Turquoise Blue and White Boys Room

What little kid wouldn’t LOVE this amazing turquoise blue and white boys room complete with a tree house bed? Natasha Smith created this absolutely beautiful room for her son. I am totally smitten with the turquoise wall paint color, which is Julep by Valspar.
Cool shelf to display cars & trucks.
Beautiful fabric choice for the window shades.
Paint your child’s table and chairs to match their room colors.
The dresser looks fabulous painted to match the turquoise wall!

by:designdazzle.com

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