Kids Room

Room Tour: Perfectly Pink Bedroom

My friend Kristen from Gypsy Soul Interiors always has gorgeous projects going on at her place! I loooove when her name pops up in my inbox! She was inspired by this chevron rug DIY project and used a perfect coral pink color. The rug is for her daughter’s newly redecorated big girl room. I love…

My friend Kristen from Gypsy Soul Interiors always has gorgeous projects going on at her place! I loooove when her name pops up in my inbox!

She was inspired by this chevron rug DIY project and used a perfect coral pink color. The rug is for her daughter’s newly redecorated big girl room. I love the Kristen eyeballed the taping! She wanted this to be a quick project and sort of liked that imperfectly-perfect look (especially for a kids room).
You’re going to want to check out how adorable this little girl’s room turned out. That bed (and bedding)! That chaise! Kristen embraces all things vintage and knows *just* how to update them with paint and fabrics. I feel like this space has so much more soul than a room filled with catalog furniture!
I’m sure you’ll want to know just like I did – the wall color is Iced Apricot by Valspar. Definitely adding that one to the paint color arsenal! This elusive perfectly peachy pink color is hard to nail down!
Gorgeous job as always, Kristen! Thanks for sharing!
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  2. Yay! I'm always happy to see reader room tours and diys over here! And this one is particularly lovely, thanks for sharing.

    Krissy

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  5. You're right, it is perfect. I love the mix of patterns and pops of green and that all the pinks are not matchy matchy! Great job.
    Nancy
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  9. this room is pure love! absolutely beautiful. makes it even better that almost everything is vintage! to see someone transform pieces makes me appreciate it even more.

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  11. WOW! That's a really great room – vintage without feeling old-fashioned. I like what another commenter (Emily) said about the rug looking watercolor-y. The while room looks like a beautiful water-colored painting. Where did she find that amazing bed?

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  16. Thank you for all the sweet comments on Cici's room. I have had so much fun working on it :) I have gotten a couple of the same questions and realized I should have included this info in the post :)

    Scalloped Curtains – These are actually not curtains, they are matelasse bed coverlets that I bought from Dillards several years ago. I first used matelasse coverlets in Cici's nursery. I was on the hunt for some thick long white curtains and then had a lightbulb moment that what I was looking for was the same as a coverlet. I saved some money, bought 2 coverlets and then had them trimmed in black satin ribbon. I also had these lined with blackout lining. They are so thick though, you may not actually need the lining. When we moved into our new house I needed another pair since she had two windows. I didn't even bother having these trimmed in black, just tied satin ribbon bows to the top of the panels. I hung all of these with clips. Here is a link to the panels trimmed in black. These will be making the move to the baby's room in the next few weeks.
    http://gypsysoulinteriors.com/2012/02/so-i-have-nurseries-on-my-mind/

    Elephant Pillow – How cute is this? I ordered from http://www.etsy.com/shop/sewtina. Tina was so great to work with and she has wonderful fabric choices. Cici helped me design it and the back of the elephant says "Mommy loves Cici". I highly recommend Tina's work.

    Bed- The bed was a Craigslist find. I had to repaint the whole thing because the paint was chipping so badly. I was initially worried about lead paint so I did a lead paint test kit on it. It tested negative for lead so I sanded it as much as I could and then spray painted with Krylon since it is non- toxic when dry. I will never ever attempt to paint a wicker piece that big again. Its like painting a wet sponge.

    Please feel free to ask me any other questions! Have a great day!

    Kristen

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  23. What a beautiful room!

    So fun to see my DIY rug linked to again–thank you!

    And I LOVE that she freehanded/eyeballed it. Looks great and must have been SO fast. Good job lady.

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  36. Is the paint made by Behr not Valspar? I found the color by Behr, but could not find anything in Iced Apricot by Valspar. Gorgeous room, thanks for sharing!

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  39. Love Kristen and her blog, I saw this when she first posted it and immediately fell in love! She has a great eye for picking out amazing pieces, I love all the elements in the room but that bed steals the show!! Thanks Jenny for always showing off such talented ladies!!

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