Giving out cupcakes when the baby arrives—with blue icing for a boy and pink for a girl—is an age-old tradition. This gender-specific approach to colour—in all of its archaicness—has found its way into an infant’s nursery, and beyond. Sadly, what’s construed as a harmless perception of colour becomes a limiting factor for the little one at a sub-conscious level, and shapes a narrow approach to life, in general. AD in its baby decor series, sheds light on the need for a gender-neutral nursery by listing some well-researched design tips. Here are some tips you can steal for your own kid’s room.

Publication: Architectural Digest (Online)

Date: August 28, 2018