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Marc Jacobs

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What color would you paint the walls to match my bedding??  I'm putting in hardwood floors but need to get the walls painted first.  I'm having a artist paint a large mural on the wall above the crib with this design:



 



Here's some other pieces to give you an idea on the colors




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hmm my first thought is maybe a light green...sort of on the minty green side of things...but I think there could be better than that..


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Ayo, I thought about that.  But I don't think the little lgreen alligator and catterpillar would show up well.  My original thought was the burnt orangey/reddish color in the ABC letters and the bear's honey bowl.  I'm so undecided!

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deep apricot! (like the darker stripe in the sheet)

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Oh, and I also thought about doing a lighter version of the ABC letters and Bears Honey Bowl which is the orangey color in these sheets




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You could do a green a couple shades darker then the mural will show up.  Or, I'm not sure of the room layout, but maybe do 3 of the walls green and then the wall with the crib/mural on it do an apricot or even a brown color.  Or one more option is to paint all the walls green or a cocoa color and then paint a big yellow square for the mural to be in.  Hope that helps, and we want to see pics of the room as you progress with it



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hotcocoa wrote:


deep apricot! (like the darker stripe in the sheet)



We typed our posts about this at the same time!!!


 



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hotcocoa wrote:


deep apricot! (like the darker stripe in the sheet)



YES! that would be perfect...I love that idea..


 


 



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I was going to say the orange-y color, too!  Not too dark, maybe on the terracotta-peach side of the spectrum.

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hotcocoa wrote:


deep apricot! (like the darker stripe in the sheet)


This was my first thought as well.

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 I like the apricot idea, but I really dig this one:

FashionPrincess wrote:







Or one more option is to paint all the walls green or a cocoa color and then paint a big yellow square for the mural to be in. 



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I would opt for a peachy color.  A nursery should be bright!  I like Sherwin-Williams delicious melon, papaya, surprise amber, viva gold, torchlight, solaria, june day, and sunrise.

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FashionPrincess wrote:

YOr, I'm not sure of the room layout, but maybe do 3 of the walls green and then the wall with the crib/mural on it do an apricot or even a brown color. 





love this idea.

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