Girls Bedroom with Blush Drapery

Jun 1

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If you want to use a color you love without asking the entire room to commit to it, drapery is one of my favorite places to start.

Here, it's blush pink.

The curtains cover enough of the room to make the color feel intentional, but unlike painted cabinetry or wallpaper, they're relatively easy to change if the room takes a different direction someday.

I've linked my favorite TWOPAGES Pinch-Pleat Drapes here—the fabric shown is Pink Lemonade.

I use TWOPAGES panels in my own home and love the tailored look you can get without going into true custom-drapery pricing.

And this particular pink is beautiful because it isn't overly sweet. It's soft and warm, with enough color to give the bedroom personality while still feeling easy to live with.

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I'd hang the rod close to the ceiling and extend it beyond the window frame whenever you have the wall space.

That lets the panels fall nearly floor to ceiling and makes the windows feel considerably taller.

When the textiles are bringing this much personality, I like letting the larger furniture stay quiet.

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I actually have these pieces in my own home and really like them.

The clean lines and warm brass hardware work beautifully here, but neither piece is particularly tied to a child's bedroom. They could easily move into a guest room or another space later if the bedroom changes.

That's generally how I like to approach children's rooms.

Let the expensive pieces be flexible.

Then have more fun with the things that are easier to change.

The pillows and artwork are where the blue comes in.

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I especially like blue with blush because it cools the pink down a little. Rather than making the room feel more colorful, it actually gives the palette some balance.

And you don't need very much of it.

A pillow, a piece of artwork, and a few smaller details are enough to carry blue around the room.

Blush and green may be one of my favorite color combinations for a girl's bedroom.

The green only appears in a few places here, which is exactly why it works.

A matching pair gives the bedside area some symmetry, while the green introduces just enough contrast to keep the blush from becoming the entire story.

Overhead, I've linked a similar Gold Capiz Chandelier here.

Capiz is especially pretty in a bedroom because it catches the light without feeling as formal as crystal. You get a little shimmer overhead, but the natural shell still feels soft and relaxed.

Then I'd start layering in warmer natural materials.

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The rattan boxes are useful for clearing all the little things off a nightstand, while the burl frames and mirror introduce a richer wood tone against the pale walls.

I especially like that contrast here.

With blush, pale blue, and white already making up so much of the palette, a little warm wood keeps everything from feeling too delicate.

The jute rug does the same thing underfoot.

There's already plenty of color and pattern happening higher in the room, so the rug doesn't need to add another layer of either. Natural jute gives you warmth and texture while letting everything else breathe.

For the bed, I've also linked my favorite pillow inserts.

I generally size the insert up about two inches—a 22 × 22 insert inside a 20 × 20 cover, for example. It gives the pillow a fuller, more tailored shape.

That's really why this bedroom works.

The Pink Lemonade drapery brings the personality. Blue cools the palette down, green gives it contrast, and warm burl wood, rattan, brass, and jute keep all those softer colors grounded.

And underneath it all, the larger furniture stays simple.

So the room can feel wonderfully pink today without requiring everything in it to stay pink forever.