Nursery scheme help!
Charlotte
3 years ago
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Marylee H
3 years agoOh what a shame! Don’t be put off!
There are lots of lovely yellow combinations you can make.
Soft Pastels Baby Girl Nursery · More Info
Tartan Ridge - Kavanaugh · More Info
Contemporary Nursery · More Info
Little Sparrow Nursery · More InfoIf you feel the yellow toooo stimulating, you can counterbalance with something more neutral,,,
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Sonia
3 years agoPale green is restful. Dulux Tranquil Dawn Or F&B Cromarty are lovely. Beautiful lamp shade!
Pale aqua is also pretty and can be mixed with other pastel shades. Dulux Ocean Ripple is nice.
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