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mkdsk

What colour should I repaint the master bedroom?

mkdsk
11 anni fa
I want a more cozy look, and I will be changing the furniture to dark brown
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  • Jayme H.
    11 anni fa
    This one shows a pretty blue with dark furniture

    Commenti (39)

    • User
      11 anni fa
      Ultima modifica: 11 anni fa
      If you are getting new bedding I would purchase it first. If not, what about a golden tone for cozy.

      http://www.houzz.com/photos/bedroom/gold-walls-
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      Elnora Design Interiors
      11 anni fa
      Personally I love the strength depth of the color that's there. Dark brown almost black colored furniture will look super against this color and the blonde floors. Be sure to get a headboard too. Then redo the bedding to warmer colors that go well with the blue and dark brown and blonde. Perhaps a strong blue like the wall color for the duster on the bed and a goldish tan color for the coverlet. Then accent the bedding with one poppy red pillow and two larger golden yellow ones. Get a chair in a golden yellow and white, or white and medium blue colors with dark brown or black or white legs.
    • PRO
      SPACIALISTS
      11 anni fa
      Ultima modifica: 11 anni fa
      Hi mkdsk,
      Hope these color variations spark some ideas.

      Thanks
      SPACIALISTS
    • Cassie
      11 anni fa
      Why don't you try a brown/tan color for the walls? Wouldn't that look cozy?
    • Jayme H.
      11 anni fa
      I like these rooms..(For color examples of walls).
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      Barbara Griffith Designs
      11 anni fa
      You really need a large rug with some pattern & color..then work from that to add bedding that works with it. Dark furniture will look great. I almost always buy just a standard bed frame..no headboard and hang incredible pieces on the wall for the "headboard"..sometimes large art pieces, metal sculptures, plaques, framed painted trellis..it is endless. Choose your paint color last..always.
    • Lori Cox
      11 anni fa
      Definitely need a rug...for cozy. I think the blue is too bright for cozy and others have offered some nice color options. Good luck!
    • elcieg
      11 anni fa
      Ultima modifica: 11 anni fa
      Yes, find a rug first before you paint. Hard to find the perfect rug; easy to pick a paint.
      Royalton - A Perfect Blend of Classic and Contemporary Design · Maggiori informazioni
    • Maureen Randall
      11 anni fa
      I would do a pale gray/blue....it is cozy and peaceful!
    • koehlej
      11 anni fa
      A more muted color that contrasts with dark brown furniture. A beige, light gray, light blue, or light green would complement it well. I agree, you definitely need a rug to make it more cozy. And yes, buy bedding and rug first - try to stay in the color family - before you paint.
    • Michael Phelps
      11 anni fa
      Ultima modifica: 11 anni fa
      Eastern accents sells beautiful custom bedding packages, pick one out. Then when you pick one out
      ask them to send you swatches for .50 a piece. Choose your wall colors then. And do a two tone effect. Do one wall one color, the rest a coordinating color.Add a rug to warm it up.
    • nancy22032
      11 anni fa
      I think Jayme is right - these soft colors are much more relaxing - the strong colors are stimulating and not conducive to a quiet rest. I have a large sleigh bed in dark and painted the wall behind it a soft blue-green - it was beautiful. The blue-green really complemented the dark wood.
    • maureenlawton
      11 anni fa
      Light color MB. W/dark sleigh bed.
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      design ino
      11 anni fa
      Hav you considered wallpaper ...there are some great products out there nowadays that can be put on easily and removed EASILy ...when you want to redo the room in the future. It can make the room feel cosy and with the right pattern a gorgeous feel with the dark timbered furniture.
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      Pyramid Design Group Architects
      11 anni fa
      THE PAINT COLOR SHOULD BE CHOOSEN LAST. FIRST CHOOSE NEW BEDDING, AREA RUG ETC--THEN PICK A PAINT COLOR THAT WORKS. IF YOU GET DARK FURNITURE ARE YOU PLANNING ON DOING ANYTHING WITH THE FLOOR--IE REFINISHING IT DARKER? ALSO THE PICTURES ARE TO SYMETRICAL. TRY LEAVING THE LARGE PICTURE AND MOVING THE ONE ON EITHER SIDE. MAYBE PUTTING THE ONE ABOVE THE OTHER ON ONE SIDE OF THE LARGER PICTURE.
    • tilander
      11 anni fa
      It's the mixture of textures along with pops of color and things you love that will make it right for you. I had a dark blue bedroom that was super cozy so go with what you love!
    • Sheri Bishop
      11 anni fa
      i wil lbe changing my entire house color scheme
