I can't tell for sure if this would work or not, but my DD has Benjamin Moore's Lily Lavender in her room and it is really cute. It might work with the lavender/purple in your DD's quilt.

Here you go. What cute bedding, in regards to paint color I love that yellow pictured. Using pink on all four walls can be over powering, but since she wants pink I would add white bead board and use the lightest pink on the upper part of the walls.

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Here is a link that might be useful: Bedding Link

I think it has so many colors and shades in it that it is difficult to decide. The green was really cute and the lavender looked great with the green. We have lavender gingham curtains as well. I think she would prefer a shade of pink.

I don't have time to figure out exact color names but I did put together six color ideas using colors from various parts of the bedding. Hope it helps.

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I liked the 3rd one, the pale lavender. Cute!

Popping this back to the top in case Misty missed it.

I love the deep pink, but wish there was a PS sample of that aqua that's in the bedding. It's such a cute, cute quilt!!

I just went through this with my nieces and they outgrow the pink and purple so fast :( I think I would do all light pink or a chair rail with lavender or white on the bottom and pink on top (depending on what your daughter likes the most). My 10 year-old niece has a room at her Dad's that started out bright fuscia and she did NOT want to paint it. She loves the color (it looks like nail polish) but with white trim, white furniture, purple sheer curtains with sequins and her Hannah Montana/High School Musical stuff it does look really cute. The important thing is she loves it and her friends think it's awesome! LOL

I think the bedding is adorable and pink walls will look very nice. Enjoy it while it lasts, because all my other nieces are too cool for pink now and like red and blue :)

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Geez, all of those look good!
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They do all look good.

Going with the yellow picture I think a nice match would be Benjamin Moore's Dijon. I have it in my foyer and I think it would look so nice with that bedding.

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Benjamin Moore's Dijon.

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IRL Dijon is more yellow than that picture.

Anyways just a thought..good luck!

Well that's odd, I pulled the color right off the BM web site. Thought it looked a little lackluster for the name they gave it.

If the kid wants pink or purple, let her have pink or purple! She'll outgrow the quilt for sure (it's adorable, btw), and maybe the pink or purple, too, but in the meantime, let her pick what she wants. How would you like to live in a room you didn't like?

I sound like an old crab here, and really I'm not. But I always let my kids "decorate" their rooms the way they wanted them, even when it wasn't exactly what I'd have done - not by a long shot!

As for outgrowing pink, well, my 28 yo dtr has loved pink since the day she was born. She wears it, lives in it, works in it, would have bought a pink car if she'd found one. She's a wonderful, girly, professional woman, so pink hasn't hurt her in the least. You should have seen some of the pinks on her walls when she was growing up!

My daughter has BM Ballerina Pink which looks pink or purple (to my eyes) depending on the light. Here are some pics we took before we moved in - it was a little overwhelming at first for me but now with all her stuff I like it. She has a rug from Room and Board with different colors (pink, purple, blue, green, yellow) and her bedding (from the Company Store) also picks up all those colors. You can see even with these pics, all taken at the same time, it looks different but manages to work.

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I like the idea of white beadboard below and then whatever color you or she chooses above. You could even pick 2 complementary colors and paint one wall a brighter color and the other 3 a more subtle/soft color. But white beadboard will give it such a nice look and, in the future, will mean less wall surface to have to repaint when she wants a different color and is ready for a more grown-up look.

BTW, I never got to decide on my room color growing up. My parents had their decorator pick the (pink) shade, along with the pink/cranberry shag w-2-w carpet, the white furniture, and the bedspread/dust ruffle/etc, and that's how that room stayed from 1970 until they sold the house in 2004! Fortunately I moved away for college in 1979.