6 Paint Color Options For Modern Bedrooms
Posted on August 27, 2021
Sometimes its time for a refresh of bedroom walls within your home. Choosing a paint color can often seem like the hardest part of the project. We put together this guide on popular selling colors for bedrooms in the Milwaukee area for 2021 – 2022.
1. Blue
Blue is a perennial favorite for bedrooms because of the calming and restful properties. Update the color with one of the following versions.
Pale blue with whitewashed trim bring the cottage to you. With this color scheme, you’ll have a retreat on par with the best spa. Since the blue is pail, it acts as a neutral. Match textiles and flooring in a snap since nearly anything goes. Make sure your blue has hints of lavender and gray to offset the reds. Add movement and color with floral patterns.
2. Green
Bring the outdoors in! Green is an unexpected but great choice for a bedroom with style. The psychology of green brings happiness to those in the room, something we all could use. A happy bedroom at the end of a hard day is just what the doctor ordered.
Go with a green field by choosing a bold, vivid green for your wall choice. Some find it too energizing for rest. Be sure to test the color out before committing. If you still want green, try pale. It’s a regular choice for nurseries, so why not carry it into adulthood?
3. Pale
Vivid bedrooms are mostly out of vogue, giving way for the pale cousins. Relaxation comes in droves with walls of lavender, pale blue, light yellow and barely green. The colors pull in calmness without being bland. Each hue creates a room that feels bigger than it is, and works well with other colors. It’s simple elegance you can live in.
4. Purple
Purple is back in all forms when it comes to bedrooms. Lilac has been chosen often and the more bold go with a bright plum. Dress the color up or down with accessories and textiles. Light looks will take the color up a notch and give an airy, girly feel. Paired with deeper colors, the room is stately, made for a royal.
5. Gray
Gray is the new neutral. Long gone is beige and white is out, so go for this new, easy to work with favorite. The modern color is a great base to create a pulled together room. Gray has replaced white as a staple color, be it barely there or deeply dark.
6. Pink
Avoid girly and go grown. Dusty rose is all over the social media boards as a wall color option for grown girls. Pair it with green for a strawberry fields inspired room, or put in a cream to dress it up. Pink in various versions has taken over the bedroom. Our recommendation: avoid millennial pink. It’s bright tone is overpowering and color staypower is waning.
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