How to Choose the Perfect Color Scheme?

A Bedroom is your private and personal place. The look of the bedroom depends on the interior decoration and arrangement of furniture. When you plan color schemes for a bedroom, it should have a warm and mood enhancing look. Comparing to other spaces bedrooms should be more flexible in regard to color, style and décor. The atmosphere should be harmonious and comforting.

Your thinking around colors for textures, fabrics, furniture, wall and objects should make you feel calm and comfortable. Bedrooms can look great in deep, vibrant colors, for a peaceful atmosphere as well as muted colors for a soothing, comforting and calming feel.

Warm look:
Cool colors tend to be the best choice. For a warmer look, use soft shades of subtle, buttery yellow, misty peach, or sweet, delicate pink to create a restful, soothing ambience.

Neutrals
Neutral colors are also an excellent choice for bedrooms. Neutrals are very soothing—quietly elegant. It is easy to make similar changes in bedding, artwork, and window coverings.

You select a shade lighter than the wall color to make the room spacious and use darker shades than the walls to make rooms with high ceilings appear more intimate. Color your bedroom in shades, tints and values that please you. Avoid red, unless it is a calming color for you. Strong colors may stimulate the sense. Blue painted on cabinets brings excitement. There are three types of color combinations:

1. One color, different shades, from light to dark. When using this type adds texture and pattern for interest. 2. Opposite colors like red/green and orange/blue. When using this second type, use less of the warm color and incorporate multiple patterns. 3. Three colors like green/blue/violet. When using this type, one color dominates and accessories pick up the remaining two colors.

You should fix light switches with dimmers, so bright light can be transformed into dim light. Use new soft linen-colored panels for a light and airy tone. Monochromatic background is used to unify strong colors and patterns. And it is used with pillows and rugs that occupy the dominant colors of the color palette.