Master Bedroom
Recently I redecorated a master bedroom. I find the color so soothing; it’s the perfect backdrop for a room that’s devoted to rest and relaxation.Inspiration for your bedroom wall color can come from anywhere. For an in-depth look at how to find it, review this post on choosing the right paint color. For my room, I wanted a soft grey green with a yellow undertone that’s very subtle and creates warmth.
Sample Plenty of Colors
To get your paint color just right, it’s imperative to try out samples on the wall in different parts of the room since the light changes throughout the day.TIP: I always initial the paint sample squares on the wall with their names so I can remember which is which!
In this case, I was most drawn to Glidden’s Quiet Light (top) since it was a muted shade. The other colors were too minty or dark for the mood of this space. Quiet Light is an older color; Natural Wicker is a close match from the current palette.
Consider Textiles
It’s also important to consider the textiles you’ll be using in the space, such as bedding, accent pillows, window panels and rugs. Gather them early in the decorating process and it’s easy to choose a paint color inspired by the patterns and colors that will be present in the fabrics layered around the room. To see more views of this bedroom space, including the furnishings and textiles, take a room tour here.Neutrals, blues, greens, gray colors, or any pastel with grey undertones will guarantee serenity in a bedroom space. Consider these paint colors for your next room makeover!
Silvery Moonlight, Cloud Nine Blue, Soft Meadow, Skater’s Pond
Porcelain Peach, Smooth Stone, Mineral Mauve, Almond Wisp