Port Bristol CustomTraditional Bedroom, Orange County
What Houzz contributors are saying:
The orange window seat in this bedroom again feels unexpected and rich next to bright white walls (Dunn-Edwards Paints’ Often Orange and Whisper, respectively) and white bedding.
Designer Brook Wagner says she doesn’t subscribe to theme-y kids’ rooms. Like Brown, she likes to have the child pick a few items or colors he or she loves, then build on them. This project for a 12-year-old girl developed from the girl’s saying she wanted bright, bold pops of color, which led to Wagner’s putting together this striking palette of orange, gray and white. Chair: custom made with Schumacher fabric
A bold color on all the walls may be too much for you, but you can still employ a single spot of color — to finish off a room like the ribbon on a present. The tangerine in this alcove works like the ribbon here, and the color is casually repeated throughout the space. It’s the singular move that makes this bedroom croon.
5. Bursts of orange. The orange accents in this bedroom are a bold departure from the neutral tones that were so popular in 2012. Playful but still sophisticated, it has bright colors and classic lines that make it a great inspiration for a tween or teen girl's room.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
Photos in Port Street Traditional
LW. Designs LLC
kgree14331