Feature Wall for nursery

6 years ago

We are decorating a nursery pink and grey. We want to do one wall pink and the rest grey. The room is rectangular, with the short wall facing you as you walk into the room and the window is on the right (with pink patterned blind). We were going to have the pink feature wall opposite the window (on the left as you come into the room), but would it be better to have the pink wall as the one that faces you as you come into the room, even though it’s a short wall? It’s a small nursery. Apologies no photos, it’s a bit of a junk room at the mo.

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Decóra Cement
6 years ago
Dear Hanste123,

In my opinion, applying the colour pink on the small wall is fine since the grey is a more neutral colour and if the room is for children I think he has a more soothing psychological effect and the touch of rose on a small wall will give enough style to the room

I also take advantage offering you our Microcement as an alternative to painting as it is very resistant and soft (especially the Classic finish ) and thanks to the polyurethane final layer it is very easy to clean it when it stains.

You could also include effects on the grey wall for example, I attached a photo to help you better understand our product:

Light Grey in Classic Satin Finish by Decora Cement (as you can see is Waterpoof too! )

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Anne Haimes Interiors
6 years ago
Grey and pink is a delightful combination for a nursery, the grey adds a calmness and elegance but the pinbk keeps it fun. If you wanted to really go to town with the pink feature wall you could hang Andrew Martins' Emporer Penguins wallpaper in pink or how about some fun Moneky Puzzle Pink for your little money!
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