Love Bird Crib Sets & Bedding

As I mentioned in my introduction, bedding is often your decor's biggest asset, so your crib set needs to really grab the eye and hold it for a bit longer than your other pieces do.
Ideally, your focal point is highly-visual without 'system overload' with too many patterns and similar images.

Sounds complicated, right?

Not really, just be sure your focal piece(s) portrays your nursery's theme with as- bold-as-you-can-go crib bedding. Bright, contrasting colors work well.

All too often, you'll see an unbalanced space, where the wall art is teeny-tiny and you've this huge expanse of wall behind little art/frames. The model room above is perfectly-appointed: there's no 'too much' weight or color on either side. Notice the three colorful pieces. This balance makes for a serene nursery. Conversely, if you prefer a lot of color, go for  large pieces of wall art.

I love this love bird crib set for its versatility. The mix of color and pattern lends to a more interesting nursery your baby girl or will love gazing at and your guests admiring.

Patterns melded with color are more appealing to newborns and you'll have your pick of fun hues for your walls' color

I love the simplicity of this 4-piece pink love bird crib set (above) for baby girls by Banana Fish.

It's the simplicity of the bedding's sweet design that makes decorating baby's nursery easier. The pastel hues in this set have soothing tones, any of which are great options for painting if that's where you're headed.

Don't feel you need to keep to exact-matches between bedding and walls; in fact, it's best to go a shade or two lighter or darker than your baby's bedding. This way, your crib's comforter will be more a contrast against the walls making for the ideal focal piece.

Notice how this crib set stand out in the model room. It's a perfect mix of bold and more serene color.

Don't you just love that plump little bird? Too sweet!

Baby Bedding with Love Birds for Boys and Girls

One word, here with this bit of unexpected whimsy: "Ooooh!"

The purple, turquoise and pink in this bedding is the element of surprise I referred to, earlier.

Often, with newborns, we think 'blue for boys, pink for girls and such strong color in baby's nursery promise to garner plenty of ooos and aaaahs with the striking elements in its ten pieces including a super-cute, contrasting fitted sheet of its own design.

Visually stimulating and an easy pick as a focal piece, I bet the rest of your choices will be uber-easy.

You'll need to allow just a few pieces after adding this crib set, as it'll for sure hold its ground in standing out among any supporting accessories.

Oh, the irony of successful interior design! Note the model room in the image at right: The crib set is incredibly posh but the supporting pieces are amazingly budget-friendly (dare II say the word, cheap?).

The boutique-style frame can be one of those oft-forgotten ones you've in some remote box in your storage closet. Just paint it to match the one shown, here or go your own way with it.

I'm loving the tissue paper pom poms. They're a safe pick for above-the-crib decor should one fall (shudder). Art that's highly-visual, supports you theme and color palette is a space's most valuable asset.

Remember, art per se needn't be a framed something or other, mind you; you can find art in a chandelier or other lighting.

I've included a pom pom how-to DIY video below. No excuses--these cuties are super-easy!

Consider your available natural light and any corners that may threaten looming shadows and spoil the ambiance when choosing the depth of your bedding's hues.

Add ambient and task lighting to bring an otherwise gloomy space into the bright, fresh space you'll appreciate.

Smaller darker rooms might benefit from uber-bright bedding. Conversely, darker-hued sets can warm up a sterile-looking, white space.

These colorful love bird themed crib sets have such a sweet, approachable look you'll both love.

When we're decorating for our new baby, the sophisticated decor palette is least . . . well . . . 'palatable.' With our little ones we think, sweet, precious, delicate and fun.

But with just a few colors, you can realize either a more serious, artsy vibe or go with sweet and whimsical. It's all in how you accessorize and the color of your walls, etc.

Here, with this model room, it's obvious the space is bright and airy and oh-so-sweet.

While you may not appreciate a sophisticated ambiance, it's good to have choices, isn't it?

One word, here with this bit of unexpected whimsy: "Ooooh!"

The purple, turquoise and pink in this bedding is the element of surprise I referred to, earlier.

Often, with newborns, we think 'blue for boys, pink for girls and such strong color in baby's nursery promise to garner plenty of ooos and aaaahs.

With the striking elements in its ten pieces including a super-cute, contrasting fitted sheet of its own design.

Visually stimulating and an easy pick as a focal piece, I bet the rest of your choices will be uber-easy.

You'll need to allow just a few pieces after adding this crib set, as it'll for sure hold its ground in standing out among any supporting accessories.