8 Colors for South-Facing Rooms

Traci Rolz says:

Too bad the photos don't show too well how the room feels with the sun shining inside.

Tanner Avery says:

yeah you're showing optimal lighting in these rooms. (i get it... better photographs)

also, all the colors seem on the lighter side. Is that necessary if you got southern exposure?

Boutique-de-la-Mer.com says:

Great ideas - our master bedroom is in the south and these are great tips.

scarbowcow says:

I'd like to know the same as Tanner Avery: would more saturated colors work - dark greens, for example? What about pastels in warmer colors? Would a pale pink/ rose work in a 'tinted white' shade? And what about aquas or lavender/violets? How do we know when a shade is 'too warm'? That is, will a warm shade still work if it's a 'tinted white' at the same time? I've got an apartment with all south-facing windows and would love a pale rose in the bedroom and pale yellow in the kitchen. Mistake? I HATE the pale blue kitchen with a passion.

colorfilled says:

I liked your ideas. What about some future articles on East, West, and North lighted rooms? Direction is very important to consider when choosing colors.

silvercreekgardener says:

Thank you for the tips. I had been considering warm tones for my south facing living room walls- now I will reconsider.

tobeamiss says:

@colorfilled...if you look at the top of the page before the first picture, you'll see a link to 8 colors for north facing rooms

tobeamiss says:

now I know what I did wrong with my livingroom that has a north facing window! I should have gone with warmer colors! Gauranteed this will be changed within a couple of weeks.