Wander over to Home Decorating the Gallery. (link below) Then click on the thread for favorite Greens and take a look. I think the Saybrook Sage is a lovely color. I don't think any color will still be your favorite when it's time to redecorate in a few years, but greens are certainly timeless. I have several in my home. The Dove White is great for trim. And you might check out Home Decorating discussions to ask for more help. Red Here is a link that might be useful: Home Decoration Forum (Gallery)

I keep reading the trend is away from grey and toward beige/greige, but who knows. If you are keeping the pink in the bathroom, grey would look nice with it. Are you getting new bedding? I recently saw a color by SW in a friend's house, called Queen Anne Lilac. It was gorgeous and may go with your shell pink. Hard to say, though, without knowing exactly what pink you used. The photos I've seen online of Queen Anne Lilac look a lot more grey than it did in person, and now that I look at your photo again, it might be too close to what you currently have to be a significant change.

That is the only light fixture in the room and one of the reasons why we moved the dresser to that wall. We used to have our large armoire against that wall which covered the light fixture completely (making it very dark in the winter getting dressed in the mornings!). Yes, we have lamps but it doesn't make sense to us to cover up a light source.

Centering, is in IMO, evil. Why do you have to center anything. I would remove the curatin panels and expose the windows. regardless of what they look like. I would also use up/down bambo shades, inside mount.(shades come in a variety of colors, grays, too, if that's your preference. Hang a drape rod at the ceiling, and get some textured fabric of your liking, flank the windows. ... for privacy, pull the blinds, the drapes are just for texture and softness. I would also find two different bedside tables, tall slim lamps. Paint the entire room, ceiling and walls the same color. replace the light fixture with a ceiling light that is more attractive than useful, like a statement fixture that sheds light upward I'd post something, but I don't know your style. Have fun decorating!