What colour for a feature wall
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7 years ago- 7 years agoWe used the paint mixed with valspar glitter to give a hint of sparkle, especially when the wall lights are on to help create more of a feature.
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Hi, thanks for responding. I am starting with everything new so whatever colour i choose for the wall I will blend in everything else with it. I am thinking of multi coloured rugs and cushions. I am planning on getting a huge clock that is silver coloured so the contrast wall should look ok. The window frames are black as is the door furniture. The walls are so light you'd hardly call them grey although they are. The doors are natural oak and the darker grey wood I think surrounds the doors beautifully. Of course it is personal taste but I love it. A photo is attached, this is my bedroom yet to be furnished.
Carolina