
Choose your rug
Two shapes, the same artwork. Round suits a corner or under a crib; rectangular covers more floor.
Add the crib sheet
Fitted, with elastic all the way round. Pick the size that matches your mattress.
Add the changing pad cover
The piece that gets changed most often, in the same print as the sheet.
Anything else for the room?
Optional, and all from the same artwork. The hooded towel carries the theme through to bath time.
Or browse the pieces on their own
Each piece has its own page, with every size and detail.
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Wildflower Rainbow Crib Sheet
Regular price From $34.99Regular price From $34.99 Sale priceUnit price per -
Wildflower Rainbow Nursery Area Rug
Regular price From $57.99Regular price From $57.99 Sale priceUnit price per -
Wildflower Rainbow Nursery Round Rug
Regular price $119.00Regular price $119.00 Sale priceUnit price per -
Wildflower Rainbow Changing Pad Cover
Regular price $29.99Regular price $29.99 Sale priceUnit price per -
Wildflower Rainbow Minky Baby Blanket
Regular price $44.99Regular price $44.99 Sale priceUnit price per -
Wildflower Rainbow Nursery Pillow
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Wildflower Rainbow Hooded Baby Towel
Regular price $34.99Regular price $34.99 Sale priceUnit price per
The complete Wildflower Rainbow nursery — all seven pieces, printed from the same artwork so the whole room comes from one palette.
The set includes: fitted crib sheet, changing pad cover, minky baby blanket, hooded baby towel, round nursery rug, rectangular area rug and a faux suede decorative pillow.
Ochre sunflowers, white daisies, sage leaves, seed heads and small arched rainbows scattered close together on a warm oat ground. It is a busy print that somehow stays quiet, because everything in it sits within a hand's width of the same tone — from the doorway it reads as texture, and only up close does it become flowers and rainbows. That makes it the set for a room that needs one thing doing a lot of work.
Where to start if you don't want everything: the crib sheet and a rug do most of the visual work in a baby room. The oat ground is the practical argument for the rug here — a pale nursery floor shows everything, and this one doesn't.





