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How to Choose a Bedroom Accent Wall and Color

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Kimberly Sayers Bartosch

Kimberly Sayers Bartosch

Kimberly Sayers Bartosch is an interior design expert who helps clients with bathroom, bedroom, and living room remodels and design. For over nine years, she has been covering advice on room design and home remodels. She achieved her bachelor's degree in Interior Design. Her work is also featured in HomeSteady.com, SFGate.com, Hunker, and more.

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If you wake up in a blah bedroom, it might be time for a change. Decluttering and new bedding can only go so far. What's next? Create an accent wall.

What Is an Accent Wall?

An accent wall is typically an interior wall (though some exterior walls can be considered accent walls) the design of which is different from the others around it. The accent wall may feature a different color, material, or pattern than the others.

Besides giving your bedroom a big dose of design, an accent wall can fool the eye into making the room appear smaller or larger. To get started, you'll need to choose which wall you want to accent. Once you decide which wall to use, then comes the creative part of choosing a color.

Choose a Wall

There are a few ways to choose the ideal accent wall in a bedroom. Oftentimes, the wall behind your headboard creates the focal point in your bedroom. But you're free to use another wall in your room as your focal point, too. Here are three tips that will help you choose a wall to work on in your bedroom.

If you can't find the right accent wall, consider the fifth wall, your bedroom ceiling. A white ceiling heightens a room while a darker color makes a large bedroom appear cozier.

Choose a Color

Now that you've found the perfect wall, it's time to pick a color. Choosing a color is a little easier when you know a couple of time-tested tricks. First, learn a few basic tips about how different colors make you feel, which is especially important in a bedroom. Second, learn how to mix, match, or blend the right colors for your bedroom accent wall.

You can use these tips for any space, from creating a primary bedroom accent wall to one in a nursery or guest room. Painting an accent wall is a simple project, and you can always enhance it by adding various finishes, architectural elements, or artwork.

Still not sure which color to choose? Take our short personality quiz and learn which color palette is right for you!

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The 26 Best Bedroom Wall Colors - Paint ideas for Bedroom

If you’re in need of some ideas when choosing bedroom wall colors, there are hundreds from which you can choose. In this piece, we’ll offer 26 bedroom wall colors to consider, to help spark life, add pop, or simply give your bedroom a new aura and appearance, since the last time you painted on a fresh coat. Consider a few of these great options.

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Pale Pallet

Pale isn’t dull; it’s an invitation to create. With this option, you are in complete control of how to decorate around the walls. Plus, the clean and soft tone won’t reflect light or cause distractions when you’re trying to sleep at night.

Peach

A black rug or dark accent wall with peach is a great combination that will really stand out in your bedroom. It’s perfect with a pale blue shade or mint green accent wall. And, it works well with virtually any shade/material of furniture. The right throw/accent rug will really bring any space together.

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Light Lilac

This muted pastel shade is comforting and calming. This is exactly what you want when choosing the best bedroom colors to repaint your bedroom. It also works well with white, black, yellow, blue, or any other artistic pieces you want to add to your bedroom. The options are endless with this calming finish.

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Pale Beige

It’s warm, subtle, it’s versatile, and it looks clean. Beige isn’t boring, even if it does have the word pale in front of it. With the crisp and bright interior, and a large space, this will create an airy, light feeling in your bedroom, you’re going to love each time you step foot into it.

Marigold

If you like yellow, but can’t find the perfect shade, marigold might be that shade! It works magnificently with blue and green accent pieces, a large beige lamp/shade, and pairs well with subtle shades of white or beige throughout the bedroom.

Pale Blue

This is perfect for beach-inspired decor. Add an anchor to your wall, or soft oceanic tones and art pieces in the bedroom. Or, add warm brown furniture throughout the bedroom to create a calming effect in the space. If you love the ocean, this is a great shade for your bedroom.

Light Grey

A light grey will give your bedroom a soft, icy edge. You can pair it with elegant, gold touches, to bring the space together. An olive or jade color palette and accent wall, would work wonders to create a visual masterpiece with this tone.

