Do you have suggestions for our master bedroom?
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Find bedding that you like and go from there . that is the largest item that has the least choices available. Im thinking of gender neutral. using a medium to light gray/ taupe neutral with pastel greens and plum for acent.. these are the colors for 2017 so you should be able to find a selection of bedding with those colors. or greens and blues work well in pastels together as well. you could use some of your corals for a spark of acent too
sounds quite pretty! like the accent colors you suggested.
I have seen some rooms with blush, with light grey and with a dusty blue or dusty plum. however I have no idea how I would combine these colors, how many colors to use and in what amount. I'm open to anything and everything.
The rule of thumb is to have 3 colors... one main color, one secondary and then acent. I don't remember the percentages, and its not in stone but I'd guess 1/2 of the main color, then 1/3 secondary and the little bit left would be accent ..
so in a room the accent color might be a pillow, and part of a print in other items, and maybe a throw across the room.... think threes... so in three places though out the room.... most time odd numbers work best for example 1 or 2 pillows instead of 2 or 4..... colors, check out HOUZZ.COM, join that for free and find lots of ideas and you can post question and people will help, some people will even take your photo and do a mock up using different colors styles for you. good luck
Thank you Lynne for your helpful information. I'm headed to HOUZZ.COM!
GREAT IDEA!
I agree with Lynn about purchasing your bedding & linens first, then consider wall colors. Lately I have been using Valspar's Oyster Pearl in a Satin Finish ( a wonderful neutral light color) with Semi Gloss White trim on the window frames, moldings, and doors. I also hang white sheers 4" from the ceiling to the floor to give the appearance of higher ceilings bringing an airy feeling to the room. You can also utilize a small collection of mirrors and a few pieces of wall art for pops of color. Your room, Your rules, You go Girl! Have fun and enjoy your new oasis.