Black and White Nursery Decor

Pimp Your Crib: Black and White Baby Rooms

April 16, 2009

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Add some sleekness to your lil one's nursery with a black and white theme that screams sophistication. With beautiful damask and toile patterns, black and white is getting more attention from new parents who do not want to compromise their style preferences for a newborn. Considering that babies can only see in black and white for their first few months, the color combination could have been created just for them. Check out some of our recent black and white finds in this slideshow.

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11 Comments

2 years

where can i find this @ i really like it alot

3 years

i like this alot! do you know where i can order this?

schnappycat 3 years

I'm just putting the finishing touches on our black, white, and pink nursery for my new daughter. I'm just about done and love it! I'll try to post pics when I take them.

Budderflie 4 years

Im doing black and white for our little boy due in July. Ikea has a lot of good stuff in the black, white and red area, so I loaded up today. I figure it goes well with everything I wont get on my registry.

4 years

I love the idea of black and white in the nursery and this one is certainly beautiful.

kikidawn 4 years

Oh I like this a lot!

LuvLeoDiCaprio 4 years

I like but I heard bright cheery colors are better for their eye sight.

care0531 4 years

I like it! I also like the brown and pink! I am slowly turning my daughters room into chic pink and brown. Just bought a chandelier with pink and white crystals to top it all off!

POPSUGAR Moms 4 years

I like the mod black and white against very cheery, colorful walls. It makes a statement, but doesn't look too mature.

frankidurbin 4 years

I'm seeing a flood of black and white right now in the baby apparel scene. I will say this - I think the B&W nursery has more to do with parents not finding out the sex of the baby until delivery. My very hip girlfriend did this. Bold prints (not unlike this one) and cheerful light green walls. It was very glam.