Purple and Brown Polka Dots Baby Bedding

by Lee

Would a purple and brown polka dots baby bedding set be alright to use in a baby boy's nursery or should I go with something else maybe the one in the picture I posted?

I had pictures of a lavender, purple and white polka dotted nursery design for a baby girl in mind but my friends say, "No"! Dots are OUT! I thought I had the perfect idea but according to them, I need to start looking for another kind of baby bedding and that is OK with me but I would like to keep my color scheme.



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The purple and brown polka dot bedding set in the picture by JoJo might work but to keep your purple nursery ideas masculine, you will need to focus on carrying the chocolate brown of the dark colored polka dots to other areas of the nursery. It would help a lot if there was less lavender and more dark purple, but it's certainly doable.

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by: Anonymous

I think this is so cute but I am worried that polka dots, brown and purple or what have you, will look dated. In looking to see if they are still in style, I am only finding rooms recently decorated with metallic dot decals on the walls.

I would like to hear opinions on whether or not decorating with polka dots is a good idea or completely out of style.

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