22 Fresh Pink Nurseries Ideas

Tickled pink with your soon-to-be baby girl? You’re not alone. Once thought old-fashioned, this classic color choice is coming back in a fresh wave of “girlie chic” that’s as popular with moms as it is with kindergarteners.

The word “girly” tends to conjure images of ribbons and bows, but while there’s absolutely nothing wrong with all the traditional trappings, it’s not the only way to go.

From simple, contemporary nurseries in blushing pinks to bold spaces in bright corals, “girlie” now runs a gamut of styles, making it easy to design a nursery that will stand the test of time.

Have your heart set on a traditional pink and white nursery? No problem! You can still create a look that lasts. Try a fresh take on florals with a dramatic print, or go glam with lux textiles and metallic accents. It’s girlie—all grown up. 

This soft and simple nursery room featured by Lincoln Barbour proves that a little bit of color can go a long way.

A subtle shade of pink brings a rosy blush to the space, creating a classically feminine look without being overly girly. It’s a look that will last, taking your daughter from her nursery days well into teen territory. 

Hot pink meets shades of teal and aqua in this fun, mermaid-inspired nursery room designed by Anna of Everyday Miracles. This unusual pairing offers a modern twist on the pastel pink and blue nursery, punching up the palette with bold new shades.

With its crystal chandelier, pink satin furnishings, and rich fur rug, this palatial nursery by Little Crown Interiors is just waiting to be ruled by its own pint-sized princess. The piece de resistance? Renaissance print wallpaper in metallic gold. So glam!

Looking for a shade of pink with real pizazz? Try coral!

With its bold floral mural and sunny coral walls, this bright and cheery nursery space, designed by Hannah of Morning Light, gives the traditional pink-and-white nursery palette an energetic boost.

Painted peaks in a sunset-inspired coral bring life and energy to this playful nursery space designed by Charlotte Love Interiors, offering the perfect balance of bold color and white space.

Think black doesn’t belong in the nursery? Think again.

This beautifully Boho space, spotted on The Scarlet Door, drips drama with a bold black and pink floral accent wall and a starlit canopy in muted rose. It’s a positively dreamy look that your little one will love for years to come.

An unexpected pop of hot pink paint brings a fun and modern energy to this eclectic nursery space featured on One Kings Lane. It's a fun way to introduce a dramatic color to your design without overpowering your space. 

A peachy-pink ceiling casts a warm glow over this soft white nursery space spotted on 100-Layer Cake-let. The understated pink tone is just strong enough to tease out the room’s muted pastel accents, giving the room a dreamy, water-colored look. Gorgeous!

Citrusy shades of pink, green, and orange come together in this lush, tropical-themed girl's room spotted on My Domaine, offering a one-of-a-kind take on the traditional pink floral nursery.

Gleaming gold accents and a bold, black and white print rug give this traditional pink and white swan-themed nursery, featured on Glitter Guide, a chic contemporary edge.

A bright and cheery coral pops out nicely against the pale pink walls in this sweet pink-on-pink nursery from Simple Studio.

Who says blue is for the boys?

Rich navy makes a dramatic statement in this sweet little girl’s room, featured on Project Nursery, setting off a traditional pink and white palette. Lace accents and crystal accessories keep this bold look all girl. 

With its grapefruit-inspired palette of pinks and oranges, this deliciously sweet nursery space designed by VT Interiors lends a citrusy twist to the conventional pink and white approach.

Thousands of silk roses in various shades of pink bring this “blushing rose” nursery concept into full bloom. Spotted on US Weekly, Ali Fedotowsky’s one-of-a-kind nursery space blends traditional sensibilities with contemporary appeal, pairing sweet pink and white accents with chic contemporary furnishings for a look that’s anything but old-fashioned. 

With its candy-stripped accents and unexpected color pairing, this playful pink and red nursery designed by Sarah Richardson Interiors brings all things sweet to mind.  We just can’t get enough of this delightful space!

Minty greens and rosy shades of pink pair perfectly in this beautiful garden bouquet-inspired nursery featured on Style Your Senses. Soft pastels ensure natural color cohesion while allowing the more dramatic floral shades to jump out from the focus wall, and a touch of gold adds plenty of girly glam.

A peachy pink is always a great choice for a little girl, combing the femininity of pink with the warmth and coziness of orange.

This beautiful vintage space, designed by Arielle Elise, pairs this popular shade with fresh white textiles and soft pastel accents, creating a bright and airy space. 

 I spy paradise! A lively shade of coral paired with bold green accents and organic textiles gives this unique Instagram find a carefree tropical feel.

From the peachy-pink walls to the glamorous gold accents, this sweet little twin nursery, featured on Mini Style, is girl enough for two! While grey and gold is not a popular pairing, this silvery hue offers a perfect metallic balance, allowing the room’s pink and gold accents to really shine. 

A dramatic floral print featuring water-colored blossoms in soft pink hues is the perfect anchor for this fresh white nursery space seen on Glitter Guide, introducing a touch of rosy color and bringing this subtly beautiful design to life.

A rich tapestry of muted pinks, antique silver accents, and lux textiles makes this vintage girl's room from Project Nursery a real heart-stopper. A lilac purple accent wall adds drama, bringing a touch of royal glam to the space.

Pink and grey has become a popular nursery palette in recent years, but getting it right requires careful color paring. For a nice balance, choose a clean silvery hue with a touch of blue and opt for a very light shade. You don’t want your nursery to look stormy!

This pretty little nursery from Amanda G. Whitaker does everything right. The grey walls do not overpower the space, and the metallic accents pick up the silvery tones in the paint. Lovely!