13 Wildflower Nursery Ideas for Your Blossoming Babe

Floral nurseries are a classic for a reason. They lend themselves to lovely visuals, can trend sophisticated or play up childlike whimsy, and there are so many ways to weave the theme into your décor…literally from floor to ceiling! And a wildflower nursery is the perfect petal-lined path for flower-lovers whose tastes gravitate toward boho designs, natural materials, and a warm color palette. For little ones that belong among the wildflowers, here are more than a dozen ways to help this sweet nursery theme take root.

Wildflower Nursery Mural

Image: Rebel Walls

No need to be a shrinking violet! This lush, vibrant wildflower wall mural instantly transforms Baby’s space into a blossoming meadow. (See more of our favorite nursery murals!)

Wildflower Nursery Wall Art

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A trio of wildflower wall hangings brings a splash of cheer to white nursery walls. It’s a striking visual that’s easy to pull off…and a cinch change if your little one’s tastes change as they grow. (Browse more nursery wall art inspiration!)

Wildflower Sheets, SNOO Sacks, and Sleepeas

Something sweet has bloomed at Happiest Baby! We’ve collaborated with Mushie to bring a stunning new Wildflower print to a few of our most-loved soft goods. Our Wildflower design is available on SNOO Sheets, Sleepea, Sleepea Comforter Swaddle, SNOO Sack, and SNOO Comforter Sack.

Wildflower Nursery Knit Flowers

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These knit daisies are a charming triple threat, offering a pop of color, texture, and off-the-beaten-path flair!  

Wildflower Nursery Wall Decals

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Nursery wall decals are an ideal choose-your-own-adventure design element for parents: You can opt for a high-impact, concentrated approach, or a sparser, subtler display. And these understated bouquets give even more flexibility, lending themselves to both sophisticated and whimsical designs.

Wildflower Nursery Pennant

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Could this wildflower-themed name pennant bee any cuter? The piece is playful and personal and would make an excellent baby shower gift.

Wildflower Nursery Baby Mobile

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Weave sweet dreams with a handmade felt wildflower baby mobile. It’ll look beautiful over Baby’s crib, but won’t be out of place as your sweet pea sprouts. (More nursery designs that grow with your baby!)

Wildflower Nursery Playmat

Image: Crate and Barrel

A playmat is an essential for supporting your little one’s development and feeding their curiosity during tummy time sessions. This one just happens to be gorgeous and on-theme too!

Wildflower Nursery Rug

Image: Target

The next best thing to frolicking in a field of wildflowers? Playtime on a wildflower-dotted rug! The mutet colors in this one add interest without pulling too much focus. (Peep more rugs to ground your baby’s nursery!)

Wildflower Nursery Lamp

Image: West Elm

Here’s a brilliant way to work wildflowers into your lighting scheme: a flower floor lamp! (Check out more nursery lighting ideas!)

Wildflower Nursery Hooks

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A piece of wildflower nursery décor that adds panache and organization? Yes, please! (Don’t miss these other nursery storage solutions to help you streamline your baby’s space!)

Gray Wildflower Nursery Wallpaper

Image: Livette’s Wallpaper

Loving wildflowers but not feeling in-your-face hues? This muted gray wallpaper understands the assignment.  (More nursery wallpaper ideas!)

Pink Wildflower Nursery Wallpaper

Image: Caden Lane

Of course, there’s nothing wrong with wanting to lean into color either! This pink-hued wildflower wallpaper adds a delightful dash of color and femininity to Baby’s room. 

More Nursery Inspiration:

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• Safari-Theme Nursery Ideas
• Wondrous and Whimsical Nursery Ideas
• Cloud-Themed Nursery Ideas
• Boho Nursery Ideas That’ll Spark Total Rhapsody

Disclaimer: The information on our site is NOT medical advice for any specific person or condition. It is only meant as general information. If you have any medical questions and concerns about your child or yourself, please contact your health provider.