The color that I'm thinking about is similar to the post above me, maybe a tad lighter. If you were up to doing a two tone, I wouldn't use pink, but two shades of green. I also like the idea of an accent wall, depending on the room. For the accent wall, I like the BM Georgian Green that was posted. From what I can see on my monitor, looks like a great accent color. I actually had the Depot color match the LA color in their Behr paint - since my husband prefers their paint... Sometimes you have to get creative and white out or cover up the name on back of the color sample since they have agreements with those other paint co's.... but if they don't know it, they'll do it - a HD employee gave me that tip!! Another tip, I usually paint a piece of white poster board. I do little squares, a 2x2 inch piece so that I can take it to the Depot for them to color match. Once they do that, you just take the lid back, they will match using the numbers. I then keep a database on my computer with the paint mix formula.

I got sick of my own indecision and after trying about seven different yellow samples I decided I just needed to paint the room. I couldn't tell one thing from another because of the yellow background so I just picked the one that was closest to what I wanted and I'm hoping for the best. At this point, repainting will be cheaper than buying more samples :-) I will make sure to show better after pictures once I finished.

The room is approximately 10x10 with a 5 ft entrance and closet on right.

since she's under 2, I don't think you have to worry about a desk yet. I'd have fun and redo the walls and bring in accessories. Doing the wall by her bed, and/or the opposing wall would be nice. here are some ideas: paint the walls a soft blush/mauve (or whatever color you like), get some flower decals, shelving, little chairs board and batten? some peel and stick wallpaper? a cute swinging chair? some fairy lights? I think this one is pretty. one wall w/the paper, and the other walls coordinating color. bring in some fun play objects like the tent w/the furry rug, little lights, stuffed animals. for that bare wall, I think you could set up a doll house, or toy kitchen, tea set, whatever she likes. maybe a reading area? display the books.