A little more: So cute. Are your framed plane pictures matted? When I look closely it looks like they're either matted or there's a width of frosted glass or something that is not quite as white as the print. If they are matted, and the wall color is staying yellow, I would suggest taking them out and either painting them, or covering them with fabric, to something that will help seed them on the wall a little more. (I've both painted and used fabrics to change the color/texture of matting -- in the end there's no real difference other than the texture that fabric can add). Unless my color is off, I don't think those (look like/white) sheets are going to really tie in with the (looks butter) wall color. Maybe a red/blue/white/yellow stripe, or a plaid or something, or contrast the wall color with a navy or red/white stripe. Though it looks those sheets _would_ tie in to the shades, if you end up wanting to keep those (they look lime on my monitor as well). You could always go with blue walls. :) HTH

I like the second one. It's a mix of the pink and the purple, softened with white to make it easier to live with. While I understand the theory of the yellow or the green, for a little girl, pink is IT! I would look for that grass green for more accents in green -- maybe find a similar polka dot ribbon and use it for tie-backs for the curtains, trim for a lamp or wastebasket. I can imagine green piping on a chair. Ooh, such fun! I like Pale Iris better than Beach Plum for your room. If you want to go just a tad pinker, without going to Bunny Nose Pink, take a look at BM Classic Colors Baby's Mittens #1368, another nice orchid pink, imo.

What a cutie!!! I like the quilt alot but my opinion on the crown is different. I don't think the crown, no matter how bold, will detract from the quilt. Because all the colors are light, I think you can use the stripes or a big print for the crown and it would look great. Why not take the adorable owner of the quilt, along with the quilt, to a fabric store and let her walk around with it until she finds the perfect thing? She might surprise you and find something you wouldn't have thought of! Since it will be easy to change as she gets older and her tastes change, I would go with whatever she likes. Kate

Some leather upholstered parsons chairs would go nicely with the lines of the table and the cabinetry, and would also have the same lines as the stools. Maybe you even want to do the red leather, as you've already established that as an accent color, and it looks like there's some red in the carpet under the table. Big plus -- they're easily dressed up with a slipcover when you're ready for a change. I think I can see quite a bit of wrought iron or oil rubbed bronze in the knobs, curtain rods & table lamps. I would use this as the jumping off point for the ceiling fixture. If you like chandeliers, maybe a curvy bronze chandelier with a few crystals hanging down (I mean a fun & flirty one, not a gaudy 70's number, lol!). Or you could go with a straighter lined one -- look at Pottery Barn Lowell & Veranda, for examples. I don't necessarily think the red side chairs are wrong...but I'm curious what bothers you about them. TO me it's just that they're kind of floating there with no real purpose. Like, if that's meant to be a reading area or a place to have a cup of tea, they need a little table between them. Think about what you want that space to be, and then you'll know how to address the chairs. Hth! Leigh