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Can someone find me a website with different bedroom designs?? Or like comforters that are really funky??
The funkier the better!!
PS I like light greens, hot pinks, and turguoises.
what 3 colors go to gether yet still funky??
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My 14 year old niece decorated her room in lime green, orange and aqua-blue. She has a lime green comforter with big orange and aqua-blue polka dots. She has cute matching throw pillows, and a lime green clock on her wall.
A fun idea you could try is to get 5-7 cheapy picture frames at the dollar store. Then get one bottle of craft paint in each of your three favorite colors (less than a dollar per bottle). Take the glass out of the frames and paint a couple frames with each color. Once the paint is dry, you can paint on polka dots, stripes, or squiggly lines in the other colors.
Another fun idea is to use some glittery nail polish or craft paint to paint the knobs on your dresser, and light switch and outlet plates.
Have fun!!
My 14 year old niece decorated her room in lime green, orange and aqua-blue. She has a lime green comforter with big orange and aqua-blue polka dots. She has cute matching throw pillows, and a lime green clock on her wall.
A fun idea you could try is to get 5-7 cheapy picture frames at the dollar store. Then get one bottle of craft paint in each of your three favorite colors (less than a dollar per bottle). Take the glass out of the frames and paint a couple frames with each color. Once the paint is dry, you can paint on polka dots, stripes, or squiggly lines in the other colors.
Another fun idea is to use some glittery nail polish or craft paint to paint the knobs on your dresser, and light switch and outlet plates.
Have fun!!
What color should I paint the walls in a bedroom with light wood floor, a earthy-brown bed and lots of light?
kypbassen
I need to paint my bedroom because i can't stand having white walls and I wanted other peoples opinions on what color would go well in a room that has light wooden floors, a earthy-brown bedspread with maroon sheets and gets lots of sunlight during the day. I'm trying to get some new idea's that would go well and make the room look a little nicer than it currently does.
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I can give you thrree thoughts but i havent seen the room cause ceiling height and base board color plays a part too. Thought one which is easy painting, a very deep red which will absorb the light and enhance your comfort set. thought number two, A nice yellow such as honey (girls like it) but this takes a tone down which requires a tinted glaze, such as brown or even deep red, (your local paint department should have pamplets on how to do it yourself.) I know it sounds crazy but ive seen it, NICE.. My final thought is to to take something in your design of the room (example the color of a shirt in a picture on the wall, or a less noticed color in the comfort set) and paint one wall that color, perferable one that has the window or windows or big furniture up against it and then pic a earthy tone that is a lighter shade.. If I sound crazy, than my other answer is to go to the paint store and gather some pamplets on painting.
I can give you thrree thoughts but i havent seen the room cause ceiling height and base board color plays a part too. Thought one which is easy painting, a very deep red which will absorb the light and enhance your comfort set. thought number two, A nice yellow such as honey (girls like it) but this takes a tone down which requires a tinted glaze, such as brown or even deep red, (your local paint department should have pamplets on how to do it yourself.) I know it sounds crazy but ive seen it, NICE.. My final thought is to to take something in your design of the room (example the color of a shirt in a picture on the wall, or a less noticed color in the comfort set) and paint one wall that color, perferable one that has the window or windows or big furniture up against it and then pic a earthy tone that is a lighter shade.. If I sound crazy, than my other answer is to go to the paint store and gather some pamplets on painting.
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