Mood board breakdown....
1. To keep the room bright and airy, Swiss Coffee by Benjamin Moore would look great on the walls.
2. For an unexpected pop of color and to bring a little bit of coziness (and sweetness) to the room, I'd paint the ceiling Mellow Pink by Benjamin Moore.
3. When I began to create the mood board, my starting point was this beautiful, floral fabric.... Gypsy Flower available thru Tonic Living. The shades of pink, red and lime all swirled around on a white background look so sweet and girly... I thought it was perfect! It's a print that could be used in a bold room or added to a soft and peaceful space. The colors in this fabric bring all the colors in the room together and would look so great made into floor to ceiling curtains (Tonic Living also takes custom orders- curtains, pillows, etc!).
4. A pennant banner, like this one from Sugar and Spice via Etsy, has a variety of colors (including red and pink) that bring a playful look and would look great strung cross the room.
5. To accessorize and add more color, this painting by Cocoa and Hearts (Jen Ramos) brings a little bit of glamour to the walls! It reminds me of lipstick shades drawn on a napkin.... only more glamorous. I love it (I want one for my room!).
6. For the toddler bedding, I put together polka dot sheets, a pink blanket and two pillows- a pink Ikat print and a floral print (same floral as the curtains).
7. For the twin bed, I mixed it up a little. The colors coordinate with the toddler bed, but I say let each girl have a uniquely, styled bed. The duvet is all white with red stitch-work on the top, then for added comfort there's a pink blanket, red pillow, and the same pink Ikat print and floral print for pillows as the toddler bed.
8. Add a comfy, cushy red and white polka dot bean bag to the room for an impromptu reading nook!
9. The red dresser in the mood board is part of a room designed by Jodi at The Simply Inspired Home..... I was hooked as soon as I saw it! The color is absolutely stunning (you can read more about her room design here). As for both beds in the room, the twin and toddler bed, I'd give them a similar look. I'd make the headboards (and footboards) a creamy-white, that might mean slapping some paint on one (or both). Then the cherry-red colored dresser will really stand-out!!!
Lastly, to keep the room warm and inviting, remember to add texture.... a wooden step-stool, wicker basket, natural-fiber rug, child-size distressed rocker, knitted blanket, stuffed animal, etc. I think that when colors are limited and texture is added, it's really easy to give a bedroom a warm, cohesive, inviting feel, even if there are two different style beds!!!
