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Pink is the classic color ... in fact it is more like a theme than just a color!
Pink is the classic color ... in fact it is more like a theme than just a color!

Admittedly, pink is not really a theme, but rather a color. However the color pink evokes a room that is soft, feminine, playful and cozy.

It can be filled with dots, ruffles or lace, but however you decide to decorate your daughter’s pink room you can be certain it will be fabulous.

What Kind of Pink

Painting the walls is the first and most obvious step to creating a pink paradise for your girl. Pink and white makes for the most classic girly look, while pink and brown creates a luxurious, “just-opened-box-of-chocolates” feeling.

And pink and black? What could be more chic and sophisticated? For girls who want an edgier, more energetic style, try hot pink and lime green.

Pink and black are always good together and create a little less feminine look.
Pink and black are always good together and create a little less feminine look.

Or you can turn pink and green into a softer cottage style by using soft, pale pinks and sage green.

Sugar and Spice

You can embellish your girl’s room with polka dots, ruffles, lace or flowers—or all of the above! Just be careful that you don’t overdo it. Chose several items in the room to embellish and leave the rest simple. It will have more impact that way.

Create the Perfect Polka Dots

One nice effect is to cover the walls in a very pale pink flat latex paint, then paint polka dots on top of that in a slightly darker semi gloss pink to make the circles pop. The effect is more subtle than using a contrasting color, but the overall effect is powerful.

To create perfect circles, cut out templates from cardboard and trace around them with chalk onto the painted pink wall. The dots can be placed evenly or randomly and the sizes can vary or you can use all large dots. A paint can lid makes an ideal size to base your template on.

A pink wall also provides the perfect backdrop for wooden or appliqué letters that spell out the girl’s name or adjectives that describe her.

Pink celing and sheer white canopy give this girls room a soft pink theme.
Pink celing and sheer white canopy give this girls room a soft pink theme.

Cozy Glamor

Girly means cozy and glamorous, as well as feminine. Create a private reading nook by taking a corner section of the room and hanging a soft fantasy bower over the area. A white shag carpet and lots of cushy pillows completes the special spot.

Another way to get that elegant feel is with a sheer canopy over the bed. Don’t worry if your girl doesn’t have a canopy bed; you can create the same effect simply and inexpensively.

All you need are three standard curtain rods, and sheer drapes. Hang the rods on the ceiling over the bed where you want the drapes to fall. One above the head and one on each side are probably sufficient.

Be sure to attach the curtain clips onto the rod before installation, unless the clips are the kind you can attach after the pole is hung. You are ready to hang the curtains!

Dressing Table/Vanity

What girly room would be complete with out a fancy dressing table and chair? If yours is too plain, simply embellish. You can find a nice white chair cover for the chair.

Yellow and pink create great contrast in this cute girls room decor.
Yellow and pink create great contrast in this cute girls room decor.

Put a big pink bow on the back of it, or edge it in lace. Paint the dressing table white, and edge the mirror in lights; you can find low cost LED rope lights that don’t need to be plugged in.

Details, Details

When creating a special feminine mood for the room, remember to pay attention to the details. Here are a few tips for adding that special extra touch:

  • Replace the standard overhead lighting with a small chandelier. Many inexpensive ones are now available and you can even find them in pinks and lavenders.
  • Use decorative tiebacks on window treatments, in pinks, jewels, or glass.
  • Replace plain drawer pulls with crystal ones.
  • Hang a white display shelf for dolls or collectibles.

Go all out and make her room a pink fairytale palace!
Go all out and make her room a pink fairytale palace!

  • Cover a plain nightstand with decorative fabric in a toile pattern, floral or stripes. This can be as simple as using a sheet that matches or contrasts with the bedding, trimmed with a ribbon at the hem.
  • Find an old coat rack and paint it white. Drape it with a pink feather boa, a few fancy purses, hang dance shoes or ballet slippers on it.
  • Replace the plain switchplate with something decorative. You can find these premade or can decorate your own to match the room.
  • A stack of pretty floral hatboxes (stack them large to small) provides storage and adds to the décor of the room.
  • Pink goes great with black, yellow, white and some shades of green and blue.

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19 Comments

  • Jolie says:

    hey i love the whole sugar and spice theme for my 13 year old do have any ideas where i can get?

  • Rafter Tales says:

    Jolie,

    What specifically were you looking for? Sugar and Spice simply refers to “embellishments” such as polka dots, lace, ruffles, etc. in your girl’s room theme.

  • Anonymous says:

    i want blue-pink coloured room & it should be very beautyful.

  • Anonymous says:

    that is soooooo cute i love the 1,2,3,and 4 ones int he pictures.My favorite is the 1 and 2 one.

  • kwist says:

    In the picture of the black and pink room in “pretty in pink” there is a design on the white wall done in pink. Where can I find this design/stencil?

  • jodie says:

    hi i love the alexis on the wallpaper were could i get this done in my sisters name for her bday?

    • Teresa says:

      type in wall decals and wall murals on ebay and you will be able to get it done there. It may take some time as there are hundreds of designs so you coud use keyword personalised decal/mural

  • lilmomma says:

    i love 1,2,3,4,and 5 there are very nice

  • Shylin says:

    i love the second pic where do you get the wall paper like that at

  • Zaynab Arjmand says:

    I love the second picture! Where can i get wallpaper and letters like that?

  • lisa says:

    What color paint was used for the pink/black themed girls bedroom? I’ve got the same bedding for my daughter shown in the picture….also, was that a stencil used for the name?

    Thx!
    Lisa

  • natalie thompson says:

    i wish i could afford a bedroom like the one at the top cause its really pretty

    • massi says:

      well maybee you could go to the cheap shop or sams ware house cause they sell cheap well really cheap furniture and you could just paint the furniture and your room and it would look awsome i think

    • Johanna says:

      They got everything at Target. It’s in a pretty nice price range for the sheets and all. I don’t know how much the stencils are though.

  • Jenna says:

    I have the same bedding and pillows I got them from Target.
    I want to paint my wall that rassberry color but my mom is stiff about it.
    I love the 2nd picture
    perfect example of what I want.
    any idea about the bottom with the white layer and the black where can you get them from?
    Thanks.

    • massi says:

      well i once saw one at big dub and at target and there is a really cool website and it has lots of bedding and furniture for girls from any age and boys from any age too it is well just type in pbteen it is really good it also sells lights and lamps and beds and also bedroom decter it is an awsome webstite and dont worry if your mum is a bit stiff about painting your room raspberry she will think about it hopefuly she will get over it and say yes so dont worry and ttry out that awsome website pbteen it is really stylish

    • serena lomotey says:

      so! i also do(..)lol. i’m sorry mabad

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