Camo + ColorTransitional Nursery, San Francisco

Take great enjoyment in decorating your son’s nursery while he is still blessedly without an opinion. (If you are lucky, that will last until he is about 3, then all bets are off.) This charcoal and acid-yellow color scheme with its mix of stripes and camouflage is both masculine and stunning. And don’t you love the lime-green blanket?

You can go bold with this trend by layering it on all your walls. It works well here because the wallpaper has gray tones, so it doesn't overwhelm the space. Cheerful dashes of yellow and green show up in artwork, a chair and a blanket. This room is designed for one stylish kid. Tip: If having wallpaper installed is too pricey, then consider stenciling a camouflage pattern onto the walls and filling in your design with paint. It's a look you can achieve at a fraction of wallpaper's cost.How to Use an All-Over Wall Stencil

The couple used this room as a nursery (as shown) when they first moved in. Now that their son is older, they've swapped the crib for a twin bed, a very easy transformation from baby to bigger boy bedroom.Wallpaper: Porter's Paints; crib: Nurseryworks

Dark window shades or blackout curtains are very important for nap time. It takes a while for your baby to start sleeping normally outside of the womb. Dark shades or curtains will help you get them down for naps much quicker and enjoy some me time while you can grab it.

In this contemporary nursery, gray and white patterns anchor the space and allow the yellow accents to give just the right amount of visual pop.

I like the solid color with the accent stripe