When A Pretty Life In The Suburbs blogger gave her boys' room a shark makeover, she limited the sharks to the bedding. She tied the blank walls into the theme with "sea bubbles" and anchor wall art – which is (luckily!) pretty easy to recreate. Deck out a crib with some shark sheets, and you've got a fabulous underwater nursery.

OK, how amazing is this shark canopy ($28, Alibaba)? For a baby nursery, it would look great in a little toy corner or reading nook. Once your child transitions to a toddler bed, you can suspend it over the head of the bed.

I didn't know if there was a way to decorate a nursery wall with sharks without it being very in-your-face, but these simple vinyl shark decals ($20, Amazon) fit the bill. Each pack comes with 21 sharks, and they're peel and stick so it really doesn't get any easier.

I adore two-piece shark print set ($27-$248, Etsy) from Etsy vendor MiaoMiaoDesign, which features a bright shark symbol surrounded by blue bubbles. It comes in a variety of sizes (hence the large price discrepancy) and you can choose to order just the prints or have them framed.

Blogger Delia Creates created these snow globe aquariums for her son's birthday party, but they'll work just as wonderfully in a shark-themed nursery. Prop them on a bookshelf or a windowsill, and you've got some affordable DIY decor.

If you'd rather DIY your wall art, this craft is perfect. YouTube crafter CraftKlatch created these weathered wall hangings cheaply and easily, and she's got easy-to-follow instructions in her video above. A major perk of painting your decor yourself is being able to play with colors that are perfect for the rest of the room. If you're not as skilled with a saw, you can buy pre-cut wooden shark silhouettes on Etsy for about a buck.

There might not be much money going into this piggy bank ($40, Etsy) at first, but it makes a pretty darn cute piece of decoration for a shark-themed nursery. Etsy vendor SAshleeImpressions hand paints each one and adds beautiful soft blue accents.

You may not have imagined yourself gluing sharks onto a wreath in preparation for a new baby but hey, life is unpredictable. This DIY shark wreath created by blogger Love and Lion and featured on Kara's Party Ideas would look darling on an empty wall or even on the nursery door.

You're going to be dealing with a lot of dirtied clothes in those first few years, and you might as well have somewhere cute to put them (read: hide them). This cotton, shark-patterned hamper ($12, Amazon) has a waterproof lining and folds down for easy storage.

Let there be (precious, shark-themed) light! This column table lamp by Pillowfort ($40, Target) was pretty much made for an underwater nursery. The base is ceramic and it comes with a classic lamp shade.

So technically blogger Pink Stripey Socks featured these colorful shark sun catchers as a craft idea to do with kids, but hear me out – wouldn't these make an excellent baby shower craft? Every shower needs activities, and this way your guests could put their special touch on your sweet baby's room. (I'd pick a few of my favorites to hang up... they don't have to know if theirs made the cut!)

Not only is this shark wall decor piece by Pillowfort ($30, Target) really freaking adorable, it's practical, too. The two hooks that extend from the bottom are great for hanging hats, blankets, or basically whatever else you've got laying around the nursery.

There are certain necessities you'll need in your nursery, and you'll be hard-pressed to find a shark-themed changing table or storage for sale somewhere. Jenny from blog Paint Yourself a Smile took an old dresser and nightstand she already owned and gave them a total nautical makeover that make them perfect for a shark-themed room — just swap the bed with a crib (outfitted with shark sheets ($34, Carousel Designs) of course). You can find full instructions over on her blog, and you'll find a lot more underwater inspiration over there, too.

No nursery is complete without a mobile, and this completely handmade shark mobile ($79, Etsy) from Etsy vendor NestingMarketplace is obviously a winner. Each shark is hand-stitched and constructed from Merino wool felt, and customers can even choose custom colors to match their specific nursery palette.

Tie your baby's crib into the shark theme by painting it in a deep shade of navy or a soft blue. You could certainly find a blue crib for purchase somewhere, but it'll be a whole lot cheaper to repaint one yourself. This video above by Youtubers Brylan and Lisa is super helpful for parents hoping to paint a crib safely and on a budget.

This Fish'n Sharks Decal Set ($38, Wayfair) comes with a whopping 57 pieces, so you can go hog wild (shark wild?) with your nursery decorations. They'll adhere to any surface and are easily removable and re-positionable, so you aren't making any longterm commitments.

This nursery isn't specifically shark-themed, but nautical elements will tie into a shark nursery seamlessly. This three-piece crib bedding set ($44, Bed Bath & Beyond) comes with a reversible whale print and striped comforter, anchor print fitted crib sheet, and two-tone crib skirt.

Available in either single or double panel options, these shark print blackout curtains ($79-$129, Society6) would work beautifully in a shark-themed nursery. Not only are they fun without being obnoxious, the fact that they're dense and light-blocking means your little one can snooze through the sunniest parts of the day. Well, hopefully.

This blue, hand-tufted wave rug ($59, Wayfair) is giving major ocean vibes, and it definitely belongs in an underwater, shark-themed nursery. It comes in both rectangle and round versions, and would look pretty ideal in front of baby's crib.

I'm a sucker for monograms and slapping names on anything and everything, which is why I'm absolutely in love with this felt name banner ($8 per letter, Etsy) from Etsy vendor FeltHappensShop. Each letter is handmade with a unique design or pattern – all shark-themed, of course. This would look darling above the crib or changing table.