Master Bedroom - North or South facing?
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Comments (17)Hi Anna, I know it's a pain inheriting an outdated room but how exciting to make it your own! I think a scandi look would really energise and brighten this space too. Take a look at two rooms we have styled in this way. Our blinds fit perfectly in bay window areas allowing extra floor space and not blocking any heat from radiators. The blinds in the shoots are dim-out but if you have a north facing bedroom chances are it's cold so I suggest our Bloc Out blinds which not only provide total blackout for the bedroom but have been independently tested by The British Board of Agrément and are proven to reduce heat loss through the window by 43%. Check out our full range here at Bloc Blinds Good Luck Sile...See Moresoft “clean” grey for north facing attic /loft bedroom
Comments (9)Hi Elena, Our recommendation would be to paint the whole room, including woodwork, in Pure Brilliant White. With one exception, the feature wall - the wall opposite the windows. The feature wall would reflect the light coming in from windows and its colour onto the rest of the room. This would alow for max. brightness while lights on. Worth mentioning is the fact any colour (even whites!) will look darker/different while in north facing room. Good luck! Paintforme...See MoreChoosing a master bedroom wall colour
Comments (8)Hi Claire, Lovely carpet, I think I can visualise where you are with this. Bedrooms need to be soothing and a timeless colour that usually works is blue. In its most delicate tone its always soothing and restful. Just be a bit careful as to whether you have southerly or northerly light coming in, because as you probably already know, blue can read quite cold and dark even in a lighter colour if you get north/west light in at the window. In a sunny southerly room it will seem much warmer and welcoming. Green (a very pale soft warm yellow based green is a great way to enhance a darker room, combined with neutrals. So if your room is a little dark for most of the day, it's likely to need this injection of a warmer tone. Do get a Dulux tester pot, paint it onto a piece of A4 and blue tack it up. Live with it for a day or so, walk past it morning. noon and night and you'll know immediately if it works. If you're not sure about a colour, it's not right. Here's some quick thrown together inspiration which might help. Good luck!...See MoreCarpets and paints for a north facing bedroom
Comments (5)I would look at Jitney or Oxford Stone F&B. I have used both recently. Jitney is darker and can look like a pale terracotta brownish pinky colour. very interesting and hard to define. Oxford Stone is slightly lighter and a really lovely taupey neutral. This is Jitney below and Oxford Stone below that....See More- 7 years ago
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