Cream

This option is great for those who like to create. Cream is neat, clean, and it is a little darker than white. So, your bedroom will have a hint of something unique, and you can pair it well with any accent piece or furniture.

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Beach Theme/Sand

Live by the water? Love the beach? Bring it to your bedroom. The color of sand (lighter yellow/tan) is a great option for your bedroom wall colors. It’s comforting and helps you relax; that’s what you want at night, isn’t it?

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Minty Green

Summer, dreams, ocean… these are a few of the many thoughts that come to mind with this color. It’s elegant and soft, yet bold and calls attention to the space. You can pair it well with brown or black, so regardless of the furniture you have in the space, it’ll come together well with this shade.

Warm Brown

Highlighted with gold accents, borders, white pillows, and a soothing blue accent wall, you can bring any bedroom space together. The warmer tone also creates a calming effect, which is perfect to help you sleep at night.

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Sky Blue

This icy blue shade makes a statement, is calming, and it doesn’t overpower the space. It’s easy on the eyes, and pairs well with other bold colors, lighter hues, or anything in between. Make a statement wall, an accent wall, or paint the entire room this calming color.

Navy

This is one of the best bedroom wall colors to create a balanced bedroom space. It can serve as an accent wall and give off a bold, captivating environment. It works well with whites, grey, yellow, and punctuates the space by calling attention to the deep color from a distance.

Blush Pink

Dusty rose, mauve, creamy tones, and elegant beige accents, will help bring this space together. It’s light, calming, and creates a tonal anchor for the furniture and accent pieces you choose to add to your bedroom.

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Purple Dream

The word dream’s in the title, it must be good for your bedroom, right? A lighter shade of purple is calming and inviting. It pairs well with black or brown, so you can choose the perfect accent pieces and furniture for the space, based on personal preference when redecorating.

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Green

The bright color is eye-catching, and will make you happy just looking at it. Whether it’s the kids bedroom or your own, if you need pop, fresh, and invigorating, look no further when choosing bedroom wall colors.

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Cranberry Red

It’s bold, but it’s elegant. It’ll look great with black, white, brown, and even neutral decor in the bedroom. Make an accent wall, or go big and paint the entire bedroom this color.

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Emerald Green

Your bedroom will pop. It’s rich, inviting, warm, and elicits a happy feeling all in the same breath. It pairs well with white or browns, and makes the perfect backdrop for your unique art pieces.

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Bright White

Nothing looks cleaner or more inviting. Plus, it’s one of the best bedroom wall colors for the creative mind and spirit. It’s your canvas, and you can choose other pieces/decor to accentuate that bold, bright color.

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Sage Green

Sage is a great option for a ceiling, border trimming, or the entire bedroom. It’s calming, elegant, exciting, and helps open up the space. Pair it with different shades of brown to capture that outdoor feeling, inside your bedroom.

Sparkling Silver

The monochromatic color is perfect with wooden flooring, dark wooden furniture, or a bright blue accent wall. It really creates a clean and elegant living space.

Violet

For those who don’t want to overpower a bedroom, this is a great choice. It’s light, calming, works well with lighter shades, and you can paint the entire bedroom violet, or a couple of accent walls this color, to bring the space together. It’s subtle, and works well with layering.

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Bold Black

This is the epitome of chic and stylish. Black paint, headboards, accent walls, and a small border white along the floorboard, will really distinguish your bedroom for the rest of your home.

Creamy Yellow

Creamy yellow will help you feel happy and warm every time you step into your bedroom. The walls pop, and you can add colors to help balance out the brightness in darker tones/hues with shades, lamps, and furniture.

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Slate Grey

Throw in some brown furniture, warm plush carpeting, and a dark brown ceiling fan, and your bedroom will look like something right out of a magazine.

Tan

This is the perfect option if you want balance in a bedroom. Paint opposing walls tan and add accent walls of a navy or dark blue shade to create pop. You’ll love the finish, and how bold your bedroom looks.

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We place bright accents in the interior

Let's splash with paints!

