What colours go with pale blue?
Please can anyone give advice on what I should do with the room? Want to get new bedding, curtains, cushions and lighting! What colours should I go for? Any products (UK) you can recommend?
Thank you so much in advance
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8 years agoLove all the suggestions so far, definitely play around with different textures and metallics to add more luxury and interest.
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5 years agoHi Emma. I love this duck egg blue, its very delicate and so adding in soft tones to match it in different shades would work really well. Sandy colours, gold and cream are still very crisp but work harmoniously with the blue. See the picture for detail. I think you could make the bed a feature with the linen you choose and i would make this a crisp bright white to offset the blue on the wall. Also a large silver mirror and bedside wall lights could create a boutique and luxury kind of feel if thats where you are going with it...
Good luck! Would love to see the finished shot.
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