We encountered the same thing when we did our daughter's "big girl" room last summer. She had just turned 3. I can't show you a picture at the moment, as her bed is covered in clothes to be packed today for our beach trip,(yay!), but I would suggest finding a comforter/quilt set that you love and that she can grow with, then picking the paint color from there. I've found it to be MUCH easier to finding bedding before I paint. Then I take the pillow sham to the paint store and find a backdrop color, if you will. My daughter's room is SW Enchant (a lilac/light purple color). Her bedding is a white quilt with pink/purple/yellow butterflies and flowers. I plan to keep her room as is for several years to come. She's happy with it as well (turning 4). We were able to add a princess table & chairs this past year to her room easily, b/c of the colors that were already in there. If her bedding was Dora, it wouldn't have worked so well, naturally! Unless we were going for a compete Disney Collection style of bedroom! LOL! So now, back to my packing, instead of (happily) procrastinating here! Good luck and let us know how what you choose! Below is a JCP quilt set that is an example. Here is a link that might be useful: bedding

That's funny, I used an old TV armoire for craft supplies too! Later on we got a couple of very basic white tables/legs from Ikea for our "craft tables." They worked out great. We put two of them together to make a big square with a chair on each side so there was a lot of table space even when DD had a sewing machine set up on one side. I used FLOR tiles on the wall instead of a bulletin board. It only works with certain types of push pins, though, so you have to experiment a bit, but the colorful (low pile) carpet squares made for a cool graphic element on the wall. Our craft area is neglected now that DD is in high school and has such a crazy schedule. Sad!

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?

You might consider a flower garden theme, a light green -- Behr Celery Brunch -- for her walls with very pale blue -- Behr Misty Surf -- ceiling. Add sunshine. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/494692340310146588/ Add flower sun catchers a to her window: https://www.google.com/search?q=images+Tiffany+flower+suncatchers&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjFr9O8_vnaAhVDMd8KHUYuBfwQsAQIJg&biw=1366&bih=650 Wallpaper trim tape at the top of her wall linking blue and green and showing the overhead garden visitors : https://www.homedepot.com/p/York-Wallcoverings-Brothers-and-Sisters-V-Forest-Friends-Wallpaper-Border-SB7663BD/207173812?MERCH=REC--PIPHorizontal1_rr--302422445--207173812--N Sturdy white wood table and pair of chairs: https://www.potterybarnkids.com/products/my-first-table-and-chairs/?pkey=dplay-table-chairs&isx=0.0.392 Toddler safe toy storage -- no lids to bump heads or pinch/crush fingers. https://www.crateandbarrel.com/kids/toyboxes/1 Cloud white bedding with flowers and/or butterflies and/or birds and/or balloons. https://pt.aliexpress.com/item/New-White-Applique-Quilt-Set-3PCS-Korean-Washed-Cotton-Quilts-Bedspread-Bed-Cover-Pillow-2-Shams/32800619258.html Garden related art ... and when you're sure she knows where to draw and where not to draw, a box of crayons or colored pencils, a sketch pad and a large bulletin board for her to display her own flower art.