It is known that even a small splash of bright color can enliven the picture, making the overall look more interesting, attractive, spectacular. This technique works flawlessly for interiors, and for the landscape, and for the external image of a person. So, for example, bright ties transform men in formal suits, and accent bags and scarves - women in neutral outfits. Even one blooming flower bed is enough to make the garden many times more beautiful. By adding a few bright "spots", we will bring a "sparkle of life" into the interior.

Setting bright accents in the interior is not as easy as it seems at first glance. Difficulties arise at the stage of selecting an accent color and determining its quantity. If there are a lot of color accents, the room will turn out to be excessively bright. Yes, and the effect of the accent will be lost, since the accent color will “wash out” in space and turn into an auxiliary one. If there are not enough accents, the desired result will not be achieved.

Accents in the interior: choosing a color

Color accents in the interior are objects that have a color different from the main colors that prevail in the room. For example, orange textiles, furniture, accessories and decor in a white and blue room are color accents. But the light blue objects in the same room are an addition to the main color. In a lilac-beige room, green items will be accents, while purple, cream or lavender will complement. In a beige room, pink items will be accents, while light brown ones will complement.

Accents

Extras

So, the first rule of color accenting: if you want to introduce bright accents, you need to choose not another shade, but another color. But what? The choice should depend on the desired effect.

1. Warm-cold circuit. If you want to emphasize the warmth of the room, which is dominated by "sultry" tones (yellow, orange, peach, apricot, terracotta, red, etc.), you should choose a cold color as an accent. It can be shades of blue, green, purple. Cool accents will not only emphasize the warmth of the room, but also slightly cool its ardor.

Blue accents in a warm interior

And vice versa: if you like a cool atmosphere created with light, fresh or slightly gloomy tones, you can emphasize its coldness by contrasting with warm accents. To do this, use accents in orange, yellow, terracotta, honey shades.

2. "Additional" scheme. To bring a lot of life, energy and color into the interior, they use a different scheme - “additional”. In this case, for emphasis, a color is used that is additional to the main or secondary.

Complementary colors are opposite each other on the color wheel.

For example, if the room is dominated by orange, additional accents should be in one of the shades of blue or blue, and vice versa. In a green room, red or purple accents are placed according to this scheme.

The "Additional" scheme is rather complicated - it charges the interior with powerful energy. Therefore, this option is recommended to be used only in living rooms, dining rooms, playrooms, etc.

3. "Similar" scheme. If you want to create a calm atmosphere, as an accent, you need to choose a color located on the color wheel next to the primary or secondary.

So, if the room is dominated by blue, the accents can be green or light purple (lilac, lavender). Peach room will be refreshed by accents of red berry shades.

With this accent scheme, peace and harmony reign in the interior. Therefore, this option is preferable for bedrooms, recreation rooms, libraries, etc.

4. Accents in a neutral interior. If only neutral tones such as white, black, grey, beige and brown are present in the room, any existing color can be used as an accent color. Moreover, there can be several accent colors.

Neutral interior is good because the accents can be changed according to the mood. Or, for example, by time of year. In autumn - in orange-red tones; in winter - in blue and blue; in spring - in delicate flowers; in summer - in green.

Very light neutral interiors can be infused with many different colors at once, no matter where they rank in relation to each other on the color wheel. However, it is desirable that these accent colors are combined with each other in saturation and brightness. For example, pale blue can coexist with pink, lilac, pistachio, but not with burgundy, jade or dark purple.

How to maintain balance by placing bright accents in the interior?

There is a classic rule. Or rather, a formula. It looks like this: 60-30-10. What does this mean?

60% base color
30% secondary color or shades of base color
10% accent color

Yellow: primary color

Green: secondary color

Blue: accent color

This formula also applies to classic clothing. It goes something like this: 60% is a suit, 30% is a shirt, 10% is a tie, that is, an accent.

Consider the interior example. Let's say the walls are painted beige and the floors, shelving and TV stand are wood. Thus, the beige-brown gamma prevails, accounting for approximately 60%. Suppose that the curtains and upholstered furniture in this room are in purple. Violet in this case is a secondary color, occupying approximately 30%. Accents can be yellow, green or blue depending on the desired effect. They should account for about 10%: for example, a small carpet on the floor, a pouffe, four sofa cushions, a blanket on one of the chairs and two floor vases.

