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| A shaded room will never win against yellow in its most saturated form. Look for a deep yellow that has gold and slightly green undertones for the biggest impact. Private Comment
Try: Funky Yellow 6913 by Sherwin-Williams |
| Periwinkle is considered a cool color, but its purplish undertones add just enough warmth to make it work in a room with very little sunlight. It's also a good idea to pair cooler hues with warm finishes, such as the hardwood flooring in this space. Private Comment
Try: Anemone 590B-4 by Behr |
| With its warm, garden green wall color and hot pink fabric, this girl's room has energy and excitement. A punchy color combo is the perfect solution for a room that doesn't get a direct hit from the sun's yellow rays. Private Comment
Try: Hidden Meadow 410B-5 by Behr |
| Chartreuse is a bold color choice, but in a shadowy space, it is tempered enough to not look so overwhelming. Private Comment
Try: Nervy Hue 6917 by Sherwin-Williams |
| A peach color echoes a beautiful sunrise and will add a natural warmth to your north-facing room. Private Comment
Try: Funky Fruit 2015-50 by Benjamin Moore |
| Using fuchsia can be frightening, but if you love pink, it's best to use a vibrant tone in rooms with very little sunlight. Pairing pink with black and white creates a very glam look. Private Comment
Try: Hot Lips 2077-30 by Benjamin Moore |
