Neutral wallpaper for the nursery
Neutral wallpaper is the calmest base you can choose for a nursery. Soft shades like beige, sand and warm grey keep the room calm and let your furniture and accessories really stand out. It works for a boy and for a girl, and it still looks good as the room grows with your child.
What makes neutral wallpaper so practical is that it goes with everything. A beige stripe or a soft animal print won't clash if you change the bedding or curtains in a couple of years. You just update the accessories and the room feels new again.
Combine it with wood, linen and rattan for a warm room, or with white and soft grey if you prefer something sleeker. All our designs are created in-house and printed on non-woven wallpaper, so you apply the paste to the wall rather than the paper.
Not sure which shade suits your room? Order a sample for €3.50 and hold it in daylight next to your furniture.
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Styling tips for neutral wallpaper in a nursery
Let the shades blend into one another
Neutral wallpaper works best when the shades in the room sit close together. Beige, sand and warm grey side by side create depth without any one colour standing out. A big difference in colour actually makes a small room feel restless.
Create contrast with material rather than colour
With a calm base, the contrast comes from the materials. Wood, linen, rattan and wool each bring a different texture while keeping the room calm. That way the space stays warm without needing a bold colour.
Keep the colour in the accessories
Neutral wallpaper leaves room to change the mood later on. By keeping colour only in the textiles and accessories, the room can grow with your child. The wallpaper itself never needs replacing.
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Neutral wallpaper for the nursery
Here's how our customers put neutral wallpaper into practice. In these rooms, the wallpaper forms the base, and the atmosphere comes from the bedding, the baskets and the light.