Second example. Walls and upholstered furniture in shades of blue and light blue (60%). Floors and furniture are gray (30%). Accents - orange (10%).

Of course, the figures are very approximate and conditional. You just need to strive to ensure that the main color takes a little more than half. The secondary color (or shades close to the main one) is half the size of the main one. Accent - about one tenth of the main.

Wood color is neutral and may not be considered in the formula. That is, wooden floors can be ignored, but a rug lying on the floor is a must. You can also ignore white ceilings and walls, wooden or white doors and window frames, a stone-lined part of a wall, a brick-lined fireplace, etc.

If the interior is monochrome and there is no secondary color, accents can take up a little more than 10%.

Sometimes just one bright accent in a room is enough. But it must be either large or very spectacular. It can be, for example, an accent sofa in a monochrome interior or a stunning chandelier. Single accents make the interior impressive. Comparisons come to mind: a completely black cat with emerald eyes or a white winter forest with one red rowan bush.

The less accent color, the more it stands out, drawing attention both to itself and to everything that surrounds it.

Bright accents in the interior: what and where to place?

For color accenting in the interior, various decor items are most often used: vases, figurines, sofa cushions, photo frames, carpets, rugs. However, surfaces, pieces of furniture, and works of art can also be accents.

As for furniture, armchairs and ottomans often make accents, less often sofas. In the bedroom, the head of the bed can be an accent. In the kitchen there are chairs and part of the facades of kitchen furniture.

The accent can be a wall or part of a wall. For example, at the head of the bed, behind the TV, behind the sofa. In the kitchen, the apron of the working area is accentuated. You should always keep the 10% rule in mind.

Curtains can also be accented, like other textiles: chair covers, tablecloths, napkins, bedspreads.

The use of accent lights is in vogue, especially in kitchens and dining rooms.

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Of course, bright accents in the interior are not always and everywhere needed. Calm monochrome or two-tone interiors are beautiful on their own. But if you wish, you can always “splash” a little color, since for this you don’t need to radically change anything and spend a lot of money. The interior will sparkle with new colors, transform and come to life!

We offer a selection of interiors with bright accents. Get inspired!

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Yellow accents: in black and white and gray interiors shine like bulbs or sunlight

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What color should the bedroom be

A person is constantly surrounded by smells, sounds, sensations that form an idea of ​​the surrounding world. The most informative sense organ is sight. We see the faces of loved ones, admire works of art, admire amazing pictures of nature, rejoice at our native walls when we return home.

The perception of life would be inexpressive and featureless if all these visual images did not have colors. Without a palette of tones around us, it is difficult to adapt to the environment, it paints life with emotions, makes us think creatively, choose and act.

What color to choose for the bedroom - the main factors

Color is a whole science. Its natural factor, the totality of physical characteristics, the presence of the phenomenon of color in culture is studied by color science. There is another science - coloristics, which explores color in the aspect of philosophy and psychology. Color models, shades have a huge impact on the human subconscious. With confidence backed up by scientific research, one can characterize color as a great psychologist.

Every evening we go to the bedroom to rest, sleep, gain strength for the next day. Since color can influence the human psyche, we have the opportunity to receive the service of a professional "psychologist" from the color design of the room: positive emotions, comfort, complete relaxation, and, as a result, sound, healthy sleep. This is the case if its color scheme is chosen correctly!

The choice of palette and bedroom design is individual. Someone likes natural greenery that is pleasing to the eye, someone will prefer the warm shades of autumn, the originals will choose a combination of contrasting bright tropical strokes. But there are at least three main factors that should be followed when choosing paints:

The existing canons of style always define the main color compositions. For example, a universal white color scheme is suitable for classics, minimalism, Provence, high-tech styles.

The lilac color is more selective, it is used in the design of oriental style, art deco, eclecticism.

In dim, subdued light, dark tones are unacceptable.

For small sizes, light colors are more suitable, which can be enlivened with bright accents in the form of pillows, paintings, lamps.

For a large room, the choice of color palette is wider. Hue plays an important role, any color has many options for tone and degrees of saturation.

