hi,
we are currently renovating our bedroom and want to replace everything. However, we can’t agree on a color. What color would you suggest? As mentioned, we want everything new, and everything should be coordinated with the wall color. So, what do you think is a nice color?
we are currently renovating our bedroom and want to replace everything. However, we can’t agree on a color. What color would you suggest? As mentioned, we want everything new, and everything should be coordinated with the wall color. So, what do you think is a nice color?
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supermario6 Dec 2012 17:13It has to match the entire interior and your personality. I would definitely, as Potter already mentioned, avoid bright red. It is said to cause aggression, and I can’t imagine feeling comfortable with it in the long run. I also find dark colors unsuitable. If you have more modern, minimalist furniture, gray tones work well. For wooden furniture, yellowish shades like beige, light brown, and yellow are a good fit. If your furniture is mostly white, as in shabby chic style, light blue fits nicely.
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gissilala5 Jan 2013 13:26supermario schrieb:
It has to match the entire interior and your personality. I would definitely, as Potter already mentioned, avoid bright red. It supposedly makes people feel aggressive, and I can’t imagine feeling comfortable with it over time. I also find dark colors unsuitable. If you have rather modern minimalist furniture, shades of gray work well; for wooden furniture, yellowish tones like beige, light brown, and yellow are a good match. If the furniture is more white, like in Shabby Chic style, light blue fits quite well.YES!
I would basically suggest using only color accents and choosing natural, soft tones for the base color. Unique furniture often achieves a much greater effect than a bold wall color.
Shabby Chic is exactly what I mean, although it also comes in other colors. But a piece like a dresser or cabinet stands out much more—especially in a stylish way—than, as you already said, an aggressive bright red wall.
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Naschkatze3 Mar 2013 21:37I prefer "spring green," not neon but something refreshing. And a few additional accents can be created with canvas prints, right?
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