Feminine & Girly Nursery Inspo: Featuring Love Me True
Fall in love with our soft, crib sheet designed with with our micro hearts pattern, more eloquently called, the Love Me True Crib Sheet!
This baby pink color is one of our more versatile patterns - a great design for a nursery that has wall decals or wood panel wall as their focal point. It's a delicate, cute, and subtle design that is perfect for so may different themes - ballet/ballerina, pink, floral, daisies. It could also be perfect gift for anyone who's indecisive about their nursery theme.
Today I want to walk you through a subtle pink theme, with an idea of interchangeable wall art to change up the theme when you want - having three girls of my own I completely get wanting a change of theme, but wanting to be able to make this change as simple as possible!
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Let's start with bedding: Our Love Me True Crib sheet is such a dream. It is a light pink with subtle hearts - it really could fit so many different themes - from ballet/ballerina, pink, floral, daisies, the opportunities are endless!
Other textiles: While choosing a solid color rug can be helpful when changing nursery themes - I want to talk curtains! It is so easy to get pulled into the cute curtains, I don't blame you, but I have two words for you - BLACKOUT CURTAINS! After three girls I can attest, blackout curtains are a must, and if you do want more light, simply pull them open! These blackout curtains with the pom pom accents are cute and functional!
Another important thing to remember for nurseries is all the stuff that comes with baby - which means you are going to want storage. I love adding storage in soft baskets in the case that baby ever handles them - these baskets are my go to!
Last, but definitely not least - let's talk wall art: I purchased 8x10 frames, and you will find SO many different prints to fill them with. I love this floral set! It has provided such a simple way to change up the theme of my daughters nurseries. When I'm feeling a change I simply search for the prints, order them (or get them printed if they're a digital file) and swap out the pictures in the frame! It's an inexpensive, simple, fun way to change up your nursery if you are indecisive like me, or if you just like a change now and then!
In the comments below, tell us some of the nursery theme ideas you have used for your little one!
