Designing a nursery requires a shift in perspective from traditional interior decoration toward a discipline that balances structural utility with sensory management. It is not merely a room for a child; it is a controlled environment where every material, surface, and light source dictates the quality of the primary caregiver’s workflow and the comfort of the occupant. The logistical challenges of managing a newborn necessitate a layout that minimizes physical strain and optimizes the repetitive tasks of feeding, changing, and soothing.