Aesthetically Pleasing Nursery Design Ideas for Twins

Struggling to figure out the layout for your twins’ nursery? Can’t settle on a design? Don’t worry. With our tips, you’ll create the perfect twin nursery.

If you already felt stressed about designing a nursery for one baby, we can imagine how you feel about two. Luckily, we’ve got all the advice you need to have a stress-free experience. Here are our best aesthetically pleasing nursery design ideas for your twins.

Focus on Function

While it’s true that you’ll need more stuff for your second little one, that doesn’t mean you need to buy doubles of everything. While you’ll probably still need two cribs, you can share most of your babies’ furniture and other items between the twins.

Space and organization are key here. Even if you don’t double everything, you’ll still have more stuff in the room. You don’t want the room to feel too cluttered, so focus on storage solutions. Also, make sure there’s plenty of clear floor space so that you can easily walk around with your little ones.

A Gender-Neutral Nursery

One of the best ways to design an aesthetically pleasing nursery for twins is to create a gender-neutral nursery. This idea is especially perfect if you don’t know the genders or if you’re having a boy and a girl. There are countless sweet ideas out there for gender-neutral rooms.

Many of these ideas operate around a theme, such as woodland forest or carnival. Other future parents choose to design the nursery with a neutral color palette. If you’re dying for some color, you can either add an accent color to a neutral room or choose a gender-neutral shade, like yellow or green, to be the main color.

Creative Crib Layouts

Since you have two cribs and limited space, you’ll need to be creative. Placing the two cribs longways against the wall looks super cute, but it may take up space that you don’t have. Here are a few different options to try:

• Place the cribs on opposite walls, directly across from each other.
• Maximize your corner space. Place one crib in the corner and push the short side of the second crib flush against it.
• Set the two cribs flush against each other with their short sides against the wall.

Placing your cribs in an unusual layout can make it much easier to fit all your necessary furniture into the space. Don’t be afraid to get creative!