POLL: Your bedroom colour choices to help with a good night's sleep!

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5 years ago

Houzzers - which are your favoured colours choice when it comes to help with a good night's sleep?

Vote and share what you think the pros and cons of each are with us below!

Soothing colours (blues, greens)

Warm colours (yellows, oranges, reds)

Light colours (white, grey, beige)

Dark colours (blacks, browns)

Comments (4)

K B
5 years ago
My bedroom walls are a deep jewel pink. The curtains and bedding are layered oranges and rust and the rug is scarlet. I have a Desigual scarf with reds, orange and turquoise as a wall hanging. Most of your readers would hate it but I love it. It's warm and cosy and very boho.
E D
5 years ago
I’m not sure certain colours help you sleep better.

I tend to sleep with my eyes closed anyway.

:-D
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suzy reynolds
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With eyes closed I am not sure it makes a difference...even when I wake multiple times a night the room is dark, so the colour of the room irrelevant The lights are dimmed on going to bed so even if it were a bright room (which it is not), I wouldn't suffer any glare.
Serious seep issues cannot be solved by something as simple as a colour change sadly.
sian bunny
5 years ago
It has to be white bed linen for me ,
no bright colours or patterns ,and definitely no gaudy wallpaper !
You need an oasis of calm to get a good nights sleep .
Still don’t get one sadly ,although that’s due to my husband snoring .

POLL: Your bedroom colour choices to help with a good night's sleep!

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