One wall in my bedroom at home is two different shades of muted green. (The other three walls are the same shade as my room in our old house - a lavender so pale as to be almost white.)
I live for green spaces, so having a leafy green wall makes me like my room more. Especially in the winters, when everything is gray and leafless and all of the fresh produce tastes like it's been shipped, having that green wall really brightens up my day. (If I had my druthers, two facing walls would be green and the other two would be smooth cream, but I haven't my druthers.)
I would say to go with the color that makes you feel happy/calm/at peace because that's what you need in a bedroom. For me, that's blue or green, but blue wouldn't go with anything and come hell and high water, I'm not getting rid of my grandmother's rug, so green it was.
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Date: 2009-07-20 03:36 am (UTC)I live for green spaces, so having a leafy green wall makes me like my room more. Especially in the winters, when everything is gray and leafless and all of the fresh produce tastes like it's been shipped, having that green wall really brightens up my day. (If I had my druthers, two facing walls would be green and the other two would be smooth cream, but I haven't my druthers.)
I would say to go with the color that makes you feel happy/calm/at peace because that's what you need in a bedroom. For me, that's blue or green, but blue wouldn't go with anything and come hell and high water, I'm not getting rid of my grandmother's rug, so green it was.