Unisex Nursery Design
by Mary Krawczyk
 GO HERE FOR MORE! My husband and I didn't want to know the sex of our first baby so a unisex nursery design and a gender neutral baby bedding set was a necessity unless we wanted to be decorating the nursery after the baby was born. We had already purchased the Fisher Price Rainforest baby bedding and needed gender neutral nursery colors that would match the crib set's color scheme. So, we came up with the idea of painting the walls in an argyle design. Well, actually we painted a "pseudo-argyle" pattern using shades of green, teal blue and peach. We taped off the pattern along the walls and just started painting. We completed the whole painting process that did so much to give our baby's unisex nursery design a unique and custom look in a day and a half which was well worth it considering how much it added to the decor.
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