Decorating twins shared bedroom
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Comments (6)Hi, Did you know using a site like coolors.co you can generate a colour palette from the wallpaper you have chosen. I found the image that you shared above and created this. The numbers are colour HEX references. As you are using white and grey in most of the furniture and carpet I would use a go for a stronger pink on the remaining walls. If you opt for a very light pink it may look wishy washy but it does also depend on the bedding, accessories and lighting you opt for in the room. If you pump these full of colour then a lighter wall colour will just fade away. Pick out the gold in the wallpaper for some fun accessories. For lighting maybe: www.beautifulhalo.com/5-lights-star-ceiling-light-with-colorful-wire-guard-modern-chic-lighting-fixture-for-children-room-p-330471.html?currency1=GBP&track=PA_G_SGB226&gclid=Cj0KCQjwwuD7BRDBARIsAK_5YhVw3KMdiPg2fOe6TDRRocWh7iQzwqIfZuZM6nZa3zMXOnod9dOI_CoaAi9XEALw_wcB or www.beautifulhalo.com/contemporary-drum-ceiling-pendant-feather-single-light-white-hanging-light-for-restaurant-bedroom-p-364924.html?currency1=GBP&track=PA_G_SGB325&gclid=Cj0KCQjwwuD7BRDBARIsAK_5YhUMWWFMkrrAkc8zqZxm2JPvELk1rZTYmtM2gMnXC4gTOqWPZe42ssQaAl9REALw_wcB Hope this helps, have fun Vicky...See Moreadults bedroom decor
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