Baby Bedding: Purple May Be the New Pink

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Purple Baby Nursery Beddings

When it comes to selecting colors for your baby’s nursery, traditional wisdom has often got us stuck with blue for boys, pink for girls. Or maybe green or yellow if you don’t know your baby’s gender just yet. Why not Purple Baby Nursery Beddings?

Look at this purple bedding set with animal designs. This theme is great even if you have either a boy or a girl. This set up is super adorable! Photo from babybeddingtown.com

While those traditional colors still abound among baby nursery items furniture, bedding, and wall paint choices, other colors are starting to make inroads in the traditional nursery palette.

The Rise of Purple

One such color is purple. It’s gaining worldwide popularity, which is sometimes replacing, or at least complementing, pink accessories in a nursery for a baby girl. Purple, of course, has an advantage, since it could work equally well for a boy or a girl. It can complement both blue or pink and it comes in delightful shades, too, from deep plum to light lilac.

There are many sites online that bring you some of the most adorable baby products. You’ll discover things like a lovely five-piece bedding set for a nursery, designed in gorgeous shades of purple with some touches of rose and misty blue to set it off.

Buying a Set

While many baby bedding pieces can be purchased separately, the advantage of purchasing a package is that you get all your separates such as quilt, sheet, valance, and diaper stacker in coordinating designs and colors.

And yes, you get to save some bucks, too, as opposed to buying things individually. You get to save a few bucks per item and when you total them, you get a big discount.

Here is another purple bedding ensemble of butterflies! Photo from babybeddingtown.com

But, if a coordinated set feels a little too complex for your nursery or your wallet, you can always add bright touches of wall art or some picture frames. A DIY Baby’s First Year Picture Frame for Monthly Memories would be nice, too. They would accentuate a neutral colored room. Here again, purple can add some sparkle, whether you’re choosing a clock, frames for pictures, or felt wall art.

There are so many purple touches that you can add to your child’s nursery. Don’t you worry, it is a very happy and attractive color that your children will also appreciate.

Other Nursery Themes and Colors

Sorry, but I just can’t help posting but here are a couple of bedding ensembles featuring blue and pink. If we had our own home, it would probably be pink!