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Bedroom Interior Design Advice

by mostafa
(cairo, Egypt)

Interior Design Advice for a Bedroom Please

Its a nice big bedroom .. we decided to paint the main wall dark pink color, the rest are off white & the wood is light beech .. I like the upholstered bed but im stuck..

which color should I use for upholstery to tone it down a little bit ..

cause the wall is very bright!

Can you help?? please...

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Apr 30, 2008
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Calm it all down...!
by: Charlotte

Hi Mostafa

I love the way you use bright colors in your interior design. You have great creativity and imagination!

I think that in time, you will learn to love your bright pink, even if it is a bit of a shock now. I am sure that when you get a few more colors and bits and pieces into your room, it will calm it all right down...

To cool your room down, avoid adding other 'warm' or 'hot' colors - such as more pinks, reds, oranges or yellows. This will only make your room feel more intense!

Instead, choose cool colors and dark colors (your large room should be able to take it). Pale blues will take the intensity out of the pink, but may make it appear 'pretty' and 'girly' (which may or may not be the look you are going for!?!)

I would try a deep, rich blue or navy blue, alternatively a slate grey or even a rich, chocolate brown. (The brown will give a 'warmer' feel but should take some of the intensity of the pink away!) Look for 'cool' shades (with blue-y tones) and an intensity of color similar to your pink.

If you want to go for something with a slightly 'fresher' or 'livelier' feel, try a vibrant turqouise or teal blue. This would also mix in well, as a third color, with the deep blue, slate grey or chocolate brown.

I hope one of these colors will work for your room, Mostafa.

Our old spare room, (although very tiny) was a gorgeous mix of deep brown, bright white and magenta pink.

I would love to know how you get on.

Best of luck, and I am sure you will soon be loving your pink room.

Charlotte
:o)


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thank u 4 the advice
by: Mostafa

thank you very much Charlotte

i really appreciate this amazing website & ur helpful tips ..
you really give us so much attention & i loved your advice .. so im going to go with the rich blue & i will try to post a photo when i finish .. thanx

Mostafa

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Thanks
by: Anonymous

No problem Mostafa, I enjoy doing it.

Thanks very much for your kind words.

Look forward to seeing the photos.

Charlotte

:o)

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