Primary Bedroom Bedding

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We just repainted our primary bedroom and bought new walnut furniture. Trying to decide if we should use white and tan bedding or keep the PB Rosewood bedding we used previously. I feel like the PB Rosewood isn’t a perfect match but I also feel like the green, white and tan needs another accent color. We will keep the white lamps in both scenarios. 3 walls are SW Pure White and one wall is SW Basil. Trim and doors are creamy white similar to SW Alabaster.

Green, White and Rosewood

Green, White and Tan

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JJ
last year
whichever the doggos prefer
teresa_or
last year
Whichever you pick, I would not use the rosewood shams against that headboard. The wiggly quilting lines are fighting with the diagonal wood, and it looks really disjointed to my eye.
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Kristy C.
Original Author
last year
I see what you mean. Here is a close up of it.
Kristy C.
Original Author
last year
Easier to see because you can zoom.
Kendrah
last year
I usually like a rosewood color but it looks muddy and accidental here to me against that green. The green wall looks more special with white contrasting it.
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
last year
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IMO accent walls are best when they connest to somthing so me look for some bedding with a green in it. The headboard a bit rustiic so as much as the dogs like it IMO a bit not righht with the headboard . I love paisley print for bedding it is not too feminine or masculine and works wells for a bit of color.
RedRyder
last year
The ivory bedding looks great with the headboard. And it will,work with any color in that wall, too.
KW PNW Z8
last year
The rosewood spread adds a level of warm & cozy. I agree the shams are too much against the headboard. I’d use ivory pillows with rosewood sham. There’s your color that I agree is nice instead of green/white/tan only.
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JAN MOYER
last year
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One wall is a wimpy wall! Do it with intent.

Go back and paint the REST of the walls, please?

Get a RUG!!

PULL SOME GREEN onto the bed

Don't wimp out with ONE wall.and add art: )

Note..... the rosewood quilt as an accent and don't use the shams, use white, use a green
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Diana Bier Interiors, LLC
last year
Further to painting all walls (and trim) the same deep color, here's a blog post I just read on the subject:

https://laurelberninteriors.com/colorful-wall-colors-this-is-why-youre-afraid-of-them/
Kristy C.
Original Author
last year
Thank you all for your help with this. It’s funny, years ago my house was filled with color. I’ve been stuck on neutrals for years though and am having trouble committing to color again. I am trying. I will look for some green bedding. I love the green bedding in the picture from PB but it’s the same one that I already have in Rosewood and Steel Blue. ❤️
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JAN MOYER
last year
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Well.......I will say this? Pros almost never use accent walls. The room will look larger with all four painted same color

Second? Green is the new neutral.....no law says you can't use linens from Garnet Hill, West Elm...there are many

Start with a rug, which will also add more color cues. Or even a chunky natural fiber jute! Go bold with a quilt!

( the walls and lack of commitment is making it harder for you.........)

Everyone seems to want to make more of a bed wall, than it already IS: ) Especially when the bed is beautifully dressed.