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Master bedroom remodel, redecorating

8 years ago
Hi All,
We just remodeled our bedroom and I’m adding the finishing touches with decorating. I feel the room is missing something. I know it’s missing some color. I was thinking of adding some kind of blue into the room.
Would you add something above the bed?
What color blue would best fit the space? What other elements do I need to add in the room?
What color shades would you pick for the lamps on walls?
I will be adding drapery, however not sure whether to go solid, or pattern and what color to go with.
The room looks good to me, but looks like it’s missing something.
I will add in a picture of the other walls later.

I appreciate all your inputs

Comments (17)

  • 8 years ago

    You did a great job of arranging your art around the desk. It looks like something from Pinterest. The colors are not playing well together for me. Your sofa looks pinky Biege, you headboard has yellow undertones and your walls look like a greenish gray. I. Would probably paint the walls a creamy white and keep your room a calm and peaceful retreat.

  • 8 years ago
    The other walls in the room, and the adjoining bathroom.
  • 8 years ago
    My first thought is that the color of the love seat does not work with rest of the room. As well, the love seat doesn't look right sitting at the bottom of the bed. It needs a different spot in the room, or it may need to be replaced with a single chair. Please post dimensions and someone might be able to make some suggestions.
  • 8 years ago

    following

  • 8 years ago
    Everything looks a bit flat, tan or beige, with some gray in the rug. You definitely need color. It doesn’t have to be bright, but something that will be a contrast, maybe a soft blue or teal. I would at least add colorful pillows, or if you can, get a comforter with some color and pattern.
  • 8 years ago
    I would not add anything above the bed. Sorry, I reread your message and you suggested blue. I would just keep it subtle.
  • 8 years ago

    I think it looks great and you don't need to add anything, least of all another color...

    Nothing above the bed....

    Drapes...I would do a solid off white or whatever color is in the rug...keep it simple and calming.

    If anything, I would edit the wall decor, but that's purely a personal thing.

    Nice!

  • 8 years ago
    Thanks for all the inputs!
    Njay- the chaise is the same width as the bed. I realized later that I should’ve picked a narrowed couch. Our bedroom is not very big for us to place elsewhere and we picked a couch so when the kids come over they can sleep there instead of our bed
    I’m trying to bring the colors together but it’s not really working they way I thought.
    Maybe after adding some color it will distract the eye somewhat.
  • 8 years ago

    Is that lounge buff or mauve? Add a throw to lounge maybe pink or blue. It is fine at end of bed. My problem is ALL those pics. Pick an odd number. The dresser closer to door try there. The desk near window. White or soft ivory drapes/ roman shades.

  • 8 years ago

    I like your color scheme. Maybe drapery in a print; either a rose tone similar to the sofa or the green of the walls.

    But I think the wall decor just doesn't work. It seems to be a lot of nothing and way too big over the small table. Try an arrangement without the empty frames.

  • 8 years ago
    On my screen it seems like the wall colour may be the problem, it looks beige with green undertones. I think a colour that’s inspired from the rug might be a better choice. Something like SW Incredible White or Eider White might work.
  • 8 years ago
    Inspiration
  • 8 years ago
    Irene Morresey, it’s beautiful! Thank you, I was stuck on the drapes. That looks gorgeous
  • 8 years ago
    This is the bedroom now, before I saw your post Irene.
  • 8 years ago

    Ivory for the lamp shades will help. Like Irene, I would go more beige, ivory and duck egg blue here. Please don't use any of the word signs that are stacked against the wall. Your room has a great start toward being glam and elegant and word signs are just the worst thing you could do here. They head toward country school house, IMO.

  • 8 years ago
    Another idea if you would like to play up the glam look would be to add wallpaper to the inset behind headboard. The are so many beautiful wallpapers with metallic accents and sheens that would
    look wonderful with lamps reflecting on them. You wouldn’t need much to make since small area, so could maybe splurge!
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