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Paint gives you the power to transform any space quickly and easily, but when it comes to bedroom paint ideas, a change of wall color isn’t the only option available. Bedroom furniture and floors are easy to spruce up with a cheery coat of paint, while painting woodwork, paneling and accent features are all wonderful ways of giving a tired bedroom new focus.

When it comes to bedroom color ideas, the tone you choose can have a huge impact on the overall mood and feeling of the space - from dark, seductive tones that add atmosphere and depth, to bright, zingy shades that can refresh and revitalise.

‘Paint is the quickest and most effective way to add instant impact and change the mood and atmosphere of a room,’ says Justyna Korczynska, Senior Designer at Crown Paints . ‘The darker the color the more light it absorbs – so reds, plums and terracottas will visually bring walls inwards, making a room look warm and inviting. Or opt for soothing natural tones that create an instant feeling of tranquility and calm, if you want to create a peaceful oasis where you can relax and unwind.’

Bedroom paint ideas 

‘As a nation we are all getting braver with color and much more creative with it too, so one color on the walls just isn’t enough anymore,’ says Marianne Shillingford, Creative Director at Dulux , ‘and the wonderful thing about paint is that the results you get from it are instant.

‘If you don’t fancy a complete makeover or live in an apartment you can’t decorate, paint up some canvases in colors you love and use them to add life to the walls. It can tie all your belongings together for a harmonious look and you can change them whenever you fancy with a simple affordable tester pot.’

1. Paint the bed to add a bold pop of color

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Whether in the bedroom, or considering paint ideas for every room, painting a focal point piece of furniture in a bold, eye-catching color is a fabulous way of refreshing a room that lacks focus and energy.

The bed is a prime candidate for a makeover in any bedroom, from a simple wooden bed frame to a statement four-poster. Choose a bright, standout paint color for best effect, but one that complements or contrasts with the rest of the bedroom decor. Bold, sunny yellow sits perfectly with fresh green floral fabrics and wallpaper and can help to refresh and revitalise the room instantly.

2. Add impact with painted panelling

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Bedroom wall decor ideas can range from simple tricks to more elaborate ideas and makeovers. Paneling ideas for walls are a popular way to add character and color to walls and by focusing on the wall behind the bed, it won’t require a complete room redo if you’re after an easier update. 

Consider cladding halfway or three-quarters the height of your wall and paneling paint ideas in a bold, standout shade. With a vibrant, co-ordinating headboard and bedding, it can create a focal point in a room that's lacking in architectural details. Panelling can add a practical element too, allowing wall light wiring to be hidden away and creating a display shelf for decorative pieces.

‘Working with bold, dark colors should be all about balance,’ says Justyna Korczynska, Senior Designer at Crown Paints .  ‘Always make sure you incorporate neutral and pale features into the room, whether that’s through furniture, accessories or other paint colors, that will light up the space. And if you’re painting the walls in a deep shade, make sure you paint the ceiling a crisp white and opt for light wooden flooring or carpet to balance out the effect.’

3. Use inky tones to transform woodwork 

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Instead of keeping to standard whites and neutrals for furniture and trims, be braver and plump for a more colorful option on woodwork. Revamp a tired closet by painting it a more vibrant shade. And if paneled doors are looking shabby, why not consider replacing them with woven cane or hessian panels to add an on-trend look? 

Blue bedroom ideas can create a calming and restful backdrop that is perfect for a space where you want to unwind. And while blue is often regarded as a cold color, teaming it with warmer sand, caramel and tan tones, will take off the chill and add heat and warmth.

‘This inky teal is a beautiful color that instantly feels sophisticated and calming,’ says Katie Lion, an interior designer with Kitesgrove . ‘We didn’t want to take over the room, so we limited its use to the headboard, cushions and built-in cupboards, then used a paler blue for the walls and ceiling which helps the room feel light and balances the darker tones,’ perfect for bedroom ceiling ideas.

4. Try painting bedroom walls halfway

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Using all-over color in a bedroom can often be overwhelming in a space where you want to feel calm and relaxed. However a bedroom without any color or contrast can feel flat and lifeless if not done thoughtfully. Strike a happy compromise, by trying a half-and-half paint treatment that will give you the best of both worlds, a great option for bedroom accent wall paint ideas.

