View Full Version : Babies rooms/nurseries-when is it too muchof one colour?
onemummmy
02-06-2008, 10:20
hey:wave:
Just wondering, can you have too much of one colour in your nursery/babys room? I know it prob sounds really silly but Im worried about having too much white in my daughters room LOL:o
Everything almost is white, aside from the cot sheets & quilt, the basket liners, nappy bin and the hamper(all pink) and the rocker is charcoal. I want to add in a chest of drawers and toybox to her room but I want them white to match the other wooden furniture, will it be too much white :confused: I love white for girls I think its so cute, but im afraid it will start to look sterile:o the walls are cream with a blue trim(rented house) and beige carpet. Oh and pink curtains.
Any suggestions?
Thanks:thumbsup:
Chunkydunks
02-06-2008, 10:22
I think white funiture is nice when broken up with different colour accesories.
poshBecks
02-06-2008, 10:24
No thats not too much white. Matching furniture is nice :)
When you said too much white I thought you were going to say white walls, cot , drawers, sheets, floor, nappy stacker....... etc etc lol
I think what you have will look lovely :)
onemummmy
02-06-2008, 10:30
No thats not too much white. Matching furniture is nice :)
When you said too much white I thought you were going to say white walls, cot , drawers, sheets, floor, nappy stacker....... etc etc lol
I think what you have will look lovely :)
:)thanks. Im trying to think of other ways I could break up the white a bit more, I was thinking of maybe a pastely pink or purple throw on the chair and maybe a rug? Everything is pastels which I LOVE.:D
lilBoofD
02-06-2008, 10:33
I think it will look lovely. I like matching furniture too, with pretty accessories!
Your room sounds just like my Dd's and personally I don't think you can ever have too much white. I think it looks beautiful in a babies room, it's such a pure, clean colour and looks great with just a splash of pink here and there.
My DD's room is the following;
White walls
White cot
White change table
White side table
White book shelf
White mossy net
Pink balnkets
Pink pillows
Pink baskets liners
Pink butterfly mobile
I love it! :)
onemummmy
02-06-2008, 10:55
Your room sounds just like my Dd's and personally I don't think you can ever have too much white. I think it looks beautiful in a babies room, it's such a pure, clean colour and looks great with just a splash of pink here and there.
My DD's room is the following;
White walls
White cot
White change table
White side table
White book shelf
White mossy net
Pink balnkets
Pink pillows
Pink baskets liners
Pink butterfly mobile
I love it! :)
sounds nice!:thumbsup:
I agree I just think its so pretty and girly but it can grow with your child. If I had a boy I think I would have gone dark wood, I dont mind white and blue but I think darker wood is more masculine.
sounds nice!:thumbsup:
I agree I just think its so pretty and girly but it can grow with your child. If I had a boy I think I would have gone dark wood, I dont mind white and blue but I think darker wood is more masculine.
I agree, I would have done the exact same for a boy! :thumbsup:
I forgot the white chest of drawers... lol... but I have replaced the original white knobs with these cute little pink flower knobs which I've put on the top two drawers..
onemummmy
02-06-2008, 11:07
Ooh where did you get those? Im going to paint the drawers and at the moment they have metal handles which Im not fond of at all.
KapowSchazam
02-06-2008, 11:09
You could get some removable wall stickers...that's what I have in B's room (and we're renting too)
Ooh where did you get those? Im going to paint the drawers and at the moment they have metal handles which Im not fond of at all.
A company called Treehouse Children's Decor.. they have the cutest little assessories for babies rooms!!! not sure if i'm allowed to put the website in, but if you google Treehouse Children's Decor it should come up..:)
onemummmy
02-06-2008, 11:12
thanks just found it :)
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