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Ideas for a toddler girls room?
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Try this one
http://www.colourlovers.com/palette/1608976
Very left on walls - it will be soothing and will make room cozy. More saturated colours are good for details - carpet, toys, frames etc. to bring there more energy and life.
http://www.colourlovers.com/palette/1608976
Very left on walls - it will be soothing and will make room cozy. More saturated colours are good for details - carpet, toys, frames etc. to bring there more energy and life.
Light, bright, sunny colors can make a dim room more cheerful.
Not much daylight? So bright / light colours
Also are to for stereotypes? pink for girl and blue for boys?
It's said that baby's eyes don't distinguish colours very well at first, so I'd go for bright flashy happy colours
Something like
![B52s_Shimmies_[CSL]](http://www.colourlovers.com/images/badges/pw/1440/1440879_B52s_Shimmies_[CSL].png)
or primary colours with a play on white for the feel...
Check out those proposed here
and
Search baby room palettes
Also are to for stereotypes? pink for girl and blue for boys?
It's said that baby's eyes don't distinguish colours very well at first, so I'd go for bright flashy happy colours
Something like
or primary colours with a play on white for the feel...
Check out those proposed here
and
Search baby room palettes
or lighten these colors up a bit by adding lots of white:
bunigrl33 wrote:
Light, bright, sunny colors can make a dim room more cheerful.Like this combination. certainly brings a soft and comforting spirit to a room!!
the first thing that occured to me was pastel orange/coral/salmon/pink tones. Or yellow. Or aqua. You want to keep it light if it doesn't get much sun - might sound boring but you could just go with white walls and bring brighter colours in with decorating, such as toys, throw rugs, etc. Maybe you could paint a mural on her wall and make that the accent - would look great against white.
It may use some orange color or some similar warm color
Girlie Tot Siesta in a N. Room
Damask could be a good pattern to put on walls of northern room
Walls: tin
Pattern: siesta blue
Wall Technique:
Damask is girlie in any colour
Carpet & Drapes:
Steets:
Quilt:
Accent Pillows:
Accent Pillows:
1 Accent Pillow:
. . .thought I don't fave wicker furniture for myself it could be sweet for little girl and keep until she is a teen
Wicker Furniture: white.
Damask could be a good pattern to put on walls of northern room
Walls: tin
Pattern: siesta blue
Wall Technique:
Damask is girlie in any colour
Carpet & Drapes:
Steets:
Quilt:
Accent Pillows:
Accent Pillows:
1 Accent Pillow:
. . .thought I don't fave wicker furniture for myself it could be sweet for little girl and keep until she is a teen
Wicker Furniture: white.
Walls:
Wall Technique:
Carpet:
Accent Wall:
Accent Wall Tex:
Accent Wall with a large Flower & Leaf Shape Headboard:
Sheet & Pillows:
Quilt & Pillows:
Bed-Skirting:
Very colorful and playful. Use these colors on a feature wall in varied widths of horizontal stripes!
I think this palette would make the room look cute for your little girl. You can ignore the dark if you think it'll make the room look too dark.
Option 1: Have the walls painted yellow. Pink can be used for bed/curtains anything else in the room.
Option 2: Have the walls painted pink. Yellow can be used for the bed/curtains/ anything else.
Option 3: Paint the bottom half of the room pink and the top half yellow (or vice versa). The borders of the room can be a darker/lighter shade of pink or yellow. (depending on your preference)
This is how the bedroom would look if you used this palette (more or less): http://cdn.decorpad.com/photos/2011/11/08/a1a0c2edb826.jpg
Option 1: Have the walls painted yellow. Pink can be used for bed/curtains anything else in the room.
Option 2: Have the walls painted pink. Yellow can be used for the bed/curtains/ anything else.
Option 3: Paint the bottom half of the room pink and the top half yellow (or vice versa). The borders of the room can be a darker/lighter shade of pink or yellow. (depending on your preference)
This is how the bedroom would look if you used this palette (more or less): http://cdn.decorpad.com/photos/2011/11/08/a1a0c2edb826.jpg
Colorful and playful.
so cute
rainbow
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It's a northern room and doesn't get mutch daylight.