I had Macadamia in my great room and hallways in a previous home. I think it's a terrific color but would never put it in a little girl's room. Not at all a color that would go with pink or purple. What about a pale green?

I agree with Glo. I’d do inside mount roller shades. They’re cute, easy to use, allow your pretty window trim to show, and can be budget friendly. If you google ‘diy roller shades’ ... ‘diy roller shades girls room’ ... ‘no sew roller shades’, etc, lots of tutorials come up. They’d be great because you could pick the exact fabric/covering you want. First one I saw: https://thediymommy.com/make-a-no-sew-fabric-covered-roller-shade/ ________ I like something like these, too (they can be embellished with cute trim, etc), but they might be pricier than you want, since you have four windows to do. https://www.blinds.com/p/bali-light-filtering-roller-shade/500969

LOL. @Funky, You are absolutely correct! Spiraling – that’s me! Until this year, I only had one grandchild (DG1) and I bought her – whatever she (or I!) wanted! Now, since I want these photos to be part of our Christmas decorations (I usually wrap some of our artwork in Christmas paper/ribbon, but will now replace with a canvas of the girls during the holidays), I have to take the whole “vignette” into consideration! LOL Thank you for reminding me to “breathe”! Also, DG1 (as with most children) hasn’t had a Christmas photo with Santa the past two years because… COVID. @BBSTX and KSWL – thank you so much! You are both clearly highly qualified experts (well, so is Funky!). This is what I needed to narrow my focus. I was caught (spiraling!) in the velvet and sequins of Nordstrom, Dillards, Macys (too much bulk and bling for two little girls and Santa) and the (to me, for this year) too casual playwear and pajamas. I knew I could count on GWers!

So very sorry, I wouldn't have wanted that table in YOUR room, if you were her grand ma. It would need a gallon of paint : ) and even then... If I were three, it would depress the living daylights out of me on sight. It depresses me as of now! When tasked with any project, any age of client , any space ? Designers try to get in the head of the USER of that space. This is two clients, one is three and her mommy's age?. ......irrelevant but she's not three. You don't mean to, but you are asking for wheel reinvention. Return the bed. It's 600 back in your pocket. A Put the Queen mattress, and it's box spring on an ordinary metal hollywood frame. Add a dust ruffle in white ( scroll back up , I gave you a 37.00 screen shot ) Get the HEAD BOARD only ( overstock /screen shot details up above ) Add a rug in cotton, 6 x9 , 123.00 bucks ( Link at bottom ) ...keep the curtains, lose that side table to another spot. pleeeze. And try to see this room through the eyes of a child. You need a white bedside table. Don't waste paint/labor on that one. : ( Even this won't look great on the dark brown wall to wall carpet. Nothing will. But it's as budget friendly as can be. The return of the Wayfair bed buys it all, basically, including a down filler ( get a king in that for loft ) for the pompom duvet Rug link, and get a PAD. https://www.wayfair.com/Laurel-Foundry-Modern-Farmhouse%C2%AE--Hand-Loomed-Cotton-Area-Rug-in-PinkWhite-X110836721-L167-K~W009725610.html?refid=FR49-W009725610_359107453&PiID%5B%5D=359107453&piid=359107454 Down fill for duvet ?Cheap https://www.overstock.com/Bedding-Bath/KASENTEX-Down-Comforter-Goose-Duck-Winter-Warmth-Down-Comforter-Down-and-Feather-Filling-100-Cotton-Cover-Duvet-Insert/36949414/product.html?opre=1&option=72449913