Anonymous wrote:Whatever you pick, go the lightest shade on the chip or it will end up VERY VERY VERY BRIGHT.

I agree that you will be surprised by how much color even a very pale looking paint sample will put on your walls, but I disagree with this general advice. The lightest color on a paint chip is often close to white. You don't need to go that pale. But definitely get a sample and paint it on a piece of cardboard and hold it up against the wall in the room in question.

behr celery ice

Martha Stewart Spring Melt (from the Martha Stewart line at Home Depot).

Whatever you pick, go the lightest shade on the chip or it will end up VERY VERY VERY BRIGHT.

Benjamin Moore Sage Tint

Behr Mountain Haze - it's a gray green and my daughter has a quilt with pink, yellow, light blue and light green in the room.

Benjamin Moore Pale Seamist. We have it in our master bedroom and nursery and it's beautiful. A little warmer than a sage, pale but not too pale, just gives the room a very warm, calm feel. Goes great with an Asian style interior, but would really complement any decor.

Sherwin Williams Comfort Grey.

Sherwin Williams. Ancient marble

Benjamin Moore Sweet Caroline

Behr Feldspar

Benjamin Moore Wind Chime

I am looking for color recommendations for my daughter's room. I would like to paint the walls a pale green color. She is 19 months old and I would like it to be something that we can keep for a while (and not look too girly!). We would probably be accenting with a multi-color quilt with some pink, purple, yellow, etc.

Thanks in advance for any recs you may have.