Little Girl Purple and Gold Bedroom Ideas
If your little lady loves purple, she’ll adore these little girl purple and gold bedroom ideas with vinyl removable polka dots and gold hearts!
Our house flooded when we were in Cali a couple of weeks ago. SUCH A BUMMER! Our house is a major MESS right now but I was going through my pictures and found my little girl’s purple gold bedroom makeover pics and am fondly remembering how clean it used to be when I shared her little girls bedroom closet, lol!
We’re going to start a full house remodel and this gave us the (expensive) nudge we need so look for many, many changes coming to our little, forty year old farmhouse.
little girls purple and gold bedroom
Our girl requested purple for her room and would have loved all 4 walls bright purple. Yikes. I let her know her favorite color changes often which is a good thing, so let’s just use purple in small doses in case she changes her mind later.
I painted the walls the same “Timberwolf” gray I used in her older sis’ room.
girls bedroom wall treatment
Don’t you just love the polka dots + gold hearts? I got my colorful vinyl from Expressions Vinyl then used my industrial cutter to cut out a million polka dots + hearts.
There are actually 70 (2″) dots + 8 (5″ x 6″) hearts.
I eyeballed the pattern and was glad it worked out fairly easily!
Her shelf normally houses her soccer trophies but for picture sake, I swapped it for this paper floral bunting (Target).
The I LOVE YOU wood banner is a Lolly Letters original. Her purple mason jar storage is a copycat of our bathroom storage, she uses it for lip glosses, money and accessories.
little girls bedding
Her bedding is the star of the room, we adore Beddy’s! We used the Vintage Blush II zippable bedding + the coordinating Always Enchanting Bed Skirt.
She’s made her bed EVERY.SINGLE.DAY which is a huge deal around here!
How can she NOT make her bed when it literally zips shut every morning?! Brilliant.
I love her Jenny Lind style bed, we got ours on Craigslist for $50 and painted it purple, (DecoArt’s Chalky Finish in Remembrance.)
girls bedroom decor ideas
I decided my girl needed a personal message to her from her mama so I made her this sign:
We shared a basic DIY sign tutorial here.
For this particular sign, we used KG Bless Your Heart + Freestyle fonts + offer a printable version too if DIY’ing isn’t your thang!
NOTE: As always, this sign is for PERSONAL USE only, we will ask you to remove it from your shop if we see it copied. Thanks for being honest and generally a nice human (:
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Such a smart concept.
Love this zipper bedding! SO EASY to make your bed! No more tugging and tucking sheets and duvet, simply zip to open and zip to close.
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I worked the nightstands around so they currently look like this to include the sign:
This room won’t be touched much in the makeover other than new floors since the carpet was ruined, we’re thinking wood tile or bamboo? Any recommendations?
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so your friends can get ideas for girls bedrooms too!
room UPDATE:
We chose vinyl floors and adore them. Here’s her updated girls bedroom, still need to blog the full room but we’ve at least got a shot of it.
See more of our kids rooms
Check out more of our room makeovers like her shared boys bedroom,
our new baby girl’s nursery,
and my older boy’s shared vintage industrial bedroom.
Where did you find the rug?!
It’s from Target 🙂
Do you still know the brand and name of the paint you used on the bed frame?
Hi Kristin! Yes, my most favorite purple color: DecoArt’s Chalk Paint finish called Remembrance (:
https://decoart.com/americana-decor/chalky-finish/paint
Do you have any additional details about the vinyl wall? What size are the dots/hearts, how far apart are they spaced, etc?
There are 70 dots which are 2″ each. We used 8 hearts measuring 5″ x 6″. There are 7 rows total. The length between each dot/heart is 12″, the same length for the next row down. To make them as accurate as possible, I took a cheap ruler and pencil and marked off a grid, every 12″ apart. I’m not a perfectionist so I just did it quickly. I placed my hearts randomly first then my daughter helped me apply each circle. It was a fast project!!