I am in the middle of redoing my youngest daughters{Paris Abella} bedroom. Her walls are a mint green and I have added a few touches of pastel pink. Her drapes are the long dupioni silk Shabby Chic drapes. I love her room so far, however, the bed is in serious need of some color. I would like to add some throw pillows. I know that I want a few in pastel pink, but to match the Eifell towers in her room, I thought a few home made throw pillows would be nice. I looked for fabric with the keywork "Paris". This is what I found. I love both but cannot decide between the two. I know that the Vintage ladies would match the feel of her room, but I am loving the bright colors and fun feel of the other fabric. Any suggestions?
Oh yes, this is her bedding.. Her walls however, are a mint green and I am accessorizing with pastel pink.
6 comments:
I LOVE the pink one. It's sooooo Paris. It's pretty but yet mature and will last a long time. I try to put french accents in my daughter's room too. I think it's appropriate when her name is Sophie French and she was born on Bastille Day! Have fun deciding.
Very beautiful! What a gorgeous idea. I love the Paris concept :) I love the pink fabric but then the first one is gorgeous too. Either way it will be a success. I hope you can share pics with me! Kellie x
go for the pink, it'll give such a nice colour splash and also so sweet for a young girl (well, a little older girl would love that too...) :)
love the paris idea, though the other one is nice too, hmmm, don't you just hate decisions!
nice blog
Sarah
I think the first one goes a little better with the traditional feel and brings in the green (from the walls) the second is so lovely, seems more modern then the room conveys... depends on how big and how many pillows. On the other hand, the first one feels more mature, how old is the girl? I know she will grow into it. But why don't you ask her?
If you don't know, maybe she will...
Anyway, they are both beautiful!
I may be too late but I love the fun fabric. I would not be worried about mixing it up some. From you what you have described it sounds FABULOUS!
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