What psychologists say

It is worth listening to the opinion of professionals, especially when it comes to the design of a place of rest. Psychologists have specific recommendations on the color design of the bedroom. Most of them agree that calm, pastel colors are the best choice. They contribute to good sleep, relaxation, restoration of energy spent during the day. There is also a specific color leading in all polls and ratings - beige and its shades. It looks great in the interior, conducive to a creative approach in working on a bedroom design project.

Psychologists consider the popular white color to be excessively cold. But it is not at all necessary to refuse a pure, light tone and its varieties (pearl, ivory, milk and others). It must be applied skillfully and thoughtfully so that the bedroom does not resemble a branch of a medical institution and is not faceless and empty. White color scheme is the perfect backdrop for all decorative elements. It will emphasize the beauty of textiles and lamps, highlight a spectacular dresser or console, visually enlarge the space and fill it with freshness.

For adults who want to relax before going to bed, green and yellow tones are more suitable than others.

Young people and teenagers who spend their days actively require a quick transition from vigorous activity to rest. This will contribute to the blue and blue colors.

Psychologists do not refuse bright orange, which will perfectly enliven a children's bedroom. Scarlet, coral, burgundy colors are applicable in the design of matrimonial chambers.

It is recommended to place fragments with non-standard colors on the wall at the head of the bed.

Feng Shui rules

Fashionable oriental philosophy also contributed to the creation of the bedroom interior. Following its postulates, it is necessary to take into account:

  1. A bedroom facing north or northwest should be decorated in blue tones diluted with other colors.
  2. The south side calls for red, but in a restrained composition.
  3. Eastern and southeastern directions prefer the color of natural greenery.
  4. Gray, silver, purple, lemon colors are preferred to the West.
  5. Northeast, southwest orientation should repeat the colors of the Earth, close to natural brown, terracotta, coffee and beige colors are needed.

The Chinese consider the bedroom to be the most important room in the house and put maximum effort into decorating it. In addition to the "wrong" colors, the Feng Shui treatise prohibits the installation of a suspended ceiling, TV and mirrors in the bedroom. The door to the sleeping room must be kept closed at all times.

Dependence on cardinal points

All colors are divided into warm and cold. There are special tables that clearly demonstrate this distinction. The most popular "cold" colors that are used to decorate the bedroom are white, gray, green, blue, blue, turquoise, lilac, purple and their shades. "Warm" are: yellow, beige, orange, pink, red, burgundy, brown and their tones.

Now let's turn to the question: which side of the world is your bedroom facing?

South

There is enough light in the room, but the excess of the sun is tiring and its partial neutralization is desirable. In this regard, it is recommended to use the colors of the cold palette. It is able to weaken the saturation of light, bring coolness, and at the same time visually enlarge the room, add space, positive. In such an interior, dark and bright colors are quite appropriate as a finish.

North

In a north-facing bedroom, the sun will be a rare visitor. In clear weather, the light penetrating into it will bring a bluish tint to walls and objects, in a gloomy and cloudy sky, the tone of daylight will be gray. To correct the lack of light and neutralize the gloomy component, it is advisable to use warm colors for decoration. Deep, saturated shades are suitable, there is a reason to refuse white.

East

The sun shines through the bedroom window facing the sunrise in the morning. With its golden rays, the green color and its shades are in perfect harmony. Cool turquoise, lilac, gray colors will be a good solution.

West

from the bedroom can be observed. I want to extend this ritual, to delay the rays of the departing luminary longer. Beige, sand, chocolate colors, soft shades of brown will help. The presence of decorative elements, textiles of bronze and golden hues will duplicate the evening reflections, bring additional comfort to the interior.

What color to paint the bedroom in - the optimal range of colors and top 20 successful color combinations Top 20 Solutions!

1. Pure white combined with black is a stylish and timeless solution. Geometric classics: polka dots, checkerboard cells, contrasting zebra stripes, ornaments and patterns of various themes look win-win.

2. White plus brown allows you to form complex decor designs, experiment with patterns and textures, include third colors, such as gold, turquoise, beige. In bedrooms with good lighting, brown color should prevail, in the northern chambers - white.