    • sonriewife
      11 anni fa
      I would do all the frames in one color, They are your focal point or an accent.Wider Black. There is a warm wheat color at Home depot. It is beautiful in all light ( I live in Oregon don't know what kind of light you get). Match the bed linens to the wall Not exactly . contrast the pillows with the wall and match a few s well. Get a cozy rug with some tans teal, greens, and yellows . They can be a bit less subdued. And gauze curtains. Always lighting is important. A cream shade with a warm inviting bulb. On General electric each bulb tells what kind of light it produces. I wouldn't get more than a 30. Gauze or purple cotton but filtering curtains.I agree wDont think too much go with your instinct,,,ith texture.
    • sonriewife
      11 anni fa
      That flower picture would look great in a wood frame above the bed and put the black and whites above the glass door or on another wall?
    • sonriewife
      11 anni fa
      Which of the pics do you like the best that people submitted? I like the colors in the polk dots. even if not polka dots.you could use the teal the yellow and add the black frames and I love the Royalton. blue is a cool color but you can warm it up with brown if you live in a place with lots of sun and you don't have depression.
    • detbrym
      11 anni fa
      I would change the wood flooring to a darker shade as well. You might also want to try a neutral color on the walls, to highlight the furnitures.
    • cyn222
      11 anni fa
      Pick your favorite color. The light wood will keep the room modern and brighter with dark wood furniture.
    • theeyeshaveit
      11 anni fa
      What about repainting the room in a soft yellow or a very yellowish olive shade. Remove the art to use in another room. If you plan to keep the bed, you need a tall headboard such a tall tufted one. Replace bed pillows with ones that are larger and more firm looking in addition to using a large square Euro set of pillows. Use large/tall wall sconces instead of table lamps. If you prefer table lamps, the lamps should be taller with a bit more bulk in the bases and shades than the ones shown since the bed is so large. The height of the nightstands should be about even with the height of mattress. Add a rug with a large but muted color design in the colors of the wall and bed linen with an additional red or orange in the design. Good luck.
    • Donna Guerrero
      11 anni fa
      i need blue whats the name of this color?
    • sonriewife
      11 anni fa
      Here is the name of the Home Depot Color
      BEHR ULTRA Base 7754
      (SW7536)SWM Bittersweet
      Ultra interior satin/satin
      You can get a sample for 5.00 at the paint desk.If you want a pic of my dining room I can send one.
    • bevballew
      11 anni fa
      Wow. Good luck. So many beautiful colors. Like your blue too. I have a very pale soft green,gray color on the walls with a very light cream silk drape with soft pale blue, gray accents with white on wood trim. I feel like I wake up on a cloud or pile of soft pillows it is so calming and soothing. I have dark wood furniture. It is stunning, decorated by a professional designer.
    • Dee Joy
      11 anni fa
      I really like Jamie Hobbs suggestions! Silver Sage from Restoration Hardware is a beautiful and soothing color for a bedroom. It's very similar to what Jamie posted. That's what I have in mine and I LOVE it!!
    • bevballew
      11 anni fa
      That is probably similar to my bedroom color. It is like being in a cloud! Good you found your color!!
    • Jayme H.
      11 anni fa
      Thank you desparza2010
    • Hatim
      11 anni fa
      I would suggest a loghter shade of green, pink or purple
    • Sue Gendle
      11 anni fa
      Why not go very neutral then add accent colour to your bedding and furniture? That way you can change the linen, and have a new look every week if you want.
    • Sue Gendle
      11 anni fa
      Hogs bristle by Dulux is a great colour.
    • Jayme H.
      11 anni fa
      I'm gonna look up Hog's bristle..sounds interesting!
    • Jayme H.
      11 anni fa
      I found Hog's Bristle...not a bad color
    • Jayme H.
      11 anni fa
      Although I like it, Hog's Bristle looks too pinkish for the room..but screens can be deceiving...nice to learn of a new color.
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      Wicked Walls
      11 anni fa
      Go a textured wallpaper for feature wall and then teh matching flat colour non textured wall paper for the rest of the room. Thats what I am doing for my master bedroom
    • Patty Eades
      11 anni fa
      I like all of Jayme's color suggestions.....I have a soft aqua close to her pictures and everyone that comes to my home loves it.....and it blends so well with the grays that are so popular now.....good luck
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