Name: Clara (2)
Location: Denver
Color Inspiration: The crewelwork that is above Clara's dresser was my jumping off point for decorating her room. It was made by my husband's great grandmother and was given to me by my mother-in-law. I am embarrassed to admit that I had actually given it back to her last year and then I asked for it back when I started decorating Clara's "big girl room." It is a perfect piece for her room and I love that she has a little piece of family history in it.
Tip for Using Color: Don't try hard to make everything match (that seems to be very common advice!) Nothing matches in Clara's room, but somehow it all works. I painted her walls white because I wanted to be able to add in color with the accessories. I have a tendency (much to my husband's dismay) to change things around A LOT, so for me white walls work best. White does not have to be boring! I crocheted the blankets and the flower garland using colors that were already in her room to tie it all together. I found this amazing mustard colored kids chair at a local thrift store last year and it fits in to her decor perfectly. I am initially drawn to more vintage items, but her bed and dresser are fairly modern which balances the room out nicely.
Colors Used: White, Light Pink, Fuschia, Orange, Aqua, Yellow, Green.....any color really!
Thanks for your colorful entry Amt and good luck!
What's at stake? Bragging rights AND $1000 worth of prizes from P'kolino!






Howard Butcher Bloc...
Love this room!
very sweet and love the mix of items!
Wonderful! And that crewelwork piece is so lovely.
I really like this room!
What is that yellow thing by the window? A plant stand? I love how you use it for stuffed toys and blankets. Love the chair too.
What a sweet little girl's room! Love the vintage pieces, as well as the yellows and pinks.
Where is the "like forever" from?
love the flower print behind the globes - source? a beautiful, fun, happy room
I think I'd spend a lot of time in this room. Love the sheets, and vibrant colors like the globes and the iconic FLE print. Wonderful.