3. White and turquoise bring a sense of joy and serenity. Let white prevail, refreshing turquoise give accents and design details.

4. Unobtrusive beige and brown color noble, elegant combination. This bedroom is warm, cozy and comfortable. The beige color creates a good background, visually increases the volume, allows you to use other colors in the decoration: green, burgundy, yellow, white.

5. Beige together with blue will create a romantic space, fill the bedroom with a fresh breeze. Cold blue can be turquoise, cornflower blue, emerald green. The warmth of the beige tone, additional yellow or brown colors in the interior neutralize the apparent coldness, add comfort and warmth.

6. Green and white make a great combination. It is so harmonious that psychologists call it "light sleeping pills." Natural colors of light green, pistachio, olive, lettuce, dusty green, jade are refreshing and emphasized by the white gamma. Additional shades are not required.

Complement it with orange, brown or white finishes. The background will serve as a warm peach tone.

8; Green and neutral beige are a wide field for design ideas. Everyone will serve as the main color with equal success. Excessive frills are not needed, an expressive interior will be created by multi-level compositions, floral ornaments, geometric patterns.

9. Deep blue and elegant gray will form successful combinations for a trendy loft style. In order not to create a gloomy atmosphere, one should not overdo it with the blue color; two walls painted in it or large patterns on textiles are enough.

10. Blue plus white. This range will certainly appeal to fans of the marine theme. Don't forget the seascapes on the wall! Ornate patterns will be out of place, white and blue geometry and abstraction are perfect. Light brown or turquoise tones are allowed in the decoration.

Pink powdery and coffee colors create a cozy, intimate atmosphere, conducive to relaxation. Gorgeous ash-pink background with chocolate tone details.

12. Light brown plus blue balance each other. The warmth of the color of natural wood is complemented by the freshness and airiness of blue. Its shades can be any: turquoise, gray-blue, sky blue. Beige, white or gray colors will complement the composition.

13. Relaxing gray and classic white game will remind black and white films or old photos. Geometric patterns, abstraction are perfect for this combination. Do not break the atmosphere of charm with bright details.

On a light gray background, a fuchsia finish will look wonderful. Graphite - will emphasize the elegance of an ash rose, for pearl gray it is permissible to add more pink powder.

15. Gray plus rich yellow are monolithic severity and fun of the sunny "bunny". The background should be a gray tint, it will enliven, add mood and warmth, a bright accent of honey, bright yellow, golden color. A lot of glare is not needed, curtains, pillows, small rugs or a bedspread will cope with this task.

16. Sensual lilac and pure white bring peace, romance and positive energy to the bedroom. Against the dominant white background, the lilac zone at the head of the bed, abstract ornaments on the walls look great. Glossy surfaces and mirrors are desirable in the room.

17. Lilac and deep black. And such a combination is possible! The main thing is to correctly place the accents. Lilac fog and the fantastic presence of a black surface can create an atmosphere of cosmic happiness. Details of black textiles will bring theatrical drama, which will be facilitated by abstract or damask patterns on pillows and bedspreads.

18. Lilac and yellow create a royally opulent setting. A snow-white tone will effectively fit into this luxurious pair in the form of stucco patterns or even moldings on the ceiling. A golden yellow color will be a good background.

This combination of colors certainly requires the presence of a third: beige, light brown or white. Floral ornaments, uncomplicated patterns are appropriate in such a range.

20. Turquoise color plus elegant chocolate combination is bold and stylish. So that the brown color does not introduce gloomy notes into the interior, introduce it in doses, refreshing with a white or milky tone. A cheerful note of turquoise will be very helpful.

Tips for choosing

As wise people say: listen to all opinions, and do as you see fit. There are many, many opinions, advice, instructions, suggestions, but you have one bedroom. The final decision is up to the owners of the premises, only they are here to relax, dream, love, dream and make plans for the future. The interior should give spiritual comfort and provide psychological support. Keeping the first sentence of this paragraph in mind, read the good advice.

  1. If you have doubts and the desired composition of the interior color solution is not built, contact a specialist. A professional designer is better than a neighbor or girlfriend to solve the problem.
  2. Listen to your inner voice and choose your preferred colors and shades.

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