5 Bedroom Colour Palette Ideas To Inspire You This Weekend
Today we wanted to turn out hand to a little interior design magic and put together five bedroom colour palette ideas to inspire your next makeover (or any other room in the house for that matter!).
We’ve started with a modern, grown-up affair inspired by this ranch house from the Studio McGee design team.
Although the wall in this image is in fact a textured grass wallpaper, we couldn’t help but imagine how Farrow & Ball ‘Railings’ looks with the other neutrals used in the space. It looks chic right?
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Railings – Farrow & Ball | Turner – Craig & Rose | Slaked Lime 105 – Little Greene | Loft White 222 – Little Greene
OK, on to one of our more bolder bedroom colour palette ideas. How gorgeous is this rustic, warm bedroom design, but with a modern twist? The combination of the teal and the pink is unexpected but it really does work.
Although teals and marine shades can sometimes feel overpowering when used in large amounts, accessories and soft furnishings in this accent colour add the much needed pop to an otherwise neutral room.
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Canton 94 – Little Greene | Marine Blue 95 – Little Greene | Rolling Fog Mid 159 – Little Greene | Blush 267 – Little Greene
This is such a rich, bohemian colour palette, from the warm greys’ through to the deep oxblood, that we couldn’t help but fall in love with this Jungle bedroom makeover from Swoon Worthy.
Although wallpaper has been used here, the Dash of Soot grey from Little Greene would be a perfect paint alternative, with pink and deep aubergine accessories and splashes of brass running throughout.
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Dash of Soot 224 – Little Greene | Shirting 129 – Little Greene | Adventurer 7 – Little Greene | Dorchester Pink 213 – Little Greene
A slightly more daring shade to choose in regards to bedroom colour palette ideas, this zesty Citrine shade from Little Green could look absolutely amazing if used in small sections such as panelling or trimming.
We love how unusual the pairing of the green and pink, alongside more neutral tones and black, is. If you’re not afraid to take design risks, this might just be the colour palette for you.
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Citrine 71 – Little Greene | Tallow – Farrow & Ball | Zeitgeist – Craig & Rose | Angie 185 – Little Greene
If you’re looking for something a little more calming and serene, this bedroom design is the epitome of Californian feminine.
We love the rich Morris Blue on the walls, making the artwork really pop – especially with the use of light ash frames as well.
The headboard works particularly well against this darker shade, and pops of pink, white and neutrals, make this space feel warm and inviting.
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Morris Blue – Craig & Rose | Pink Slip 220 – Little Greene | School House White – Farrow & Ball | Loft White 222 – Little Greene
Do any of these bedroom colour palette ideas catch your eye? We’d love to know which is your favourite and whether you’re daring enough to make a choice like Citrine or stick to more neutral, muted tones.
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