While red bedroom ideas are a brilliant way of bringing warmth and richness to a room, balancing red with calmer, neutral tones, will soften the effect so that red doesn’t dominate the room. Paint timber panelling or plain plastered walls halfway in a warm, earthy terracotta or red, teamed with a neutral tone on the top section of wall. Having a darker color at the bottom will help to ground the room and provides a contrast backdrop for the bed and bedding.

‘Luxurious and opulent, red tones can be used to create a scheme with real impact,’ says Ruth Mottershead, Creative Director Little Greene . ‘From our deep, muted 'Tuscan Red' used here, to more vibrant reds or sophisticated pale pinks.’ 

5. Paint alcoves a decadent shade

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Dark bedrooms can feel cozy and cocooning, but if dark walls throughout feel too intense, introduce just a small hit of color by focusing on an accent area instead. Painting inside an alcove or around a recess in a dark, moody shade will add instant impact and is a clever idea for a breakaway space in which to set a dressing table or desk. A dark background will make luxe metallics and display items stand out and sparkle more too.

‘Layering colors together and allowing one color to meet another just beyond the corner of the room has an amazing effect on a space,’ says Marianne Shillingford, Creative Director at Dulux . ‘It makes a room feel less like a box and more like a gallery for the things in your life that you really care about, including your favourite colors. Use one color as a predominant backdrop and then add painted details in colors which are inspired by the things that are staying in the room.’

6. Bring balance with patterns and plains

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Try a combination of painted panelling and pretty wallpaper to add color and pattern to a plain bedroom. Adding just a few panels of a pretty floral wallpaper or jazzy geometric set into plain paintwork is a lovely way of adding visual interest without the pattern dominating or overpowering the room. And as only a few lengths of wallpaper are all that’s required, it can be a clever way of introducing a favourite pattern or costly print without having to spend a fortune.

Color match your bedroom paint and wallpaper by choosing a shade from within the wallpaper design for your paint color, which will help to link the two for a co-ordinated look.

7. Upcycle a plain piece with pearl detailing

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Painting bedroom furniture in a fresh new color is a lovely way of breathing life into pre-loved pieces or thrift shop buys that are looking past their best. An easy option that cuts out the prep work is to use chalk paint for the job. Chalk paint is self-levelling and self-sealing, so gives excellent coverage with minimal effort.

Painting a wardrobe, chest of drawers or bedside tables, shouldn’t be too difficult a project for a beginner. A bold color, such as black or navy on the exterior will pop with the interior painted in a vibrant contrast color such as hot pink or lipstick red.

Go one better and create a decorative pearlized treatment by painting on a stencilled or freehand design on doors, drawers and side panels. Use contrast white chalk paint to apply your pattern and then add a pearlescent glaze as a final top coat, which will give a subtle shimmer and create an inlaid pearl effect.

8. Put the focus on the floor

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While walls and furniture are easy to spruce up with a fresh coat of paint, floorboards are another option worth considering and can make a big impact in a small space or plain bedroom. A slightly unconventional choice, similar to ceiling paint ideas, thoughtfully focusing on your flooring can create a stylish, cohesive effect.

Timber floor boards that are worn and shabby can be revitalized with a coat of varnish or floor paint or try an eye-catching checkerboard effect combining paint and lacquered boards for a little extra time and effort. Floorboards should be cleaned and sanded lightly first, but then all that’s required is a pencil, tape measure and masking tape to ensure that you achieve neat lines. Once painted, simply protect your design with a coat of clear lacquer.

Interior designer, Isabelle Lomas , created this fun checkerboard floor for a children’s bedroom. ‘We kept the walls plain,’ says Isabelle, who used Willow V from Paint and paper library. ‘This allowed us to incorporate a checkerboard pattern on the floor – a fun element that is also hardwearing.’

9. Paint curves in a dressing room

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Boxy bedrooms or rooms that lack any original architectural details can often feel plain and featureless. A clever visual trick can be to use paint to create a ‘faux’ feature or accent detail that will then give the room a focal point.

Create a vanity area in a bedroom alcove or recess by painting an arched panel on the wall in contrast-colored paint. Position a dressing table or console against the wall, with the painted area acting as a backdrop to showcase furniture and decorative pieces. Add a circular mirror and curved chair to emphasise the shape of the archway and add a stylish finishing flourish.

Use a pencil, length of string and a thumb tack to help mark out a semicircle on the wall, before filling it in with paint.

