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Need help with my bedroom

6 years ago

Grey wardrobes, grey head board looking for paint ideas ,at least one. Wall eye catching

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Daisy England
6 years ago
Perhaps have a feature wall behind the headboard. You could make it stand out by having orange or lime green or blend it in more with a shade of blue.
A S
6 years ago
Hi,

Grey is a very versatile colour and cam b paired with pretty much any colour depending on the look you would like to achieve or prefer.
Grey pairs very with rich colours such as purples and reds or more bolder colours such as greens, yellows and oranges.

Alternatively, consider a patterned wallpaper to add visual interest.

Good Luck

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A S
6 years ago
Please do ignore the typos.

An additional point to note is that whilst grey is a versatile colour it does depend on the sort of grey used and whether it has a cool or warm undertone.
A S
6 years ago
Here are a few examples
Juliet Docherty
6 years ago
What type of flooring do you have and what type of grey is the wall?

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