We had ordered a light green chair similar to yours for our son's nursery. For the walls, we opted for a soft yellow color that we ragged on the bottom 1/2 of the walls and we found a light blue wallpaper with crescent moons and stars on it for the upper part of the wall. We put the coordinating white border with moons & stars & a lullaby rhyme on it around the room at the juncture of the two. The chair color would have been perfect--but we had problems with the delivery and we finally had to give up on getting it. So basically, I think your thought process of greens, blues and yellows is the right direction to go. Since the chair is a light green, I would stay within the soft/light shades of those colors.

Hope this helps!

I'm thinking about starting by finding a rug that has some of the green in it with other colors I like and then pulling a neutral color off it to paint with (yellowish or gray/taupe). Then if we have another baby, we can move Harry to the guest room and keep 2nd baby in first room too regardless of boy/girl.

I really appreciate the help. Thanks SO much!!

It might be fun to repeat some of the items in the mural, in other parts of the room, too. Maybe have the toy chest or toddler bed, look like the boat. Stuffed animals that are similar to the animals in the mural, maybe even some 'leaf print' fabrics, at the windows. Have fun with the new room! :)

I was thinking greyish blue so the walls/ceiling feel like the sky all around it, but you might be right about using a taupe color instead so the mural stands out more. Here are a couple I'm looking at. Are they too dark? What do you think? (can you tell I need help??) :)

Here's a close up of the mural for reference:

OT--since you just had a baby. My oldest dd is 31 and is expecting our first grandchild. She is 14 weeks and needs maternity work clothes for an educational setting. I want to surprise her with a few things. I have looked online, but don't have a clue what young women like. Can you suggest a couple of sites? Thanks.

I would stay with the taupe for the walls...I think it would look better with your rocker, than the blue. But, I would pick a slightly lighter color of the blue, for the ceiling! Harry is going to spend a lot of time looking at it...and maybe a mobile that works with the mural :)