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Comments (0)Hi, Would you please help me choose the colour of a carpet for my bedroom?. Besides, I am intending to add a muslin curtain behind the opaque satin one. What do you think and what colour shall I use? Please, see link below: https://www.houzz.co.uk/organizeCollection/type=gallery/id=-2/action=edit...See Morebedroom decor help!!
Comments (11)@daisy England - thanks for your reply. yes correct doors are walnut and bed is oak...but bed is to go! I would prefer a material large feature headboard just not sure what colour to compliment?? orange is a good contrast colour, thankyou hadn't thought of that. @HU-290967725 - thanks for the images does help to get different ideas. I love gold with the navy but the sofa has silver studs on so I think it wouldn't link...do you think? glad of any other help. TQ...See MorePlease help! Stuck with bedroom decor.
Comments (7)Would you consider going towards a bluey green for your back wall? Think of a peacock,where blues & greens are so vibrant. Could be anything ranging from turquoise to teal to duckegg etc. It's such a big room, it could take some drama. The problem looking at it now is that the wall is so bland & deadens the green. Then you can add highlight colours with bed cushions & bedlinen. Have a couple of sets of cushion covers to change into every couple of months, to match the bedlinen. Or use all white bedding & change cushions d throws. IKEA does a small cushion with a turquoise cover, & you can buy other covers separately eg mustard, red. And have a look at Boogaloo Boutique. She up cycles furniture by covering it in wallpaper. Amazing stuff. You could get 2 matching chests of drawers from her. You might have to wait a bit for her to find 2 matching ones, or go for 2 similar ones, as they'll have same paper. I'd recommend the Bethan Gray paper in turquoise. It's divine....See MoreHELP,HOW WOULD YOU DECORATE THIS BEDROOM
Comments (14)The Glass Warehouse bottom pic is where my mind went with this. Id go for a plain silver/light grey rug. Always look great against dark wood. Remove curtains altogether, replace with a plain pale grey or white black out roller blind, straight edge. Looks like theres room to have larger chests of drawers, stick to similar dark wood. Pure plain white bedding, then accent with a mix of green and silver/grey, green and a darker grey cushions, bring in some pattern here and plain ones , perhaps to break it up. you could also add a throw blanket ovrr right corner of the bed, could be black to tie in with chandeliier?? Then a couple of big lamps to fill space on the back wall, simple shades in a pale/silver grey. Silver accents on chests Woold give you a modern/hotel look. just an idea, i get carried away! hope you end up with something you really love ....See More
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It’s a lovely room, I think it would look nice with the walls painted a different colour or at least the wall behind the bed in something like farrow and ball skimming stone… like the first picture, or you could consider some panelling behind the bed which is a different colour to the rest of the room like the 2nd picture
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The room looks lovely. I prefer the 1st image with the layered throws and extra cushions.
The curtains look blue on my screen? I’d pop to Dunelm and see if you can get some curtains with some shade of taupe in. Stripes would work if you want something subtle. I’m not suggesting these per se but some wood framed art might work?
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I think your room looks lovely but if you feel that it’s a bit ‘cold and bland’ here are my suggestions. Is the ceiling light new? If so, how about changing the ‘heavy’ table lamps for two that compliment your ceiling light? I’ve included some below. The photos of rooms you like have black details so If you wanted to introduce this, here’s a couple of options black lighting options. I would replace the white bedspread/quilt with a warmer neutral colour. Swap your curtains for linen with some texture. And add botanical prints to your frames, possibly painting the frames black if you wanted to go down that route.
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