Paint Colors For Your Master Bedroom Part V
Posted on March 26, 2020
Keep the Same Style
This one may be a bit obvious, but it’s worth noting that your master bedroom and bathroom will feel better connected if the same decorating style is applied to each room. If you have a mid-century modern bedroom that’s right out of the ’50s with uncluttered and sleek furnishings, carry that style through to the bathroom with pendant lights over your bathroom sink, a modern cabinet or simple hardware. If your bedroom is more farmhouse or shabby chic, a tall and slender dresser in the bathroom can share those same distressed features. The color palettes and design styles should be consistent to maintain that connection and continuity.
Invert Your Colors
A clever way to merge your master bedroom and bathroom together through color is by inverting your color scheme. For example, if your master bedroom walls are blue and you have white linens and furniture, try a fresh neutral white for your bathroom’s walls with touches of blue for your towels, shower curtains and counter accessories. You’re essentially taking the accent color of one room and flip-flopping it to become the primary color in the adjoining room. That way, your bedroom and bathroom each maintain their own look and feel, but their color story helps unite them in more than just proximity. This technique also gives you an excuse to pick out some fresh decor and accessories!
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