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I did a woodland theme for DS... currently 'girlying' it up for DD due next month.

Mickey Mouse. DS will be 3 in February and has loved Mickey since he was 9 months.

I decorated my son's big boy room when he was about 2.5 when we moved into our current house. I wanted to do a nautical theme but I never really finished it, almost 4 years later.

The walls are pale blue, white trim, dark hardwood floors. I have a navy rug on the floor, it's interwoven with bits of red, green, purple. I picked bedding that would grow with him, so it's just red, white and blue madras plaid, nothing exciting there. The décor is mostly his artwork that he tapes all over the place, but I did paint two giant canvases myself. One is a hammerhead shark, the other is a whale.

As for furniture, he's got a full sized bed, a 3 drawer dresser as a nightstand, a long dresser and then a desk with a bookshelf on top of that. It was mine as a child (except the bed, we added it later).

My son's room didn't start out with a theme, but it is evolving into a hangar. He has got airplanes on the walls (he received a poster that I framed and has some other airplane related pictures) and ceiling (we're in the process of hanging up some of the models he built with my husband).

I guess Legos all over the floor is the secondary "theme" in there, although I usually classify that as more of a "hazard"...

He's 6. I imagine that he'll be okay with the airplane stuff for a while because none of it is childish. I wanted furniture that would last for decades and that could have life beyond a child's room, so I got him a basic full-sized platform bed and gave him an old cabinet for putting toys in and a plain bookshelf for some of his books.

We did a nautical theme for DS, but nothing too cutesy. I'm planning to keep it for his big boy room -- just changing out some of the furniture.

ETA: a few more pictures in this thread: http://boards.hellobee.com/topic/august-14-nurseries/page/5#post-1778421

Woodland creatures and animals for my 2 boys.

We did dinosaurs in primary colors. This is a terrible progress picture, but it's a vague idea or what the room looks like. Lots of cute printables from Etsy.

My husband wanted sports to be incorporated. He rarely as strong opinions on anything, so the fact that he did on this - I really wanted to respect it.
So I have done the bulk of the room in gray (furniture and wall hanging)), navy (rug and wall hanging) and white/ivory (border of the rug, hamper and baskets and pouf, walls - we rent so painting isn't really an option).
Then I got some sports themed items that are still pretty neutral. For example, I got a huge triptych painting that's navy, white and gray and looks like a scoreboard with our last name as the stadium name and his birth stats as the score.
I also got these ball holder things for one wall - then I got "old" looking football, basketball and baseball.
I started with solid sheets (navy and gray) but since then I've found a couple of really cute sports sheets that aren't cartoonish (white with navy sports sketches).

So I started with a pretty basic and neutral backdrop (rug and furniture) and just added a few sports things. So it's not a sports exposion, but there's a slight theme. I think it will grow well with him, I can easily change bedding and undo the sports them if he really Isnr into it when he is older. I'll look for pics.