Twin Nursery Pictures Gallery
Your Best Source of Twin Nursery Design Inspiration! Lots of Twin Baby Room Pictures Including Pictures Submitted By Our Readers and a Celebrity Baby Nursery or Two!
Are you looking for twin baby room decorating ideas? Then you've come to the right place! This page is packed with cool nursery pictures to stir up your own creative juices.
Take a good look at each of the nursery designs on this page and pick out the parts from each one that you like. Put these baby room ideas together to create your own twins nursery room...
Twin Nursery Pictures Sent In By Our Readers
This nursery design was sent to us by Lindsay Heller from Lancaster, PA, USA.
You can read more about it
here.
This twin baby room decorating idea was sent to us by Melissa from USA.
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here.
This twin baby room decorating idea was sent to us by Nancy from Washington, USA.
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here.
This twin baby room decorating idea was sent to us by Kasey from Chicago, USA.
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here.
This twin baby room decorating idea was sent to us by Mandy Stribling from Nashville, TN, USA.
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here.
This twin baby room decorating idea was sent to us by Monica Fields from Hurley, MS (Gulf Coast), USA.
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here.More Twin Nursery Pictures
This nursery idea for twins is a beautiful example of how to use gender neutral colors and themes to create a baby room that can be shared by a baby boy and a baby girl.
This nursery is shared by a prince and princess too. The colors are neutral but striking and the boy's and girl's crib area are differentiated by the different letter styles in the monograms. Simple, but very effective.
These monograms are made by thepinkazalea.com. You can find these exact monograms
here.
Another gender neutral nursery idea for twins. But this one has a twist! I wish I had this kind of money! Alas...
Twin nursery decor for bouncing boys in this one. Note the creative use of the window valances. Unfortunately, placing the cribs in front of the windows isn't the safest idea - but it does look good. How about moving the cribs to the opposite wall and mounting the valances there instead, with the drapes as a frame for a pair of character murals?
You can use this baby room decorating idea in any nursery design.
This twin baby room idea demonstrates the classic use of a gender neutral scenic wall mural to pull together a twin nursery design. Boy or girl, they're sure to love pandas right? Or is it just me that adores these cute cuddly looking creatures?
This simple nursery idea for twins demonstrates the value of the
mini crib. If your twins nursery is not the biggest, this may be something to consider.
Another chocolate nursery idea for twins, this one with white and a splash of green. The cribs are placed on opposite sides of the room in this one, instead of next to one another.
In this girl's nursery the twins cribs have been placed back to back and linked visually with a draped canopy on the wall. It will be kinda cute for them to peer over the top at each other when they start standing!
This twin baby room idea is one of my favorites. I love the colors of this twin nursery for boys. Note the beautifully embroidered monograms above the cribs.
In this nursery design they've used silhouettes above the cribs to differentiate between the boy's crib and the girl's. I love the clean crisp color scheme but I'm not sure how practical it is with two spitting up babies on the way!
This nursery is very simple but sweet for two little girls. It's a bit plain for me, but I like the pink tie ribbons on the bumpers that match the ribbon along the bottom of the skirt.
Another simple nursery design. The yellow stripes are striking against the black in the bedding.
This one is a beautiful vintage shabby chic baby girls' room. I love the window seat - I've always wanted one of those!
This beautiful tree mural painted by Dawn Papandrea-Khan ties the twins cribs together in this room. Apparently the mom-to-be wanted the branches to extend over the cribs so that she could hang the twins name letters from them. Cool idea!
I love the colors in this twin nursery. The rug pulls it all together perfectly, and aren't those name plaques just adorable!
This mom of twin boys used a different jungle animal for each baby to differentiate their crib spaces. The one has a giraffe name plaque and the other has an elephant. Everything else is identical in both spaces. This is a great idea for creating individual cribs without lots of co-ordination hassles!
Celebrity Twins Nursery Rooms
We all like to take a quick peek into the lives of the rich and famous so I've managed to gather up a few celebrity baby nursery pictures for you...
Let's start with the famous J Lo Twins boudoir. Emme and Max started life the way their parents intend it to continue - in the lap of luxury!
It's beautiful and I love the
Bratt Decor Casablanca cribs
but I think if I were Emme or Max I'd be absolutely terrified of spitting up in here!
Brooke Burke had this nursery designed for her 13 month old daughter, Heaven Rain and her new baby boy.
She chose to define the gender of the two
Venetian Bratt Decor cribs
by using matching blue and pink bedding and attaching coordinating blue and pink drapes to the canopies.
Ricky Martin had an airplane-themed nursery built for his twin sons Matteo and Valentino. Check out that light! I have to admit that I'm not sure about the rug but I love the built in shelving opposite the
Netto Collection Moderne Cribs. Great for the extra storage you need with twins.
Marcia Cross and husband Tom chose a serene lilac nursery for their twin girls, Savannah and Eden.
The nursery is outfitted in the gorgeous Bratt Decor
Manhattan furniture collection.
The gliders and window treatments are in fabric coordinating with the crib bedding, which differentiates the two crib spaces. One is done in sage while the other is in pink blush.
This baseball themed celebrity baby nursery is home to Max and Bob, twin sons of Brooke and Charlie Sheen. I love how traditional blue softness is combined with the modern crispness of the
Bratt Decor Blu Collection nursery furniture.
More Than Two?
And finally, here's an example of a room for triplets if you are expecting more than two. You'll need a room the size of my house for this one, but it is gorgeous isn't it?
Here are a few more triplet nursery pictures I found:
I hope these twin nursery room pictures gave you some ideas and inspiration for your own nursery design.
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