Name: Stephanie
Location: Tampa, Florida
Children: Kendra, 10
Inspiration: My daughter's birthday present from me this year was a new room. Her space had become a complete disaster and a clean slate was in order. Plus, she'd hit the double digits and needed something a little more in line with her growing tastes (cough).

Inspiration continued:
I took a look around at accessories she already had and found that the same greens/blues were repeated in quite a bit of her bedding. I suggested green to her and she deemed my suggestion acceptable (ha!). So that's how we found our colors and I saved myself from having to buy new bedding.
Tip for Using Color: Don't forget that you're creating space for a child - a place in which they're going to grow, imagine, dream. Make it special for them - even if it means creating something that's completely different from the other rooms in your home. I think one of the best things my own mother did for me was letting me have creative freedom (within reason, of course) in making my room my home.
Colors Used: Walls: Behr Grape Green 400B-5 (eggshell finish); Floor: Behr Jamaican Sea 510B-5 (high gloss finish)

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Comments (6)
I really love the turquoise floor :-)
what fun colors! and what a lucky girl to get a room like that. though my parents did let me paint my room in all sorts of neon colors when i was about that age. this is a bit more sophisticated than my attempt, 20 years ago!
what a great use of color! I would never have imagined putting all of these together, but with the white furniture and shades, it works. Very nice!
Tabitha @ http://www.fromsingletomarried.com
Love the mural on the wall!...
Thank you everyone for the nice comments. The wall color was a little scary at first (the web really doesn't do it justice) but I just concentrated on the end results and am happy with it.
BakedPixels, that's a wall decal from blik - probably my favorite thing in the room.
I have that mural design on a t-shirt from Threadless! Never knew it was available as a decal...cool!