How to Design a White Wall Nursery Room

This post is about how to style a baby girl’s pink room with a white wall nursery. You don’t need to paint or wallpaper the walls to make a beautiful, stylish room.

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I was over the moon when we found out we were having our baby girl! I knew I wanted to keep her nursery simple because ultimately we want multiple children, and the likelihood of shifting kids around to different bedrooms is high. So I scoured Pinterest looking for a beautiful pink and white nursery without all the board and batten, wallpaper, paint, and more. My goal was simple white walls with beautiful touches of pink throughout.

If you are looking for inspiration for a nursery without all the hassle of DIY (let’s be honest you have enough to worry about!), then I hope my design helps you!

First, I compiled the nursery items I adored into a mood board using Canva. The free version of Canva is great and easy to drag and drop your images into.

Mood boarding helps me to imagine how the colors and tones play well with each other. It also helps me stay within my budget! Some pieces are higher-end from Pottery Barn while other pieces are more affordable from Amazon.

Our rooms are big enough to keep a queen-sized bed in the bedroom, which I decided to do. I got a clean white duvet cover and layer with pink and green accents to match the aesthetic. This gives options if we have guests staying over.

Overall this was a nice change up from my standard room designs because I did not touch any power tools, paint, or wood. I was able to let the furniture and decor hold the space in the room. I love how it turned out!

This post was all about how to design a baby girl’s room with a white wall nursery.