Suggestions for paint color for a little girl's room with ivory/off white furniture- not pink

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Anonymous wrote:What colors does she like? Does she like to wear a lot of a certain color or color group? Does she like toys with certain colors? When she does artwork or draws, what colors does she use the most? With your neutrals, you can go in many good directions. A color that she likes may help her mood-wise over the long run.

She's only two, and she loves orange... LOL. I prefer neutrals or near-neutral colors because we might sell the house in a few years.

Orange and green look great together!

Go with pale green walls and keep the textiles cream with orange and green accents, or do a fun gardeny floral theme.

This. Cute! She'll love it .

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I'd go with a pale/mint green, light grey, or greyish lavendar.

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Gentle Repose by Benjamin Moore is a lovely neutral that can look pale pink, or peach or cream depending on the light. We have it with white trim in our DDs room. We are constantly changing up the accent colors and everything works with the walls.

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Anonymous wrote:What colors does she like? Does she like to wear a lot of a certain color or color group? Does she like toys with certain colors? When she does artwork or draws, what colors does she use the most? With your neutrals, you can go in many good directions. A color that she likes may help her mood-wise over the long run.

She's only two, and she loves orange... LOL. I prefer neutrals or near-neutral colors because we might sell the house in a few years.

How about a deep (not dark) peachy orange?

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http://dreamdesignlive.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/a9bec39b1c91.jpg

Do something like this color scheme

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I did grass green and then brought it purples, grays, and tans with the rugs and curtains.

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When you say that you might sell in a few years, do you mean next year or in five years? I've learned that I shouldn't live in my house as if it's just a rental. I want to enjoy it while I'm there, and that means paint on the walls that makes me happy.

I love the idea of a floral theme that encompasses green and orange. The right orange can also look good against a lighter blue so you could do oranges and yellows and a more coastal vibe. Definitely +1 to the idea of hitting Pinterest and searching around.

We're about to paint my daughter's room and we'll be using a lavender shade (BM's Grape Ice) and a light green as our palette.

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I painted my son and daughter's rooms the same shade of pale violet with grey undertones.

My daughter has white furniture and my son dark furniture.

They both have pink accents in their rooms.

It works well.

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soft springy green or mint or aqua

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Sherwin William's Silvermist. Love that color

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gray with orange accessories (lamp shade, curtains)

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My daughter's room is a pale, creamy yellow. She has white furniture and a ruched lilac bedspread. With white and lilac sheer curtains.

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We have BM Windsor Cream in our daughter's room. It's a creamy, light yellow color.

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I love orange & cream-

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This paint color:
http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/stemgreen

These sheets:
http://s7d2.scene7.com/is/image/TheCompanyStore/jenna_F14_web_v1?$zoom08$

This paint color:
http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/jamaicanaqua

These sheets:
http://www.westelm.com/products/wrh-leaf-motif-duvet-cover-shams-b1411/?pkey=cduvet-covers&cm_src=duvet-covers||NoFacet-_-NoFacet-_--_-