enough that 1+ is saturated

If art has bright colors, wall color doesn't have to be equally vivid. Softer, muted paint colors will allow your piece to shine, while playing down the rest of the room. Honeywheat BMoore / Kelly Porter added this to 9 Great Colors for Your Gallery Wall

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"Many opt for neutrals on large elements: of walls, floors, furniture, planning colorful accessories. But often, bright pillows and vases look out of place in a sea of gray, beige or greige. Combat blandness with a statement piece (in a statement color), like this CHAIR. You can always reupholster or swap out a single piece of furniture like this, should you tire of it. (But, I don't think you will)."

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Charcoal gray paired with light flooring/cabinetry for drama. A dose of vivid wasabi green.

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neutrals and a bright color

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the throw

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Black and white is classic, and can represent formality. This chandelier adds an essential splash of color to prevent the room from taking itself too seriously....

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This door would be fun to play with periodically. Any paint color you might dream up would make for a whole new look.

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just the island/ bling above it

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"Punctuate an all-white space with green accents and art."

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tiny lime, cause of all the materials and wall pattern, nice.

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lime lamp brighter than chair

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light stained set is a complement to gray walls. Focal radiant red cupboard.

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"contemporary color schemes - here is a warm gray desk to match a sofa and rug - with avocado green accents."

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Pearl and Dark Earth - chartreuse accent

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the room has enough, and berry/burgundy bedding - solid - to suit the owner....

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curtains

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5 x 8 is $120.

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