Perfectly Plaid Nursery

Plaid is a classic, and this plaid nursery shows that plaid can be both cozy and sophisticated. In perfect shades of beige and warm wood tones, the neutral nursery practically glows. […]

Plaid is a classic, and this plaid nursery shows that plaid can be both cozy and sophisticated. In perfect shades of beige and warm wood tones, the neutral nursery practically glows. What a peaceful space for mom Gabrielle Saucedo to cuddle baby Sawyer. We adore this space, and we absolutely love seeing ducks and geese popping up in nurseries!

Beige Plaid Nursery
Crib | Dresser | Wallpaper

Gabrielle, her husband and three kids live in Baltimore, where she spends time trying to find the perfect balance of simple and timeless design. Check out Gabrielle on instagram where she shares mood boards of her latest designs.

Art | Wallpaper

Where did you pull inspiration for your nursery design? 
The art of the ducklings above the crib is where my inspiration came from. Being that we did not know the baby’s gender, I knew I wanted the color scheme to be heavy on beige, with green accents. The art immediately inspired me to create a subtle “mother goose” type room.

Glider Nook in Gender Neutral Nursery
Glider + Ottoman | Paint Color

What part of the design process did you enjoy the most? 
Finding nursery furniture that would complement the wallpaper. The wood on the crib and dresser has a warmer feel to it, so I spent hours trying to pair the perfect beige wallpaper that also had warm tones. 

Beige Nursery Dresser
Dresser | Changing Basket (similar) | Mirror (similar)
Plaid Nursery Wallpaper and Book Wall Shelves
Wallpaper | Wall Shelves

What is your favorite part or detail in your nursery? 
I love how the ducklings on the baby blanket match perfectly with the ducklings in the artwork. 

Gender Neutral Plaid Nursery
Wallpaper | Crib | Crib Sheet (similar)

What is one thing that you would tell other parents to consider when starting their own nursery design project? 
Start with a piece of art that you really like and the rest will fall into place from there. Also use wallpaper—it adds so much to the overall room design! 

Photography by Brittney Stone

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Beth, Project Nursery’s Editor, lives in Upstate New York with her husband and their two sons and daughter. Beth is a work-from-home mom who loves writing, crafting and all things kid design.

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