Today’s nursery spotlight is brought to you by one of our very own Bumpie mamas! We are loving the simplicity of the theme and the beautiful, touching and thoughtful wall decals that mom and dad picked for their adorable baby-to-be!

Pairing basic, neutral colors and light pinks really makes the exquisite chandelier pop. It’s luxurious enough to give the room a touch of elegance and vintage charm, but young enough that the room still feels innocent and fun. Bravo, mom and pop!

Check it out:

Want to be featured in our Real Nurseries series? Send your submission to communty@thebump.com with the subject line “Real Nurseries.” Make sure to include your nursery-inspiration! We can’t wait to hear from you!

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Today’s nursery spotlight is brought to you by one of our very own moms! The theme is bright red and very much for a baby girl. The inspiration came from wanting a room that baby could grow into.

Our mom, Samantha, said, “We wanted a nursery that could grow with baby and not be the typical pastel color palate but I also wanted it to be very girl and pink.  I also love damask print so when I saw this bedding set I knew I had to have it. I absolutely love the way it turned out!”

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Color authority Pantone has named emerald green the Color of the Year for 2013 and we couldn’t be any more excited! Seriously,  this shade has become a staple and we can’t wait for it to really explode in the new year. But fashion isn’t the only place you can get your emerald fix — green is gorgeous for nursery decor (and it’s gender neutral too!). Take a peek at eight of the most whimsical and refreshing green and emerald nurseries and start dreaming up your perfect room!

Tell us about your baby’s nursery — what’s it look like?

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When it was time for Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott to design the nursery of their fourth child, Finn Davey (who they welcomed last August!), they called on longtime friends Bill Horn and Scout Masterson (a.k.a. The Guncles) who run the PR firm Marque Communications.

“We were thrilled when Tori asked us to help her decorate Finn’s nursery,” said Bill and Scout. “We hope that the room’s decor is a chic and calming space for our little nephew.”

Tell us what you think! Would you try a turquoise, orange and yellow color scheme in your nursery?

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When she started planning her nursery, Bumpie Jenna H. didn’t know her baby’s gender, which made getting started a little difficult. “I wanted our baby’s nursery to be fun, playful and practical,” she says.

As she looked for inspiration, “I landed on a design from a lion poster I loved.” The yellow, white and brown print (which can be seen in the back of the nursery) helped shape Jenna’s vision for this whimsical, gender-neutral room.

What inspired you as you started decorating baby’s nursery? 

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This gender-neutral Parisian nursery was uploaded on The Bump Real Nursery Gallery by blogger Sisteroo. And while it looks completely professional, Sisteroo and her husband DIY-ed the entire nursery themselves — down to the tiniest details.

“We spent a good part of the last two months nailing, caulking, sanding, painting, upholstering, sewing, spray painting, decoupaging and glue gunning ourselves into complete DIY exhaustion,” she says.

The result? “A darling French-style gray and orange nursery that reminds us of our honeymoon in Paris.”

Browse more photos from Sisteroo’s nursery on her blog.

Tell us, what do you think of this nursery? 

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Not only are these nursery prints funny (and adorable), but most of the sites have different customization options so you can personalize them to match baby’s room. And for those crafty mamas out there, we love that many of these ideas can be easily DIY-ed at home. Check out these helpful instructions on Young House Love for making your own wall signs for a fraction of the cost of buying them.

Tell us, do you have any funny wall art in baby’s nursery? 

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Nesting on a budget? Save money by DIY-ing one of these sweet mobiles for baby’s nursery.

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Tell us, how did you decorate the walls in baby’s nursery?

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