Need help with choosing painting color for wall for boys room
maya baruc
7 years ago
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7 years agoYou could go for completely white washable Matt, then around each boys bed you could have objects on shelves, rugs etc that are particular to them and their ages. This will help you create a room applicable to both boys. Plain white will also make the room look larger.
You could also go for a pale light blue or a light grey as a base and do the same with shelving for night lights etc.
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