Nursery Colour Guide: Calm, Safe & Beautiful Spaces
Baby on the way? One of the biggest tasks on the pre-baby checklist is setting up the nursery.
If you’re not sure where to start with colour, this guide covers calming palettes, low-VOC considerations, and ideas for using leftover paint creatively.
Why nursery paint choice matters
The first days, weeks, and months with a new baby are a whirlwind. Creating a calm, comfortable space can make a meaningful difference for both you and your little one.
Soft neutrals like pale grey, dusty green, muted pink, or grey-blue all work beautifully in nursery spaces. Once you’ve chosen your wall colour, leftover paint can be used on toys, furniture, or décor.
Just as importantly, safety matters. VOCs (volatile organic compounds) are commonly found in paints, but our range is formulated to be more than 99% VOC-free, making it a safer choice for indoor family spaces.
On-trend neutrals
Head in the Clouds
A soft light grey that works beautifully on nursery walls. Pair with two-tone detailing for added depth.
Inner Self
A dusty pale green that brings calm, warmth, and softness into the space.
C.R.E.A.M
A warm off-white that suits almost any nursery style. Timeless and versatile.
Hey Pesto
Wide Brim
A light beige with a hint of khaki for a modern neutral alternative.
Pink hues to love
The Dame
Settle Petal
A dusty modern pink for a subtle but stylish nursery tone.
Dawn Patrol
A muted blush pink ideal for walls and upcycled furniture pieces.
Calming blues
Bubble Bath
A soft grey-blue that makes small spaces feel larger and more open.
Bon Bon
Ol’ Blue Eyes
Once your palette is chosen, remember that leftover paint can be used on furniture, toys, and décor to tie the whole nursery together beautifully.
