Like this colour for the wall behind bed head etc...
7. The closets don’t need to match the room’s walls Most closets lack windows. Plus, the lighting in closets is usually an afterthought. This creates, to put it mildly, a poorly lit and poor viewing space – not ideal for when you’re trying to pick out that power outfit for your next big company meeting. The best way to treat closet interiors is to paint all surfaces with light-reflective white for maximum visibility. You can check how reflective your white is by looking on the colour card at your local paint store for the LRV number. The higher the number (accompanied by the initials LRV, for ‘light-reflective value’), the more the available light will bounce.As in a gallery, white highlights the distinctive colours that it surrounds. This will allow you to sort out the colour combinations that you want to have harmonious for a well-dressed day. If you have a bold wall colour in your bedroom, don’t feel the need to automatically make your closet interior match. Instead, tint white paint with a percentage of your bedroom wall colour.
Lovely kids bedroom
Love the back wall near bed, also side wall
Love the small bedroom window next to bed
Fabulous walkin wardrobe and love the mirror at end makes room look twice as big
Great idea for a bedroom
Love the colours chosen for this bedroom
Great idea for a teenage bedroom. Love idea for desk withheld drawers
Fabulous idea for a child's bedroom. What child wouldn't like this tepee
Great built in dresser
Great idea storage under bed
What a fantastic child's playroom
The ultimate jewellery container, locks as we'll. wow
Fantastic idea if you haven't got a lot of room, very practical
Love. The colour scheme
Just love this bed........the timber.
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