Color Inspiration: We scrapped our original plans for Remy's room when we discovered the stunning floral abstract Trove wallpaper. Everything else was designed to keep things simple and complementary to the feature wall.
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Color Inspiration continued: We re-purposed the original drapes, creating a teepee and used left over party decorations as a 3D wall treatment.
Tip For Using Color: The "rules" don't apply in a kids room. Being too cautious about matching colors and textures will get in the way of creating a fun and vibrant space.
Colors Used: Wallpaper - Trove nekkar 004 (pinks)
White walls - Dunn-Edwards tintable white
White drapes - Pottery Barn cotton panles
Yellow rug- Pottery Barn
Pom Poms- Martha Stewart Crafts
Lou Lou Ghost chairs in Rose
La La Love You print - etsy
teepee fabric- Purl Soho
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I love this space! Lucky girl!
Wow. This is gorgeous. One of my favorite girl's nurseries for sure.
I love this space and am incredibly jealous of Remy's Ghost Chairs! That's one lucky girl!
Genius re-purposing of your drapes. Very cool teepee!
First time since my 1.5 yr old boy was born I am sad not to have had a girl! fem but not girly. Its great!
I love the teepee! So cool!
Where did you find the chicken mobile?-I love it!!!!
my 7 month old girl is also Remy. great name! awesome room. trove paper is indeed to die for.
Nah, not for me this psychodelic nightmare.
the mobile is from a wonderful french designer, ClemenceG. i purchased it at a boutique in los angeles that is sadly no longer in business. if you read french, you can order online! here's the link...
http://clemenceg.typepad.com/boutique/mobiles/
The tee pee is darling, I think!
Love the wallpaper!
When I was pregnant with my daughter, I remember there was a UK company that transfered this sort of imagery (there was a wide choice, from flowers to gumballs, and beyond) to basic furniture -- simple chests of drawers mostly. Very fun!