6 Subtle Ways to Work Floral Accents Into Baby’s Nursery
Pillows
You won't stick these in baby's bed (they're not safe!), but you'll want one of these plush puffs for your rocker — especially when you've been up nursing half the night! In white, they work in a girl's or boy's room.
_ Chiffon Floral Decorative Pillow & Insert_, Starting at $52
Lamps
Just by adding a floral lamp shade you can transform any of your old standby's into an accent piece (like on the left). But if you're looking for a more delicate approach, we love the veiled approach (like on the right). At night, it gives the room a romantic glow too.
_ Emmie Blom Shade_, $10
_ Veiled Lampshade_, Starting at $68
Curtains
Hang them and — boom! — instant decor. Plus, they'll make baby's room feel light and airy.
_ Outdoor Decor Escape Leaf Grommet Top Window Sheer_, Starting at $24
Rugs
A rug really anchors a room and these floral designs are charming and welcoming. On the left, the roses add a pop of personality and on the right, the blue and green designs offer color to your space.
_ Rose-Scroll Rug_, Starting at $18
_ Catalina Cove Rugs_, Starting at $300
Wallpaper
Wallpaper's back and better than ever (seriously!). But it's best when used on just one wall, kind of like an accent wall. If you're bold, choose the longest wall in your room (most likely where you'll put baby's crib), but if you're testing the waters, try a wall with a window. Adding colorful accents throughout will help neutralize the space too.
_ Garden Buzz Wallpaper_, $198
Bedding
These patterns might not work in a room for a baby boy, but we love the bright pops of color throughout. On the right, the floral is toned down by pairing it with a polka-dot fitted sheet. But on the left, it's the star of baby's bedding.
_ Floral Gem Crib Fitted Sheet_, $29
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