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so as i mentioned in the "GREAT room swap" posting... we are really shaking things up and moving things around at my home. today i am taking a moment to start gathering ideas to decorate Lily's new room. i love to decorate little girl rooms... having 2 little girls now i have quite a bit of practice doing it. Lily has informed me that her room is to be pink, and to tell the truth i am not a "pink" girl... i always leaned toward blue and purple growing up. pink was always too girlie for me... though it turns out that i have a "girlie girl".
i am starting to build the girls room around the PBK brooke quilt. there will be 2 twin beds (one for Lily and one for Chloe... when she's a bit older). other than these two elements, the color pink and the bedding, i am working from a blank slate.
the room is on the second floor and has pitched ceilings so painting can be tricky. i really don't want the room to end up a big pink box. so i am thinking of creating a wainscoting treatment to break up the color, otherwise i will have to paint the ceiling whatever color i paint the walls.
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i think that this may be the way to go. i can paint the walls pink and then create the scallop just under the roof line painting the scallop and everything above a nice white.
this is just a beginning, but every room needs a jumping off point.
(photos from today's post are from ohdeedoh.com and potterybarnkids.com)
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