If your furniture is white (you don't say what it is), I would do a dark navy on the walls. Fold the quilt at the bottom of the bed.

oh sorry you're right I should have added that information.
The bed is a warm white (almost cream) iron bed like the pic I've added and the the other furniture is mainly white (a couple pieces have a little medium color warm wood areas)

Judy's image would work wonderfully and be dramatic. If the room you're working in does not have a lot of natural light, you could also consider any of the lighter blues in the quilt. Another thing to consider is whether you could put a chair rail in and paint the lower half of the room darker than the upper half. You also get two colors in one and a great "architectural" element.

The dark blue walls might be a bit too much blue. Consider the lime green family

Those greens will make the blue in the quilt pop. Your focus in the room is your quilt. So let that shine and let the wall color complement it.

light is a problem, we live on a heritage street with HUGE trees that the city protects so our home is shrouded in a lot of shade, the bedroom in question is located on the back of our house and in one of the shadiest areas, it has what I think is referred to as a "shed" style ceiling running the entire wall the window is located on so that wall isn't a full 8 feet which also seems to restrict the amount of light.
It's wonderfully old fashioned looking and looks great with patchwork and iron bed.. but not the best source of natural light so I'm a bit hesitant to use navy blue on all the walls for fear of it looking like a cave. :)

While I love the pops of bright lime green on the quilt I'm not sure I could handle it on the walls and I'm also not sure about it with the old fashioned look I'm going for?

I have a bright green in my guest room that would be perfect with your quilt. If you search the Houzz advice section with my username and "trying to use existing curtains in guest room" it will come right up. My room is black and cream. I have an antique quilt on the bed ( circa1840's) and the green is gorgeous. Whether it is a lot of light or less, it is a very interesting color.
I will try to find the name if you want. It is SW, but I had it done with BM Aura paint, I had to cover the old navy blue walls from before!
I hope this helps. I say go for it!

How about a pale orchid/violet?

Green family

wow...honeydew your room is lovely!
The green looks great but I'm wondering if you have a lot more natural light than my room... how large is the window in your room? or do you have more than one window?... your room looks like there's quite a bit of natural light?

okay please ignore the "catwalk" shelving attached to walls lol.
That's been removed and drywall was repaired since this pic was taken.
This is just to give you an idea of the ceiling and window in the room.

just to add... the old cottage cheese texture on ceiling was removed since this picture was taken as well.

I think BM guilford green would look nice.

You don't say WHO will be using this bedroom. If it's someone who lives in the house, then I wouldn't use the navy blue because you said it doesn't get much light. But if it's a guest room, go for the dramatic and paint it navy. With a white/ cream soft fold Roman shade for the window...Smashing!

Catalynn, the color I used in the guest room is SW 6710, Melange Green. I do have 2 widows together and get afternoon sun, but I will tell you that this green is very bright in the room even on a cloudy day. Of course you will have a couple lamps in there anyway. With sunshine it is almost psychedelic green. I call it a green apple color.
It may be too much for you, but you can at least get the sample card and see for yourself.
Hope this helps.

Yes to the green you already have a lot of blue .

Be careful that the color you choose is the right tone. Also, if you are daring enough to go bold with the green, maybe just one wall is that color. It can take over!

I would paint the walls and ceiling all one color and do a pale silvery gray/blue, the bed and quilt will pop!

Im surprised no one said a butter cream color... That was my first thought. There's already a lot of blue and lime green just isn't for me so I thought of a butter cream. Good luck!

Chartreuse

I would love to see some pictures of the room that you are using the quilt in, the architecture and details, (ie. furniture, artwork) in room will be helpful to look at when making a color selection.

yeah, another vote for green -- pick a sunny shade that matches the leaves in your quilt. green can be tricky, so I'd get at least three samples and paint them in patchs on the walls (one sunlit and one shaded) to be sure you're getting the lightness and mood/shade that you want to live with.

I did a room in Valspar's Prairie Willow, which everybody seemed to love (with white ceiling and trim) -- here's a snip.

Hi I used to have this same quilt and sold it. Am trying to find another. Any chance you know the name of it? I’ve tried searching online with no success

Benjamin Moore's Castleton Mist.

haha, no, I meant the name of the quilt :)