As you can see the walls in this room are the lighter blue which is fine. Most young boys love light blue and it goes with most of their toys and room accents. It you wanted to add a little interest, you would use the darker blue as an accent color.
The window treatment, a Roman Shade, in this room already has the navy as an accent which shows a nice contrast to the lighter wall. You can continue the navy accent color in your lamps, throw pillows, accessories such as picture frames and books.
Still not sure how to choose color for a boys room? Here's a real easy trick. Purchase sheets and bedding that will go into the room. Look at the colors that are in the fabric.
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Look at all the color combinations you can create with just some of the colors that you can see in the sheets. The possibilities are countless!
It's nice to see that you can choose color using bedding as inspiration but you still have to pick specific paint names and brands. If that's challenging for you, contact me and I can create the perfect color scheme for the little boy in your home.
My son is one of my toughest color customers and had trouble finding any colors in the entire Ben Moore collection he wanted. He finally settled on deep green and teal to alternate on each wall with all the trim in his room painted white! We haven't painted yet but I'm sure it will look very original. I love working with kids and teens as they are fearless with color, lol!
ReplyDeleteMaire - you said it perfectly! Kids are fearless when it comes to color. I love the idea of mixing two colors together. Why decide on just one when you can have two!
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