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Pale green is suitable for either sex - and looks very pretty matched with yellow and orange accents.

Voile curtains are pretty, but black out blinds or curtains will let baby get a better night's sleep.

A nice, calm, relaxing color scheme, that could easily be adapted to a guest room, or added to and changed as baby gets older.

This particular shade of green is nice for a period property, or more historic or traditional look.

Nice use of a focal wall to add color and interest, while the rest of the room is kept neutral. You could wait until baby is born before deciding whether to decorate this wall for a boy or girl.

White furniture and accents keep it all feeling light, spacious and airy - a nice space for Mum to relax in!

Keeping walls and floor simple draws attention to the crib and wall picture/sampler as the foal points.

This would also make a great idea for a corner for baby, in Mum's room - a simple crib like this doesn't take up much space in the first few weeks of life.

A nice baby room with some great decorating nursery ideas for storage - a well designed changing mat fits nicely over the cot, and there are lots of convenient open shelves close at hand.

Keeping practicality as well as style in mind is important in a small room, as well as for baby's safety, so he/she is not left unattended while you cross the room for supplies.

A simple rainbow motif can brighten up even the simplest color scheme, and is equally suitable for both boys and girls. It's not too babyish, and will be attractive, as well as educational as baby grows into a toddler and child.

Lots of storage, space for toys and playing here, too!

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Love the touches of green too - especially the frog - which stops the pink becoming too intense!