Description
Sallie Rose recently had a little sister; therefore, she got to upgrade to a "big girl" room so her sister, Lulie, could have the nursery. We tried to create a room that could grow with her for a few years. We chose a very light grey/silver color for the walls and we added a pop of color with the bed frame, night stand, chandelier and bedding. All of thsee items can be easily interchangeable as her opinion for her own room changes.
Our budget was very small considering we had a new baby on the way, so we found objects in our house to reuse or we bought things on sale and at antique stores.
Design Inspiration
The room was meant to be fun and colorful, but it needed to also feel personalized and special for the new big sister. I love color, but chose wisely as to not overpower the room with a certain theme or color. I always like to use items that are special to our family, like family portraits or artwork with sayings that help us remember to be positive, good people.
Decorating Style
My decorating style is simple and colorful. I always use a lot of found items and change them by repainting them and adding new elements to them.
Project Details
Yellow Quilt: Urban Outfitters
Yellow stripe bedding: West Elm
Bed Frame: found for free and repainted
Night stand: found for free and repainted
Chandelier: Store in Savannah called Matty's. Spray painted and added crystals and grape cluster from a trip to Italy in 2007.
Vanity: Habersham Antiques in Savannah
ZigZag Rug: Rugs.com
Chest of Dwarers: Reused from nursery
Houndstooth chair: Found for free and had reupholstered
Little red rocking bird: West Elm
Sallie Rose silhouette pillow: made by me
Turquoise frames: Cut it Out, www.cutitoutalready.com
Texas and Golden Rule Artwork: made by me
Favorite Items
I love a lot of items in this room, because so many of them were found for free and then repainted by me. I adore the pink chandelier, the pink houndstooth chair, and really love the turquoise frames. The quilt from Urban Outfitters in unbelieveably soft and fairly inexpensive.
Kate
Tuesday 11th of March 2014
It looks darling! Definitely a room that will grow with her!
Do you know the name of the paint you have on the walls? Thanks!
Jewels
Wednesday 30th of January 2013
what is the color of the bedframe?
Christy
Wednesday 19th of December 2012
Just checking in to see if there was any way you would please share the paint colors used on the furniture?
thank you in advance!
Frauline
Friday 31st of August 2012
Love the pink bed, the aqua night table, the pink chandelier, and all the other pastel-colored elements. I think the room is really pretty and fits your little girl. Those artworks on display give it a more personalized touch too.
Tara
Tuesday 21st of August 2012
I love the colors and it is not too bright. People try to go overboard with kids room and you did this very tasteful. Do you do consulting anywhere?