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Here's what Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's nursery might look like

Online interior design company Modsy imagined how Prince Harry and Meghan Markle might decorate their baby's nursery.
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As the Duke and Duchess of Sussex await their baby (and the whole world with them), design company Modsy imagines what their nursery style might look like.DOMINIC LIPINSKI / AFP/Getty Images
/ Source: TODAY

The royal baby countdown is on, and Prince Harry and the former Meghan Markle will welcome their new bundle of joy very soon.

Of course, with the upcoming arrival, we have to assume the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are knee-deep in their nesting phase.

How will they decorate the nursery? While we don’t know for sure, online interior design company Modsy has some ideas.

The company, which has re-imagined homes for famous pop culture characters such as Disney princesses and Carrie Bradshaw, took a turn at speculating what the royal baby nursery might look like. And for a fun twist, they're imagining what would happen if other members of the royal family were put on decorating duty.

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The Modsy team calls Meghan's nursery decor style "eclectic minimalist."Modsy

If the room decor was entirely up to the duchess, it might be a neutral-hued minimalist space, predicts the Modsy team. “We wanted to pay homage to Meghan’s California upbringing and think her design style would emulate a casual and easy aesthetic that feels put together yet effortless,” said Alessandra Wood, Modsy’s vice president of style.

The room feels dreamy and modern with a soft, light rug and a whitewashed oak dresser.

Want to steal this look for your own space? “Find pieces that you love and create layers of comfort through neutral textures and patterns, introducing contrast,” Wood said. “Bring in a printed side chair or rug for a bolder accent.”

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Here's what the nursery might look like if Harry leads the way.Modsy

Who says moms get to have all the fun designing a nursery? Harry might want to add his own touches to the room, and if he does, it could take inspiration from more masculine, British design and nods to his polo days, Wood said. “His love for travel is reflected in the design as well. He’d definitely want to create a space where the baby is inspired to travel and explore.”

The green-painted room features fun and bold accents like a safari lion wall art and a jumbo giraffe plush.

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Queen Elizabeth might decorate the baby's room in a similar style.Modsy

If the baby’s great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, had a say in the design, it would be a fresh take on the classic English cottage style, Wood predicted.

“Queen Elizabeth’s design takes inspiration from the English countryside. The cottage style in the nursery is sweet and inviting with elegant details.”

The round crib feels rather enchanting, and a cute corgi — the Queen’s favorite dog — sits in the corner to protect the baby.

For a look like this, “mix rustic woods together to create a collected feel and sprinkle in a few eclectic touches, such as an antique painting,” Wood said.

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If the Duchess of Cambridge decorated the room, it might look something like this.Modsy

If the baby’s aunt, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, were to take over the design, the room would probably reflect her contemporary and cool fashion sense. “Kate is incredibly fond of interior decorating and would have gone the extra mile in designing a nursery space for Meghan,” Wood said.

And being a mom already, the former Kate Middleton knows exactly what a nursery needs: extra storage space. In this design, it's in the form of two tall bookcases.

Like this style? “Look for coastal-inspired textures and materials, such as wicker or rattan,” Wood suggested. “Mix in classic pieces in your base furniture (dressers, cribs, tables and bookcases) and find a color scheme that works with your chosen coastal materials.”