Baby Nursery Ideas Inspired By Taylor Swift Songs

If you're a die-hard Swiftie, chances are you've memorized every one of Taylor Swift's songs, which is quite a feat given that she has twelve studio albums to date. Many of her tunes are dreamy and whimsical, so if you're expecting a little one, there are plenty of baby names inspired by Taylor Swift songs. To keep with that theme, your nursery can also reflect just how much you love the "August" singer, with so many songs to provide you with the perfect decorating plan. Whether she croons about heartbreak or makes you dance to a fun bop, all of her lyrics conjure up some sort of image and feeling inside you. 

You can go with a complete theme, such as using lavender colors as the main decor. Or, simply take the sweet lyrics from "Never Grow Up" to make a plaque or engrave a picture frame. You're stepping into your Mom Era, and when the nesting urge is all too real, go complete Swiftie and decorate to your heart's delight.

There's nothing like looking down at your newborn and feeling a rush of love. That's how Taylor Swift describes falling into the utmost infatuation with someone in her song "Lavender Haze," and while she's talking about a beau, that can apply to your baby as well. Make a white room stand out with touches of purple and lilac throw pillows, blankets, and fun decals on the wall. A plaid border on top adds a bit of structure, while a lavender mural provides a relaxing view while you soothe your baby to sleep.

We all know that red is Taylor Swift's color, with her "Red" album and song of the same name, so styling your nursery with crimson shades is so befitting if you're a Swiftie. Her love for the color goes way beyond that era, as Swift has worn so many red lipsticks over the years. However, because your baby has years to go before she wears makeup, decorating with the pop star's fave hue will have to do. A red crib is so chic and unexpected, as is an accent wall, and complementary pops of blue will add even more dimension.

One of Taylor Swift's more poignant songs is "Never Grow Up" from her "Speak Now" album, in which she sings, "Oh, darling, don't you ever grow up/Don't you ever grow up, just stay this little." When you're a parent that idea really resonates, and having the lyrics framed in your baby's nursery would be a sweet reminder of their innocence. Or, get even craftier and print out the words as decals and stick them to the wall so you can hum them to your precious bundle.

For neutral-loving moms, use inspo from Taylor Swift's song "Gold Rush" to create a gilded paradise for your sweetie. Choose a buttery yellow or a rich copper, but keep the color the same throughout the room for a cohesive finish. A gold crib and picture frames bring warmth, while brown wicker adds to the color scheme without going overboard with metallics. Once you have your key pieces picked out, add comfy accessories in accent colors like baby pink, peach, and periwinkle to soften up the metal pieces.

One of Taylor Swift's devoted gestures to Travis Kelce was her song "Opalite," which she wrote after meeting her now-husband. In the song, she sings, "Sleepless in the onyx night/But now the sky is opalite." Opal represents the month of October, making it perfect for fall babies, but it can also be a symbol of how life changed for the better after becoming a parent. Take a page out of Swift's song and create a gorgeous lit sky with a muted blue ceiling, a moon-like flush mount, and holographic stars for that perfect onyx night feeling.

Taylor Swift's "Enchanted" is about meeting someone she was immediately enamored with, which is exactly what new parents feel about their newborns. While the song isn't about a fairy tale, you can get literal by creating an enchanted forest for your baby's nursery. A dark green wall with trees bearing autumn-inspired green and orange leaves feels so cozy, especially with a string of fairy lights over the crib. Be sure to get one with soft yellow bulbs for a moonlit effect.

Taylor Swift's "White Horse" is about a person's shattered dreams of a fairytale ending and not letting a knight in shining armor save her, but a white horse also represents courage and fearlessness. Westerncore is always trendy, so give your baby room a farm aesthetic with a painting of a white horse lazing on a ranch. Complement the artwork with rustic elements like a wooden crib, faux candelabras, and a bronze chandelier. When your wee one gets old enough, place a white rocking horse on the floor for some good old-fashioned playtime fun.