Home / Home / Home Decor Trending now: Greenery in your baby’s room Paige Jones We rounded up our favorite examples to inspire your own decor. By Justine Lorelle LoMonaco March 9, 2021 Paige Jones Rectangle There’s something about spring that seems to go hand-in-hand with new babies. New beginnings and freshly blossoming life define both seasons. So we’re happy to see nursery greenery as a trend starting to sprout up just about everywhere. Plus, we’re suckers for a gender-neutral nursery theme . We rounded up our favorite examples of the greenery trend to inspire your own decor: The Sill marble queen pothose A simple touch of greenery creates a charming focal point for any room—even the nursery. Pro tip: Hang it well out of reach for when your little one starts to stand. $51 Buy Now Plan Toys cactus game A simple, plant-inspired toy is a cool way to start every day with a bit of nature. $10 Buy Now Lorena Canals botanic plants rug This oversized art would be at home in either a boy or girl nursery, and it would be easy to repurpose the prints in your home later on. $325 Buy Now Framed vintage botanicals decorative wall art Statement wallpaper or a hand-painted mural is a great way to tie in greenery while also upping the room’s style factor. $75 Buy Now Cloud Island fitted crib sheet Got a black thumb? No judgment. Add your greenery with a sweet sheet set (no prickly cactus necessary). $9.99 Buy Now Nearly Natural artificial fern hanging basket Even the tiniest nursery is freshened up by plant or two. Hanging plants also saves precious floor space—and keeps leaves out of reach from tiny, pulling hands. Also, statement plants like a fern are great for nurseries because they require little care to thrive. Unlike, say, that eight-pound task master that sleeps in the crib. $28.11 Buy Now We independently select and share the products we love—and may receive a commission if you choose to buy. You’ve got this. Related Stories Home Shopping Guides Bring the afterlife to life with these spooktacular Beetlejuice decorations home 5 steps to starting Montessori at home—no perfect playroom required Viral & Trending Interior designer says displaying family photos can be “shrine-like” The latest Baby H5 bird flu outbreak: What families need to know to stay safe Baby The preemie crisis in America: Why the US keeps failing its most vulnerable babies News New study reveals what parents need to know about the link between air pollution and autism Baby E. coli outbreak sparks organic carrot recall across 18 states—check your fridge now