I have three colors in mind for my daughters bedroom, Does anyone have any color cordination?

Question

My question is Does Olive white, Jungle Chameleon, and Brisk Olive.. do they go good and add good contrast? and is so where would you put the color.

Answer 1

You can either put stripes on the walls or color the borders of the room. The corners need painted a separate color.

1) Walls One Color
2) Corners and/or Stripes another color
3) Ceiling is another color

Answer 2

As I can't see the colors I can't say if they go well. As to coordination, I would use the lightest on ceiling, which ever is least contrasting for walls and use most contrasting for trim and accent. Hope this helps a little.

Answer 3

Depends on your daughter's age,

We just decorated my granddaughter's room.
Ceiling and about 18 inches down the walls, midnight blue, and scattered self adhesive luminous stars here and there....

Walls white with a touch of the blue mixed in it..

Then we added more colour with window curtains - three layers of fine gauze, in varying shades from very deep purple to a soft mauve.

The centre layer has fine gold stars stencilled on it.

Answer 4

I would paint the room with the white paint and use one of the other colors light as a highlight touch. maybe make a design with some tape and paint close to the tape and when dry take the paint off.

Answer 5

What's her favorite color? I'm a nut for periwinkle, sjy blue, lavender, coral pink, and seafoam green. You could try a triad like primary blue with touches of red and white (patriotic), a cool color like aqua with touches of sand and white (seascape), white with touches of blue and pink (light), or old-rose pink with touches of gray and blue (romantic, by my standards). Or butter-yellow with lavender and blue (garden-like). There are many possibilities. The previous respondent's suggestion to browse Lowe's site should get you on the way to making a decision.

Answer 6

For me, my favorite colors are blue, black, red, and brown (sand, taupe, even chocolate-that family).
my living room will be a nice sand color with a nice micro-fabric blue sofa and/or love seat. The tables would either be black or mahogany,
my kitchen would be black and white with a touch of red.
my bedroom would be one main wall being that of cobalt blue with black end tables and cobalt blue curtains.
my bathroom would be blue and white.
So, yes, I do have color coordination.

Answer 7

make use of the three colors for walls, ceiling and borders. Are those colors your daugther's choice too? Paint or use colors that you would be comfortable with.

Answer 8

How old is your daughter? Unless she is older, I wouldn't go with greens, personally. Pastels: pinks, lavenders, etc., would be the best way to go. Ask your daughter how she wants it done. It may be atrocious when you're through, but it will be all hers. And besides, you can always repaint it later.

Answer 9

Try:

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Answer 10

what colors are they? try to keep pastels with pastels, but if you use pastels and bright colors, make sure they are different variations of the same color for example navy blue, royal blue and pastel blue. with bright colors, be careful with opposites on the color wheel, like red and green.