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Bedroom colour scheme

3 years ago

I want to revamp my bedroom and am considering painting the wall my be is on. my overall scheme I’m thinking will be blush pink / grey and green. I am thinking of painring the wall either a muted pink (like little greene light peachblosson as pictured in the nursery pic) or a light OR dark green (as pictured below - aquamarine or Ambleside)

should I paint the one wall or the whole room? And I am currently looking for new floor length curtains but unsure what colour to go for. Any advice greatly appreciated!!

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Laura
3 years ago
I love dark muted colours, so if it was my room I’d be painting it that beautiful dark green. I’d also be painting the whole room as I don’t get using paint to create afeature wall. Floor length curtains in blush/dusky pink. Velvet if you can. I’d then accessorise with the pink and lighter green. Love all those colours. We’re in the process of painting our lounge a dark green (F&B duck green) and it already looks cosy and luxurious
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