10 nurseries in neutral colors and very stylish - a room suitable for boys and girls

Color-coding is a habit that is ingrained in societies all over the planet. For example, in a nursery, pink is for girls, blue is for boys. There's nothing wrong with this, of course, except perhaps for the fact that it can be a bit restrictive or unoriginal. So, when you think of it, what prevents you from furnishing a room for children in shades of orange, green, or even grey?

After all, what really matters is that the environment is welcoming, serene and fun. Toys, furnishing accessories, linen and everything that makes these rooms feel alive, will do the rest. Below you will find some truly irresistible ideas for decorating nurseries with slightly more "unconventional" colors.

A very light taupe (dark gray-brown) on the walls, and white and light wood for the furniture, with essential and modern lines. It's a canvas to paint on using colorful toys and gadgets!

Grey, as well as a wall with black polka dots on a white field, go very well with warm and natural shades such as terracotta and brick and wooden floors. 

Green is a color that lends itself, in its infinite range of shades, to decorating a nursery, perhaps with more intense shades on the walls and more delicate ones for the furniture - or vice versa!

Mint-gray, white, a large and warm carpet: a bright and pleasant room to look at.

Multiple colored polka dots on a white wall, arranged at random: it takes very little to decorate the walls, and without necessarily resorting to using pink or light blue.

And what using about gradient shades, from darkest to lightest as you reach the ceiling? You can do this using almost any color.

Then there are many options if you consider decorating a wall (or more than one) with decorative motifs such as those inspired by nature and animals.

Patterns can be leaves or flowers, light or dark. Or stylized animals that will stimulate a thousand adventures.

These walls that look like scenes from a story printed on wallpaper or painted-on murals.

Then there are the themes that can be followed: a jungle, a forest, castles, and so much more. Children love stories, regardless of their gender.

How about creating a gender-free nursery like one of these?