Soft blue and green. The abundance of white fabric mixed with muted blues and greens helps create a stress-free environment in this bedroom. A textural green coverlet, chairs and checked rug repeat the color scheme without adding a busy feel. The white duvet and fabric tied over the headboard and footboard enhance the room’s summertime feeling, while the patterned Euro shams echo the botanical theme of the wallpaper.
. Gray and tan. Neutral bedding doesn’t have to be boring. In this inviting, light-filled room, the simple gray-and-white, ticking-style bedding provides a classic anchor for the dramatic light fixture and animal horns overhead. The ottoman picks up the color in the headboard, while the blue pillow on the window seat adds an unexpected pop of color.
10. Midcentury Chic Speaking of midcentury modern, this room also borrows a few moves, from the Danish modern lines of the armchair to the legs on the nightstand to the funky task lamp. A soft palette of creams, tans and blues creates a relaxing atmosphere. Notable detail: The artful throw pillows bring large-scale pattern to a room that’s decorated mostly in solid colors.
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Blue: You tend to run on all cylinders, all day long, so you need a bedroom that can serve as a sanctuary — a restful place to relax at the end of a hectic day. Blue is the perfect bedroom color for those seeking a calm and soothing vibe as cool blue hues tend to lower our blood pressure and reduce feelings of anxiety. For a calm, cool, collected blue try Parma Gray from Farrow & Ball. Or you can go a little deeper with Alfresco from Benjamin Moore.
Dark Secret from Kelly-Moore or Smoke Blue from PPG Pittsburgh Paints.
The result will be calm and cool. Clockwise from top left (all from Benjamin Moore): Mineral Alloy 1622, Silver Mist 1619 and Hudson Bay 1680.
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Mustard and gray. Another powerful color combo to watch out for is mustard and our old friend from last year, gray. In fact, among our editorial choices of trending colors — olive green, mustard, gray, pink and beige — the global Houzz community voted mustard and gray as the shades they’re most likely to adopt in their homes this year.
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