We're about to get ready to start some real work in the nursery. Painting, figuring out closet organization and fabric choices. I need some help with fabrics!
We will be reupholstering a glider that J's grandmother gave us. I think I've narrowed down my fabric choices to these beauties...but I'm so indecisive right now that anything could change. The only fabrics that will be used are for a roman shade/curtains and this chair. Our color scheme consists of lavenders, grays and white. Do you have any other fabric suggestions or a favorite from my picks? Joann's is having a great sale on home decor fabrics, so I reallllly want to pull the trigger soon.
Speaking of color schemes....does anyone have suggestion for really pretty lavender-grayish paint colors? J is going to kill me :-) We have a million samples of purple paints on the walls but I'm not sure that I love any of them. I'd like something soft and pretty.
I'm determined to finally get working in that room no matter how much I'd rather nap or take baths. May will be here before I know it! I guess it's time things started to feel a little more real.
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I think the purple one, second to the left would be perfect!
ReplyDeleteMy favorites are 1, 3 and 4, across the top. #1 might be best on the chair, since it's a busier pattern and can hide potential messes (like spit up or milk drips). My pick would be 1 for the chair and 3 for the curtains.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, those knits are adorable!! P.S. I sent you an evite to my Stella & Dot trunk show at my house next Sunday (3-5)- did you get it?? I really hope you can come! :)
ReplyDeleteI would choose #3 on the top (fm left). Do you plan on painting the glider? This fabric would look great with a darker gray such as BM-Chelsea Gray or BM-Rockport Gray. Have you looked at the color swatch of BM- A Touch of Gray? It is so pretty with a soft gray lavender that changes colors depending on the lighting.
ReplyDeleteHonestly, you can't go wrong with any of these fabric choices. They are all lovely. My ten cents - I'd probably avoid anything that would stain easily. I hope you don't have a master baby puker like me, but if you do, you'll want it to be easily cleanable. ;)
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