Sweet Girl's Room: We've Gone Green

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No going back now.

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  1. monishaNovember 13, 2011 at 4:06 PM

    My daughter's favorite color is pink. I did NOT want to do a pink room :) So, so far I have hot pink and lime green bedding, accessories, etc. My plan for the walls is to do the top 2/3 a off white, and the bottom 1/3 lime green, and (one day) put in a chair rail where the colors meet. Having a hard time picking the green color - want it to be fun (she's 3) but don't want it to hurt my eyes either. What green did you go with?

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