We didn't know the gender so I went neutral. The artwork is Richard Scary nursery rhymes (I bought an old picture book at a resale shop) matted on scrapbook paper and framed. Everybody compliments those! I did 2 sets of 2 over the crib--they're large. The walls are a light sage green color, the bedding is grey with elephants (1 set) and grey & white chevron (the other). My absolute favorite project: I picked up a bunch of wall mounted spice racks from Ikea, painted them, and placed several behind the door--in the wasted space--as book shelves.

I was so over animal/jungle theme...which seems to be what most of the gender neutral ones are. By doing a mix-match of stuff I was able to keep an antique bronze lamp & my damask curtains in the room. Also, we have so many old blankets--made by my grandma & great grandma for me 35 yrs ago--and quilts from family & friends that we wanted to be able to use. Not having a heavy theme allows us to incorporate all the stuff that is meaningful to us.

(One random suggestion: if you have the room for it, and you have an extra one, I'd highly suggest putting/leaving a regular (twin size in our case) bed in the room. We use it for getting her dressed, putting lotion on, playing with toys, etc... She's 20 weeks now and is almost too long for the changing table (I'm glad we took a hand-me-down!) so soon she'll be getting changed on the bed.)

Mine is a jungle theme but not your traditional jungle stuff. I have crocodiles, giraffes, toucans and a variety of jungle plants. It's hard to explain but it is pretty cool. I am having a boy.

Mine both stayed in our room for 6 months and 10 months. They share a room now.

When it was just my son, we had the room painted blue and just got a border thing with cute teddies and things on it. We were planning to sell our flat so didn't want to do too much.

Now we're still here, but will be moving at the end of the year! We did have some Very Hungry Caterpillar stickers on the wall, and now it's got more of a nautical theme, lots of boats, lighthouses, fish etc. The blind is also nautical themed. My son has a nautical duvet set, although my daughter's is Peppa Pig!

I like the Gruffalo things too. I'm not sure if that's popular in the US.

We don't know what we're having so we went relatively neutral.
It's not finished yet but here are some things we've picked out.
I made the deer head out of paper mache and the pillow case was just an IKEA cushion case I stencilled, it will be going on the sofa bed that's going in the nursey (sofa bed is grey)
The crib is the same colour as the dresser (it's out of stock so we won't have it until May 11th)

Miska_: best theme ever!! We would do a LOTR or Labyrinth theme if we were bothering with a theme at all but are renting and can't be bothered doing heaps of decor stuff. We've got some planet and dinosaurs wall decals (don't know gender but dinosaurs!!) and that's about it. The rest of our stuff is random

We are doing something very similar for our nursery too! Light grey walls, with one darker grey wall, with a white tree with little blue and yellow birds on the branches. Trying to keep it very gender neutral.