With Texas as my inspiration, we embarked on a funky western themed room that featured a monochromatic color palette of tans and greys that created a lovely and relaxing ambience for those first few days at home. I always love baby boy room ideas that incorporate a bright pop of color, so we added that piece via a beautiful indigo blue changing table that could be converted to a dresser as the child grows. Faux animal skin rugs and plenty of friendly creatures in artwork and accessories finished off this precious room.

The day I found out that I am pregnant with a boy, I have been looking around for cute baby nursery ideas that incorporate adorable boyish themes. This was by far my favorite design for several reasons -- I love the beautiful wood paneled ceiling that adds a touch of whimsy to the space, I think the maritime decor theme is so fun and universal, and I love the bright colorful accents the designer used throughout. With this room as my inspiration, I have already gone shopping for baby furniture in a similar natural wood finish that I think would be versatile enough to use in a girls room if I have a daughter next. I also definitely want to recreate the classic bead board panelling they used on the walls because, again, I think it is a very classic and universal look that goes well with the seaside theme but that would also be adorable with nearly any future nursery design I come up with. Researching all of these baby boy room ideas has made me so excited to meet him and see if he loves the nursery as much as I do!

I have been looking around for baby boy room ideas for my pregnant daughter in law because she thinks that I have better decor taste than her. I am so flattered by her request so I want to make sure I find her the perfect nursery ideas. I really liked this room because it seems super functional with the large bookcases, trundle bed and large dresser. She and her husband love to read and I know they will probably want to pass that on to their son, so a fun library feature like this would be perfect for them. I also wanted to find kids room decor that isn't too babyish so that it can grow with him into his toddler and elementary school years. I think a grey and yellow theme like this would be great, because it can be made more colorful or subtle over the years depending on what his interests become.

How fun is this awesome outer space themed baby room decor that is a perfect space to convert to a whimsical playroom as he grows into the toddler stage. Most nurseries have a more neutral and subdued color palette, so these bold primary hues were a playful departure from the norm. I love the combination of the rich royal blue shade against the deep grey "space wall" that features cool stick on decals. These are actually super easy baby room ideas to recreate because you can purchase these peel and stick wall decals online to easily decorate any room. Simply add some space ship themed decor, an imaginative teepee to play in, and a coordinating bed and you have a finished room. Even though I don't have young enough kids to need baby boy room ideas for my own house, I really want to recreate this decor theme in their playroom. They are a bit older (4 and 6 years old) but I think they would still love a room just like this.

Have you ever seen any baby boy room ideas more adorable than this precious carosel themed nursery. When I found out I was having a son, my immediate thought was to look for kids room ideas in sports or nautical themes because thats usually what you see for boys. I love this decor theme so much more because it feels softer and more suited for an infant. We can always change it up as he grows to something a bit more mature, but for now I think it would be absolutely perfect to bring him home to. We already have a grey nursery furniture set that actually looks pretty similar to this, so I just need to figure out how they created the awning style window treatment and hunt around for some wall decals to create the carousel mural. I can't wait to see how it turns out!

After finding out the gender of our child, I immediately ran to the internet to look up baby boy room ideas to begin decorating the nursery. I wanted to do something fun and whimsical that incorporates classic elements found in a baby boy nursery like a vibrant color scheme, cool decorative touches, and fun boyish elements. I love this "under the sea" themed space because it has a funky yet timeless look that can grow with him from infancy into the toddler years and even elementary school. Plus it incorporates a more calming and relaxing color palette than most boys bedroom ideas I have seen that tend to focus more on vibrant primary shades. This is perfect for his newborn stage but will be just as fun for him to play in as he grows.