10. Create a faux headboard with cheery paintwork

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Looking for easy ways to brighten up plain white bedroom ideas? Put the focus on the bed by creating a faux headboard effect using contrast-colored paint. A simple way of giving an unfussy wooden bedstead more prominence, painting the wall behind the bed will create the effect of a super-sized headboard that will in turn become the focal point of the bedroom. 

Create headboard ideas like this by simply painting the surrounding wall area in your chosen paint color so that it frames the bed in a block effect. Adding a length of wooden trim painted a dark accent color as contrast edging will help to further emphasize the effect.

Tie in your color theme by choosing a bedroom paint color that complements your bedding and soft furnishings. Be inspired by green bedroom ideas and bring in lots of leafy plants and foliage to decorate. Green can have a calming, restorative effect, so is a perfect choice for bedrooms.

Which color paint is best for a bedroom?

Choosing a paint color for your bedroom boils down to personal preference, but there are some colors that work better than others.

‘Green is known to calm the mind and provide a restful backdrop,’ say the paint experts at Lick . ‘While calming blue is another color that will create a soothing bedroom vibe and a restful night’s sleep.

‘And far from being boring, white bedroom paint will act as an all-over base with a neutral palette that leaves you free to play about with natural woods, prints and plant life.

‘Darker purple can induce vivid dreams, while lilac is a more blissful shade. And for a more energetic color, pink is a shade that will have you bouncing out of bed.’

Should bedrooms be painted dark or light?

The paint colors used in a bedroom can depend on the size of the space and what type of lighting there is. A large bedroom with lots of natural light can benefit from either a light or dark color scheme.

And while it might be tempting to opt for light paint colors in a small, dark bedroom, that’s not always the best choice. In a light-starved space, stronger colors can often work better, helping to add depth to a room and make it feel cozier. 

‘Dark colors have become more mainstream,’ says Justyna Korczynska, Senior Designer at Crown Paints. ‘Charcoal can really give a room a feeling of luxury and sophistication and works surprisingly well in a small area to give it some grandeur.

‘People are often reserved about using dark colors in their homes but they really shouldn’t be. Bold, dark shades have an incredible power and are able to transform any room injecting character into it. A good way to start introducing a darker shade in your home is to decorate one of the smaller rooms, that are used for shorter period of time, like a hallway, bathroom or bedroom.’

Lisa is a freelance journalist who has written about interiors for more than 25 years and has worked on all the major homes titles, primarily Ideal Home, but also including Homes & Gardens, Country Homes & Interiors, Style at Home, Livingetc, Woman & Home, Easy Gardens and Good Homes magazines. Lisa writes about interior design and decor ideas for Homes & Gardens.

45 Best Bedroom Paint Colors 2023

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Deep Red

In this warm yet polished bedroom designed by Heidi Caillier, bewitching red walls set a romantic mood. The accent pillow features a more neon shade of red that brightens up the space while still keeping it calm, cozy, and just a touch mysterious.

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Heidi Caillier

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Red Lacquer

High-energy yet calming, bold yet timeless, this jaw-dropping bedroom designed by Brian J. McCarthy is serious goals. For a similar effect, stick to a tight two-color story with the walls in a show-stopping super high gloss paint and your ceiling in a flat white paint. "This finish feels fresh for a guest room, and the surprising pop of color is both warm and chic," he says.

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FRITZ VON DERSCHULENBURG

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Bright Red Accents

Or, reverse the look and opt for bright white walls and bold red bedding, artwork, and floors. The high-impact combo in this bedroom by Anthony Baratta is all the convincing we need.

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ALISON GOOTEE

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Bubble Gum Pink

Too outrageous? No such thing. Bright bubblegum pink is a fearless choice. In this bedroom by Anna Spiro, it asserts a youthful spirit to balance out the traditional pieces, like the dresser and tight floral patterns.

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Anna Spiro Design

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Blush Pink

If this whimsical bedroom doesn't make you blush, we don't know what will. "Exuberantly feminine, yet resolutely chic" was designer Jonathan Berger's motto for decorating this Brooklyn townhouse. Berger found the suzani on eBay, while and the curvy Venetian-inspired headboard is covered in Nouvelle Orleans, a cut velvet from Clarence House that resembles ironwork but, of course, is much softer to the touch. The antique Napoleon III rope ottoman covered in an Aubusson tapestry adds a French country chic feel to seal the deal.

