Decorate my kids room

[SpinsOffResonance]

This is my kids' new bedroom.

This is similar to the color scheme. Barely there pink on the walls, purple on ceiling and dark purple trim and woodwork.

The beds are off white, and one is going to have purple bedding, the other pink bedding.

I don't know what to do for window treatments. I love the idea of doing a printed fabric, something like this

But is it going too busy? Should I stick to solid white with a pink/purple ribbon, like this


What says M14? Solid or print roman shades?

[rainbowsockmonkey]

I like print for the Roman shades.

[SpinsOffResonance]

Here are some of my inspiration pictures to give you an idea of the look I'm going for

[comicSans]

I think it depends on what you're doing for bedding. If there's pattern on the bedding, pattern on the windows could get busy. It could work if it coordinates but has a change in scale, or if the rest of the room is very "clean."

[lulu]

I think plain.

Mostly because I'm a plain person when it comes to clothes and interior design.

But....it also means you can easily change your style should you want to, with bolder, patterned accessories like throws and cushions. You are a bit more "tied in" if you choose prints on things like blinds....more of a commitment.

[lrmrtn]

I agree with lulu. I think the pattern on the curtains could be too much with whatever other accessories you are choosing whereas the plain curtains are more versatile.

[becole]

I like the idea of neutral wall, neutral frames, crazy curtains and bed spreads. Basically- the cheapest and easiest things to change when your kid is into something different in like a year.

[SpinsOffResonance]

Jun 7, 2017 12:55:58 GMT -5 comicSans said:

I think it depends on what you're doing for bedding. If there's pattern on the bedding, pattern on the windows could get busy. It could work if it coordinates but has a change in scale, or if the rest of the room is very "clean."

I think bedding will be solid colors. One kid wants pink flowers and one wants purple butterflies, I can't find bedding with those themes and colors and have them coordinate together. So right now I'm leaning towards solid pink and purple duvet covers and adding a flower and butterfly shaped pillow, respectively.

[becole]

These are sweet.

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Mixes butterflies and flowers

[becole]

Also




You could do flower bedding and butterfly decor

[meggypoo1]

Jun 7, 2017 13:53:10 GMT -5 becole said:

I like the idea of neutral wall, neutral frames, crazy curtains and bed spreads. Basically- the cheapest and easiest things to change when your kid is into something different in like a year.

I agree with this.