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Need to find a color to paint my bedroom wall

Nyah Creative Home

10 years ago

My bedroom doesn't receive enough day light in the summer and in the winter is worse. I need a color that will make it look brighter.

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Dytecture
10 years ago
Here is a neutral gray / blue tone as an option.

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10 years ago
A soft aqua with white trim will be serene and add some brightness.
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I would go with the light blue, its defiantly will bring more brightness
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White is a winner every time.
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