with subtle geometric designs in neutral or pastel tones.

• Tribal or Moroccan Patterns: These intricate and exotic patterns can add a sense of adventure and cultural richness to the nursery.

Choose a focal wall for your wallpaper or apply it to the entire room for a more immersive experience.

Tip: Select wallpaper that complements the overall colour scheme.

3. Incorporate Boho Fabrics

Fabrics play a crucial role in achieving a boho-chic nursery look. Seek out soft, natural materials like cotton, linen, and jute for curtains, rugs, and cushions. Consider the following ideas:

• Curtains: Opt for lightweight, flowy curtains in natural colors like beige, cream, or soft white. You can even choose curtains with subtle patterns like bohemian motifs, feathers, or dreamcatchers.

• Rugs: A woven, textured rug with fringes or tassels can add warmth and texture to the room. Look for rugs in muted colors that complement your color palette.

• Cushions and Throws: Scatter cushions and throws with tribal or bohemian prints on the rocking chair or crib for added comfort and style.

Curtains from my Look To The Sky collection, large scale.

4. Embrace Boho Bedding

Creating a cosy and inviting crib is essential for your baby’s comfort in your boho baby nursery. When it comes to bedding, consider these boho-inspired options:

• Natural Fibre Bedding: Choose crib sheets and blankets made from natural fibres like organic cotton or muslin. These materials are gentle on your baby’s skin and fit the boho aesthetic.

• Layering: Create depth by layering different patterns and textures. For example, layer a patterned crib sheet with a lightweight quilt or crochet blanket for a boho-cosy look.

• Dreamy Canopies: Hang a sheer canopy above the crib for a whimsical touch. Choose one in a soft, muted colour that complements the nursery’s overall theme.

Crib sheet from my Look To The Sky collection, large scale.

5. Accessorise Thoughtfully

Boho style is all about the details. Accessorize the nursery with carefully selected items that fit the theme:

• Wall Art: Hang dreamcatchers, macramé wall hangings, or framed botanical prints to add personality to the room.
• Plants: Potted plants or hanging planters can introduce a touch of nature and greenery, enhancing the boho atmosphere.
• Soft Lighting: Opt for warm, soft lighting with fairy lights, a stylish pendant lamp, or a table lamp with a natural wood or bamboo base.
• Personal Touches: Incorporate personal touches like family heirlooms, handmade crafts, or DIY decor to make the nursery feel unique and meaningful.

And there you have it!

Creating a beautiful, calm, and boho baby nursery is all about muted colours, unique patterns, and thoughtful little details.

By choosing soft and soothing colours, selecting bohemian wallpaper and fabrics, and incorporating boho bedding and accessories, you can fashion a nursery that’s both stylish and serene—a perfect haven for your little one to grow and thrive in.

Please tag me in your nursery design updates @michelle_tasker_ I love seeing what you create 🙂

Happy decorating!

Much love,

Michelle