Top Boho Nursery Printables: Our Favorite Picks from Etsy
Eleanor’s nursery was by far my favorite room to decorate. The rest of the house is very neutral, dark accents, wood tones, but the nursery was a fun pop of color.
I knew for sure what I didn’t want: no unicorns, no goddamn glitter, no frilly pink shit. I wanted it to be really gender neutral but anyone who has babies would know it’s so difficult to buy baby supplies and decor items that aren’t in the ‘boy’ or ‘girl’ category.
Once we got the crib and a Craiglist dresser I painted to use as a changing table, I was quickly drawn to the rainbow, muted colors, boho kind of feel for the rest of the decor.
Now Eleanor’s been in the world almost four months and we’ve lived with an actual baby for a while, I’ve quickly realized the closet isn’t very functional. I’m in the process of designing what would work better and have been researching printables from Etsy to include and make it feel like its own little mini decorated room.
Here’s a roundup of my favorite boho nursery printables for your little one’s room.
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Personalized rainbow
This is another one we’ve got in Eleanor’s room. Again, muted colors, but ones that would coordinate well with other color schemes if you’re going a different direction. We asked the seller if she could move the name underneath the rainbow and she was super sweet and responded so quickly!
Run Wild
A little more vibrant than I chose to go in Eleanor’s room, but I love the font and the square shape of this one.
Hearts pattern
Another fun one for a gallery wall, it would break up quote signs or artwork well and it’s basically the perfect soft pink shade.
Abstract suns
The boho nursery world is full of suns (trust me, I did way more scrolling than I’m proud of in the process of designing our nursery) but this one has a unique shape and even though it’s got some pink in it, it’s still pretty gender neutral.
Play all day
Cute for a nursery or a playroom, I would love to put this in a little reading nook with floor cushions some day.
Rainbows pattern
The pink on pink is super cute, and I love that it’s almost like a little swatch of wallpaper in a frame. Perfect for a gallery wall.
Moody rainbow
More muted colors for my muted color-loving soul! It would really go well with that traditional rust/beige/brown/natural wood boho color scheme and would be perfect in a little boy or girl’s room (or anyone who’s team green throughout pregnancy).
Animal alphabet
I think this one will need to be added to the nursery when Eleanor gets old enough to start learning the alphabet. The little watercolor animals are so cute without looking like it belongs in a generic doctor’s office (you know what kind I’m talking about), and it’s so whimsical.
Welcome to my crib
We’ve got this one on Eleanor’s shelves above her dresser! Being us of course we needed a pun thrown into the nursery, and this whole shop has really cool nursery versions of rap lyrics in all kinds of styles.
Sweet Little Fox
Okay so it’s kind of cheating because it seems like this is a traditional cute animal print, but his shirt is sneakily also filled with boho rainbows. I love the rust color, the way it looks like one of those fancy, modern stuffed animals as opposed to a ‘cartoon’ kind of animal, and the more subtle boho element to it.
Retro flowers
The design on these flowers is so unique! I love the mix of yellow and pink and that it comes in a set that would be perfect for a ready-made little gallery wall (because sometimes finding artwork that works together can be so hard) or in a row above the crib.
Well, okay, now I want to redesign the whole nursery. If anyone’s having a baby soon and wants to put me in charge of decorating the nursery that would be great because you’d better believe I’m not about to do the living-life-in-three-hour-cycles-of-feeding-and-changing newborn phase again for a while.
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