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The entire house has a flowing feel except for the 3 bedrooms in the back. The master bedroom and the kids rooms alol reflect our own personal taste and interests.
This is the bedding set that I have :
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The furniture is black and the accents are black and rod iron.
The curtains are black sheers and I am going to hand paint the tribal design from the bed set around the top og the ceiling.
Sooooo.... what color do I paint the walls ?
I have been given suggestions of a deep red, silver/ gray color, or a tanish color.
Any ideas ?
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A dark color will make the room feel/look smaller.
Tan would neutralize your beautiful red.
I would try an off white, ivory, or very pale gold or silver,
All would keep room 'open', but work well with the bedding, etc.
Could add some gold [ brass ] or silver [ chrome ] accents too.
A dark color will make the room feel/look smaller.
Tan would neutralize your beautiful red.
I would try an off white, ivory, or very pale gold or silver,
All would keep room 'open', but work well with the bedding, etc.
Could add some gold [ brass ] or silver [ chrome ] accents too.
What colors go with....in our master bedroom?
Q. We are decorating our master bedroom.
We want to paint, get curtains, new bedspread and visuals.
We are thinking of painting it a maroon(ish)color?
or possibly a Hunter Green color?
What color would go good with a Maroon painted room and what color would go with a Hunter Green painted room?
We have pink sitting area (2 chairs and 2 foot stools) in the room as well, so the colors should fit in with a touch of pink.
Please and Thank-you in advance for your answers.
We want to paint, get curtains, new bedspread and visuals.
We are thinking of painting it a maroon(ish)color?
or possibly a Hunter Green color?
What color would go good with a Maroon painted room and what color would go with a Hunter Green painted room?
We have pink sitting area (2 chairs and 2 foot stools) in the room as well, so the colors should fit in with a touch of pink.
Please and Thank-you in advance for your answers.
Answer
Hmmmm... pink?? Lets see: First off here is this tool you both will have some fun with: its a virtual room designer and its really great. Here's the link. I liked it because it gave me some really good ideas:
http://www.findanyfloor.com/VirtualRoomDesigner.xhtml
With the pink couches... have you maybe thought of a chocolate brown?
It seems like you aren't afraid to go with deeper, darker colors and personally a milk chocolate brown would accent the pink (add a few accent pillows on the couch too) that would be really beautiful.
Since the couches are a pinky color the browns would really richen everything up! I personally wouldn't go with the maroon because it will bring in too much of the reds/pinks etc. It wont look balanced. ya know?
If you wanted to go with Maroon - use it for your curtains... that will tie the couches to it, and the couch accent pillow to the walls - making an even balance for your space!
That's all I have for ya... I hope this helps!
Hmmmm... pink?? Lets see: First off here is this tool you both will have some fun with: its a virtual room designer and its really great. Here's the link. I liked it because it gave me some really good ideas:
http://www.findanyfloor.com/VirtualRoomDesigner.xhtml
With the pink couches... have you maybe thought of a chocolate brown?
It seems like you aren't afraid to go with deeper, darker colors and personally a milk chocolate brown would accent the pink (add a few accent pillows on the couch too) that would be really beautiful.
Since the couches are a pinky color the browns would really richen everything up! I personally wouldn't go with the maroon because it will bring in too much of the reds/pinks etc. It wont look balanced. ya know?
If you wanted to go with Maroon - use it for your curtains... that will tie the couches to it, and the couch accent pillow to the walls - making an even balance for your space!
That's all I have for ya... I hope this helps!
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