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Francesco Lagnese

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Petal Pink

Here's another beautiful bedroom making a strong case for blush. Designed by Chip and Joanna Gaines, one of the primary goals of this home renovation was to honor its historical significance. One of the ways they did so was by preserving the existing fireplaces. In this bedroom, the original fireplace remains, but the room gets a fresh update with pretty petal pink paint. A classic oil painting and antique decor nod to the past while the flower sconce embraces the present.

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Gaines

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Peach

"The bedroom gets great light throughout the day, so we wanted to go for a peachy color on the walls that would give it a nice glow with the sunlight," Ring explains. The bedroom "feels layered in a comfortable way but not too busy—[you] feel very serene when you’re in the room," Ring says. She also wove some of the client's existing pieces into the design. The pillow, for example, was custom-made out of one of her old vintage quilts and the plexiglass butterfly artwork brings a tough of whimsy.

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Stephen Paul

8

Salmon

The missing piece for this room was the rug, designer Avery Cox says. It helps tie together the paint colors, a light blue for the walls, and a sort of star-fish orange tone for the moldings and door. Deeper and more saturated shades of blue and yellow as well as ruddier shades of pink help contrast, too.

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Avery Cox

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Coral

Nothing quite radiates like joy like coral (as far as paint colors are concerned, at least). In this bedroom by Nicky Kehoe, it picks up the bright tones featured in the gallery wall while the trimming, which is a darker gray color, reflects the cooler neutrals in the bedding and accents. Under direct light, it appears brighter, while it mimics the more muted shade of terra cotta in dimmer or less direct light.

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Amy Neunsinger

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Cream

Who says beige and cream are boring? Dependable, versatile, warm, and subtle, these neutrals are some of the best paint colors for a bedroom. A super light taupe shade will contrast just enough with crisp bright interiors while also injecting some warmth into the space. It also brings to mind long walks on a sandy beach. Add pops of cheerful colors with decor and throw pillows or keep it classic, as designer Richard Beard did here.

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Matthew Millman

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Caramel

Take a cue from this bedroom designed by Danielle Colding and match your upholstered headboard to the walls. Here, the studded boarder adds a touch of intrigue but blends right into the beige color behind it for a timeless look.

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Danielle Colding Design

12

Terracotta

A Canadian townhouse's guest bedroom exudes warmth with terracotta walls. A large, statement piece of art helps break up the dark color. Though brown isn't exactly the most obvious paint color when decorating a bedroom, this warm nook makes a strong case for it. The fact that it's unexpected makes it perfect for anyone who likes to experiment with color but doesn't love bright neons and playful pastels.

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Paul Raeside

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Chocolate Brown

With slightly less of the red clay undertone than the brown paint in the previous room, this color is more calming than it is energizing. Designer Fiona Lynch felt it was perfect for a bedroom. She used Rich Biscuit by Dulux and then mixed in some offbeat accents for an eclectic elegance.

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Amelia Stanwix

14

Ochre and Teal

Designer Peter Dunham created a custom curtain wall and installed bedside sconces to give this small bedroom a regal feel. The mustard accent wall mirrors the upholstered headboard and warms up the room.

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SIMON WATSON

15

Cornsilk

A pale yellow door sets the tone for the warm and neutral bedroom designed by Heidi Caillier. The other door is painted a light sage green tone, while the moldings are given a coat of chocolate brown. Because the colors are kept contained to smaller surface areas, they work together instead of clashing.

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Heidi Caillier

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Marigold

This bedroom proves just how beautiful marigold can look with navy blue and olive green. This sunny shade also works nicely when you incorporate accent pieces with metallic finishes for a glamorous aesthetic. Think bronze pendant lights and stools with interesting frames. These finishes accentuate yellow's shining personality.

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Joshua McHugh

17

Lemon Yellow

It's always a good idea to consult the color wheel at every step of the decorating process. Knowing which colors complement one another will make everything easier, from ideating to shopping, and, of course, living within the final result. A good example of a job well done? This gray and yellow bedroom designed by Juan Carretero. There's no doubt that yellow represents cheer, so if you want to spread warmth and energy, this is the color for you. You'll love how the bright striped ceiling brings in a more playful element to the more traditional guest room.

