Peacock Crib Bedding & Nursery Theme Ideas for Baby Girls and Boys

This peacock crib set features your theme in pink and white: both colors that are light and airy while being whimsical.

This bold and subtle mix of color allows you plenty of freedom with other coordinating peacock- related hues.

Go bold or pastel subtle; it's all about your tastes and what voice you want baby's peacock themed nursery to project.

The color palette is clear with this pink and sand peacock themed crib set. You'll need to keep to the quiet realm if you opt for a crib set like this one.

The wall color is a soothing sand or tan and makes an ideal hue for now and later decorating. Too often, we'll be redecorating baby's bedroom when he or she grows out of toddlerhood, so bear this in mind if you;re not too keen on decorating.

Isn't this sweet peacock crib set so peaceful?

Walls are a big part of your decor and considering their size beforehand will help determine what pieces to choose. I always stick to my mantra, "big wall, big art; small wall, small art."

While that may seem most logical, I've seen so many mistakes made where a small piece of art gets lost in a sea of wall.

Your baby's crib bedding is the biggest determination of what wall art styles are best suited for the space.

You may want a more sophisticated peacock with realistic plumage but for most nurseries, simple lines and child-friendly colors best define the space for babies.

Here's a few suggestions where simple lines and arbitrary colors work best to introduce a child's palette. Notice how there's no 'fill in' on any of the peacock shapes. Very simple and juvenile ~ simply sweet.

Not feeling plain lighting in your baby girl's nursery? It's quite understandable--especially when you've worked hard t finding themed pieces.

Here's a sweet lamp pretty-as-a-peacock nursery table lamp that'll work well as task lighting on a dresser or as small table lighting.

NOTE: It's important to have adequate light for those moments when the smallest of baby care tasks can be harmful.

Peacocks are animals where opulence abounds but using too many peacock themed pieces can transform this paradise crooner into one pesky critter if you don't keep them within boundaries.

Here a peacock, there a peacock ~ everywhere a peacock, peacock is simply too much ~ even here in text.

It's best to balance your decorative, themed pieces within a healthy ratio, as the peacock-blue hues alone can quickly swallow up a nursery in a dizzying splay of 'peacocks aplenty'.

Here's an example of balance with window treatments. The small valance is themed ~ just enough to establish your 'penchant for peacocks' leaving the remainder of the window to the long panels. The peacock design would be dizzying-not-dazzling had the panels been of the same pattern. Less is more when using strong colors and striking patterns .