I really like that idea. I may try it. Thanks, Also: I have a friend that put a basket with handle on the floor next to chair, couch whatever... and put white christmas tiny lights in it and white dried arrangements with teeny tiny white flowers on them. You've seen them at craft stores used for wreaths, flower arrangement as filler. It's simple and attractive. I beleive the lights had a white cord too, which makes cord not show as much. Grama

Sorry I don't have a picture. Maybe if I can get some things gathered up I could sorta put one together. I'll see what I can do.

Is it in concrete that the room has to be green and brown? This is only my opinion, but I really dislike brown in a nursery, even though brown is becoming a trendy color. I find brown to be depressing and I love green if it's with pink..like a garden. For great inspiration pictures go to potterybarnkids.com and look at all the color combos they have for rooms. Some are neutral. I don't see those colors for a girl at all. I know pink and brown is trendy, but it's the brown I don't like. What about painting all the wood a cream color for now, and after the baby is born you can wallpaper or paint? Paint these days don't leave a toxic odor. In fact, you may not even want to add a different wall color other than cream and add your own colors with accessories and rugs, especially pastel braided rugs. Of course take what I say with a grain of salt, I just have this "thing" about green and brown in a child's room. lol Congrats on your new baby!

We need to see pictures of the rooms, and the furniture that goes in them for color. I dont think carpet for little ones like that is gross, unless its dirty carpet. Carpeting is much safer for little ones, learning how to crawl, and playing around in their room.