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STEPHEN KENT JOHNSON

18

Butter Yellow

Designed by Kathryn M. Ireland, these white-painted wicker twin beds are topped with mosquito net canopies for an ethereal touch. The rose-printed canopy toppers offer a slight contrast in pattern but keep the color story consistent, and the yellow walls anchor the entire space.

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James Merrell

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Green and Gold

Instead of paint, consider lush green upholstery and illustrious wallpaper. Miles Redd makes a strong case for the design combo in this breathtaking and colorful bedroom. De Gournay's hand-painted silk Sans Souci wallcovering lays the foundation for a bright green paradise to come alive.

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Roland Bello

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Sage Green

Instead of painting your walls, add a statement ceiling in the bedroom, as the design duo at 2LG Studio did here. It draws the eye up and keeps things interesting. This shade of sage green is also a lovely color that's at once grounding, calming, and fun.

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Hadley Mendelsohn

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Hadley Mendelsohn is House Beautiful's senior design editor and the co-host and executive producer of the podcast Dark House. When she's not busy writing about interiors, you can find her scouring vintage stores, reading, researching ghost stories, or stumbling about because she probably lost her glasses again. Along with interior design, she writes about everything from travel to entertainment, beauty, social issues, relationships, fashion, food, and on very special occasions, witches, ghosts, and other Halloween haunts. Her work has also been published in MyDomaine, Who What Wear, Man Repeller, Matches Fashion, Byrdie, and more.  

What color to paint the walls in the bedroom

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A limited selection of wallpapers may not always meet your desires and design decisions. In such cases, the idea comes to paint the walls. You can arrange everything in one color or make a combination of several shades. Properly selected colors and original solution will meet the wildest expectations.

Ideas for painting walls instead of wallpaper

To choose the right color scheme and method of painting the walls in the bedroom, you need to take into account not only the preferences of the owners, but also the size of the room, the height of the ceilings, the number of window and door openings, the design of other surfaces of the room, combination with furniture and textiles.

There are several options for painting the walls in the bedroom:

Two-color dyeing

The main rule of combined dyeing is a reasonable combination of colors.

Available in 3 versions:

The following colors have the best combination for the bedroom:

What color to choose

The color of the bedroom walls, like the color of its interior, has a great influence on our peace of mind and mood. The wrong color can be the culprit for sleep disorders, chronic fatigue and anxiety. According to psychologists, healthy sleep and good mood are guaranteed by the following colors:

It should be noted that there are some shades in which it is not recommended to decorate the bedroom:

In pursuit of fashionable design, remember that the main purpose of the bedroom is relaxation. If the color scheme is chosen correctly and harmoniously combined with furniture and decor elements, in such a bedroom you will definitely be able to fully relax and sleep.

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Bedroom wall color: 100 photos of beautiful ideas and combinations

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  1. Which one to choose?
  2. Pastels
  3. Dark colors
  4. Fashionable bedroom design

Good sleep and pleasant rest depend on more than just a comfortable mattress. When decorating a bedroom, don't ignore the color value of the walls. What does a particular color suggest? How does this or that choice affect personal well-being? When choosing a color for a bedroom, it is best to rely on intuition. The relaxation room should be a space in which you will feel good. What colors to use on bedroom walls and accessories? See inspiration, tips and photos.

Bedroom wall color: what to choose?

In the bedroom, you can afford dark colors, even black, on the principle that you use deeper and more saturated colors in the rooms where you spend time, mainly in the evening and at night. The dark colors of the bedroom are a clear signal that this is a special place for peace and quiet at night. White, pastel range, neutral shades, relaxing greens and blues, blue-gray, turquoise, purples, reds are also recommended for the bedroom.

Regardless of what experts in color psychology and chromotherapy say, when choosing colors, especially for the bedroom, be guided, first of all, by intuition. Every person is unique. The choice of colors, as well as patterns on fabrics, gives you the opportunity to create a unique composition.

Bedroom interior: wall color and mood

Some of us need a lot of light and space to wake up easier, while others want the bedroom to be a cozy corner where you can relax. There is no better or worse arrangement idea. With the design of the interior and its colors, as well as with the choice of clothes, this is an individual matter. It's about finding a style that suits you and creates the desired mood in the bedroom. Most importantly, it should be a place where you can relax and wake up full of energy. The right colors can help with this.

