Pink is the traditional color for a baby girl’s nursery. But you can give it a contemporary twist by going bold. Use the color to its best advantage; not just on the walls, but the floor and ceiling as well. Layer the room with different shades of pink. Choose baby furniture pieces not just for their contemporary or modern style but for their shape. A nursery designed with eclectic in mind featuring the color pink as the theme will create a unique and special place for you child to sleep, dream and grow in those first precious years.

For a nursery that will have an eclectic look predominately based on contemporary or modern styles, colors can be as bright and as bold as you like. These shades of pink from Sherwin-Williams are deep-toned rather than pastel but somewhat muted rather than bright.

While white or lighter colored woods are typically chosen for baby crib furniture for a baby girl’s nursery, darker, rich finishes will add depth to the deeper shades of pink in the room. The simple, modern style of the Tulip Leander Crib is made elegant by the gently curved lines that define its shape.

With the matching changing tray, the Bratt Decor Blu Dresser in Mocha will give you a stylish and convenient place to change your baby. When she no longer needs the changing tray, you will still have a useful piece of furniture that you can use as additional storage.

The colors and patterns of the Kathy Ireland by Thank You Baby Forever Blossoms 4 Piece Set

The Nurseryworks Lawson-Fenning Storytime Rocking Chair is a must-have nursery acquisition. In keeping with the color pink theme chosen for this nursery design, it comes in colors like Lamb (pale pink) and Rosette (deep pink). You will need a comfy place to feed baby and to read to her. (It’s never too early for storytime!)

The Cotton Tale Tiny Tango Baby Nursery 3-Piece Wall Art echoes the flower pattern of the crib bedding, but adds a contemporary impressionistic dimension to the eclectic overall look of the room.