What colour should I repaint the master bedroom?
mkdsk
11 years ago
I want a more cozy look, and I will be changing the furniture to dark brown
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11 years agolast modified: 11 years ago
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11 years agoPersonally 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.
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11 years agolast modified: 11 years agoHi mkdsk,
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