What color are the walls in the bedroom? Consider pastels

Pastels, light yellows, pale blues and greens, and powdery pinks evoke positive emotions and are commonly loved and used in the bedroom. Perhaps because they are not aggressive, that is, they inspire confidence and a sense of security. Pastel pink, blue-green color evokes calmness, eliminating aggression and making it easy to overcome conflicts. Pink color in the bedroom also helps to relieve stress.

Light colors with matt and glossy structure

Do you find it hard to get up in the morning? A bright room can really help you wake up. Light colors on the walls, ceiling or wooden elements of the interior create a feeling of spaciousness. For example, if you bet on white, you can get an interesting effect by using different degrees of gloss. Matte walls work well with shiny wood elements such as furniture fronts.

Dark colors

If you prefer darker and cozier rooms, you should use muted colors. For example, blue, green or gray are colors that have a calming effect, making them perfect for the bedroom. As in the case of light decor, you will achieve a beneficial effect by combining matte and glossy surfaces. Walls painted in different tones of the same color also look good. This means that you can choose the color you like first and then a darker or lighter shade. For example, paint the walls with one of them, the wooden elements with another, and the ceiling with a third. It is important to choose a color palette that will create a harmonious arrangement of the entire room.

Fashionable bedroom design: wall color and interesting details

If your bedroom has beautiful woodwork or other details that you would like to emphasize, paint them white or another color that contrasts with the tone of the walls. However, if the door is not very stylish, then it should be the same color as the walls, so they will not be noticeable. If you are choosing light, natural colors and materials for your room, giving a few pieces a completely different, distinctive color is a good idea. Maybe you have a pillow that you especially like? Buy some inexpensive trinkets at a flea market and paint them the same color. They will be a very beautiful decoration, matched to the entire interior. By betting on your personality, you'll find that creating the perfect décor isn't all that difficult.

Green

Pistachio, like the one that imitates the color of grass, is increasingly found in decor. Many advantages are attributed to them - they are not as cold as white ones, but at the same time they give a feeling of closeness. In addition, the green color evokes pleasant spring associations.

The green bedroom is a great offer for people who appreciate the nature around them and love to communicate with it. The bedroom can become a pleasant garden where even supporters of modern cities and industry can take a nap.

Brown

Dark wall colors are best used in spacious bedrooms where there is no overwhelming effect. It is recommended to combine brown with lighter shades. An example here, of course, is paint, which will reflect the color of coffee with milk. If you want to highlight such a wall, then you should invest in lighter interior items. Most often, brown walls are located immediately behind the head of the bed and improve the place of sleep. Their interaction with the rest of the room is a condition for proper placement.

Red

Intense red to display the full power of the interior. The room will be warm and sensual at the same time. Usually red complements a brighter color combination. However, in cold rooms, where access to natural light is significantly limited, it is worth rejecting the proposal for this type of metamorphosis.

Turquoise

Originality and sensuality can be combined at the same time. For those who want to deal with this, the designers suggest painting the walls in turquoise. It is a color that proudly replaces or complements the typical white. The turquoise walls of the bedroom are also an interesting interior decoration. No additional decorative details are required, as the turquoise wall in the room becomes self-sufficient.

Violet, navy blue, black

Colors are now appearing in homes that have recently been rejected by interior designers. They are currently the most widely used on a large scale. Of course, we are talking about the return of purple, navy blue or black. This style is complemented by shades of pink glittery surfaces, especially in the bedrooms of young couples. Decorating a bedroom in a glamorous style can sometimes be difficult, and at other times it can be associated with interests and hobbies.

Wall in white, gray, blue colors in the bedroom

Of course, calm wall colors are the most popular decorations in the bedroom. An example here is even the traditional white or blue. Thanks to them, a room designed for sleeping makes it possible to calm down and get the desired rest. Recently, white and blue colors are increasingly chosen for the bedroom. They can appear individually or create interesting connections. In addition, the blue walls perfectly complement the bedrooms with white furniture. The combination of white, gray or blue creates a Scandinavian interior design style.

Various shades of gray give the bedroom a versatile look. They favorably influence the subsequent choice of color and material of bedroom furniture, providing a wide range of possibilities. Such walls go well with both dark wood and light plastic and glass. White, gray and blue are a suitable suggestion for bedrooms decorated in a modern and rustic style.

Painting the walls of the bedroom in two colors: beige and delicate lemon

Today, beige and delicate lemon are quite fashionable. First of all, this is due to the desire to create a slightly different decor based on warm and cozy combinations.

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