Blue or green? Can't decide which color to paint his nursery

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I normally like gender neutrals like green but I think the color of your crib would look washed out against the green or beige wall. A blue with a more grey tone could look nice as well!

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This is the glider too!

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The green is too close to the color of the crib (too brown). In general, your chosen  colors are going to be really dark/saturated. In general in this app, I see people choosing colors that are much too dark and saturated for bedrooms. Obviously, not talking about people who want the room charcoal/navy/forest green -- that's different. However, to get the effect/feel that you get from looking at a swatch of the color saturation you show, in a whole room, you will want to go about 2 shades lighter than that. Generally, unless you are purposely doing a very dark color (which I really like, but is hard to work with in a nursery), i wouldn't go more than 2 shades down from the lightest color on the swatch card.
Everything in the center of swatch cards tends to be really, really murky and not what people envision -- even though those look like the "fun" colors on the card. Also, your blue has too much brown/green in it for the color of your wood furniture -- I would choose something cooler. Really like the stain on the wood, by the way!

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Deff green! Blue is so cliche

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We have the same crib and a light blue looks lovely

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Blue!!!

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That green looks too bad, blue is slightly better but i vote for beige, that s what I choosed and it s relaxing

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I would maybe concider a light brown too would go lovely with that style wood. Blue looks awesome my partner used this colour in our room looks lovely

Blue or green? Can't decide which color to paint his nursery

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