Best Baby Glam Pieces From the New PB Modern Baby Line

Fashionistas and design purists, rejoice! PB Modern Baby, Pottery Barn’s anxiously awaited line of high-glamour baby furnishings, is now available online and in select stores. If black and white (instead of pink or baby blue) are what you envision for your baby’s nursery, check out these PB Modern Baby accessories and the line’s five collections:

PB Modern Baby accessories and gifts

Hip Modern collection

A hip mix of retro, mid-century and modern pieces that grow with your baby.

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Check out the rest of the Hip Modern collection here.

Glam modern collection

The ultimate in modern glamour featuring velvet, black or white high gloss lacquer pieces and gold brass hardware elements.

PB Modern Baby

Check out the rest of the Glam Modern collection here.

Minimal Modern collection

Understated, chic and texture-focused for an urban vibe.

Check out the rest of the Minimal Modern collection here.

Natural Modern collection

Scandinavian-modern design with natural blonde wood elements for a warm and organic feel.

Check out the rest of the Natural Modern collection here.

Casual Modern collection

Similar to the Natural Modern collection, but with a two-tone effect of wood and color.

Check out the rest of the Casual Modern collection here.

What is your favorite collection? Let us know in the comments!

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