IMO you strat a bedroom color scheme with the bedding which you do not show. If you are tired of gold then start by getting rid of as much of it as you can. The furniture can be painted IMO the rug is the big issue along with the beige bathroom. I would need to see the whole bedroom and the bathroom before making any really helpful comments .

Please post pictures of the whole room.

Here are some pics....going to paint........furniture and rug need to stay In bedroom.... Nothing else.... bathroom is icy/pale blue...not beige. THANKS !!!!

thanks so much.....

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What color is the comforter? On my screen it looks green.

It is ....i also have a light blue one i like to use ...but it is solid too

What is the color of rug and curtains? They look gray. What about the furniture? It looks gray on my screen.

Are you will to switch over o the light blue bedding? Then perhaps I'd go for white sheets and a warm white wall color- or even a light gray (BM Gray Owl). But then I'd remove the bench.

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Honestly, I would go the a shade of white on your walls. It may sound boring, but it will look good with the blue in you bathroom.

You can then change out your bedding to the blue. I like that it is solid in color. Soooooo many great pillows with patterns to add to your bed. It will give it a new look.

very difficult to get an idea of the colors because your lighting is yellow. try using a flash, or turning off your lights, Or, get 4000K bulbs that give off a natural white light.

Is this a true color? are the walls yellow/gold, the dresser greenish?

greenish/gold bed spread? Olive green curtains?

I see no beige. I only see gold/yellow, and shades of green, w/hints of golds and a slight chartreuse.

Some inspiration: So you can add art above your bed.......take a look at the windows.

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On my screen your carpet looks taupe or mushroom colour and furniture looks kinda sage green. If that’s accurate you could go with a sage, taupe and off white scheme.
For walls you could look at a light creamy white or a sage green that’s lighter than furniture, similar to photo below.

https://www.houzz.com/photos/east-bay-transitional-bedroom-houston-phvw-vp~11307843

Thank you.....carpet is a define forest green.....same ???

Awesome!