Baby's room: 5 décor ideas

If you are looking for inspiration to decorate your baby's room, our team has spotted five décor ideas.
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Décor trend no. 1: wallpaper

Wallpaper has never truly left the baby's room. What has changed is the way it is applied. A few years ago, people would hang just one strip of wallpaper or, conversely, paper an entire room. Today, wallpaper is applied to a full wall for more personality. For renters, there are excellent repositionable self-adhesive wallpapers available. 

Trending patterns: 

The gingham wallpaper, panoramic wallpapers, the Arty Bien Fait wallpapers repurposed from their original adult audience for children's rooms, and the naïve graphic wallpaper by Mathilde Cabanas.

Décor trend no. 2: Viva Magenta

After Very Peri, the Pantone colour of the year 2022, it is Viva Magenta that takes centre stage in 2023. The vibrant hue is making its way even into children's décor. There is no need to repaint the walls of a toddler's room — just add it in small touches. Think baby bed linen, decorative objects such as lighting, a play mat or curtains. 

Not ready to take the plunge with magenta? Opt for softer tones. Our MILO play set comes in a less vibrant rosewood. Our TAMI play mats are available in Rose Marsala or Nude.

Décor trend no. 3: colourful gender-neutral rooms

Blue for boys, pink for girls… Gender-typed baby rooms are no longer in fashion. In recent years, the trend has been towards gender-neutral rooms in beige, camel, grey and green tones. Today, non-gendered rooms are no longer limited to neutral colours. Bold choices, pop tones and maximum colour are on the agenda! Follow your instincts and don't hold back if you want pink even though your newborn is a boy. 

Our tip: add pops of colour with small accessories such as pennants, cushions, soft toys, bed linen or a sleeping bag.

Décor trend no. 4: Scandinavian minimalism

Still very much in vogue, the Scandinavian style brings its timeless quality to children's rooms. We love this poetic trend for its cocooning feel and natural materials. The recipe for embracing Scandinavian minimalism: furniture with rounded shapes, a blend of materials combining soft fabrics and wood. Your key words will be softness, cosy nest, and home well-being. 

Décor trend no. 5: sustainable furniture

The time has come for more responsible and sustainable consumption, even in children's décor. The good news? Designers are imagining lines that combine aesthetics with an ethical footprint, built around conscious and intelligent production. Children may grow up, but it is possible to keep a beautiful design piece for a long time as it evolves alongside them. 

Our selection of grow-with-me furniture: 

  • The TOBO and TIBU adjustable high chairs
  • The KIMI convertible cot
  • The KODO co-sleeper that transforms into a lovely bench
  • The LEVO bouncer that transforms into a small children's chair.

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