Towards the end of the year 2010, the US newspaper which has a great reputation for its coverage of every kind of news that was worthy of being printed, and popularly known as the paper of record came out with a truly astounding public statement. The color Pink – so said the latest word on street – was en vogue again, it became omnipresent and came back in style.

The article discussed this current state of affairs by leading up to it by highlighting the trends of the mid twentieth century in which all shades of pink were selected in even the wealthiest homes. It highlights the changing customer’s preference for more light colors rather than pink and to the manufacturer’s plight this trend is even affecting the commonly bought products of their baby girl bedding sets.

Then, as the main story in the weekend “Style” section, there was an interior designer all dressed in pink telling us about how many people are now incorporating all sorts of pink accessories into their home decoration color schemes and especially using pink shades of tile on the walls, buying pink toilet fixtures and choosing pink bathroom linens.

Although the journalist here focused almost entirely upon the decoration of fancy bathrooms, U.S. interior designers and retail merchants say they see a similar interest in the use of pink in all other home areas for some time now. This is particularly true with respect to nurseries for newborns, which a great many parents are decorating with trendy and attractive Pink and brown crib bedding set.

Pink is for girls, blue is for boys and yellow is if you don’t know if it is a boy or girl. Well, at least that is the way it used to be. Don’t fall into the misguided notion that you are somehow out of date because you want your baby girl in a frilly, pink, feminine room. Pink and variations of pink are beautiful, soothing colors that will be very comforting and inviting. Just as important, the room will be appealing for you as you spend time with your baby girl, changing, playing and rocking her to sleep.

From the palest seashell pink to the boldest raspberry shade of pink, interior designers today from all over the country are giving the thumbs up for this sensuous color, so that no one has to pine for pink. Then when pale and intense chocolate tones are added the whimsy of pink is balanced by cocoa’s elegance in an array of stylish patterns. Careful parents can cut short the cost of decorating their baby bedroom if the buy all the pink and brown accessories for the bedroom along with baby bedding.