what color wall should my bedroom be? im starting from scratch.?

Question

something relaxing but not too dark.

Answer 1

Yellow makes you happy.

Maybe a pale yellow colour or a pale blue.

Answer 2

Colors that are considered 'cool' colors (blues, greens) are best if you want to feel relaxed. Nothing too bright, however - more the muted versions of the actual colors. Behr.com has a color selector where you can play with colors and virtually 'paint' walls to get an idea of how the room would look and feel.

Answer 3

the bedroom is where you rest and relax. So, you need some light colors that well comforts you and doesn't irritate your eyes at all. If you wish you may also add some creative texture in your wall which can soothe your relaxation more.

Answer 4

In the hardware there are alot of tinted whites u should try those so u get colour with an airy feel. PETAL WHITE which is a shede of pink is nice and they have yellow whites, apple whites and lavender whites. if that's too boring u can paint a mural of bright flowers or whatever u like in a section of ur room but let it not be the first thing u see in the morning. Have fun

Answer 5

seems you like rainbows maybe paint one on your wall??? or maybe you can go to each wall in a new color a baby blue then a light purple then a light pink and the last wall can be made black for when you are not up to feeling so cheery?? also you could decorate the walls with picturs to suit each mood you may have

Answer 6

A robin's egg blue with white trim is very relaxing. It makes the room seem light and airy.

Answer 7

yellow! no light blue!
no mix colors to make a new one
no put designs on it paint it dark blue with shiny white stars like the sky at night or maybe thats more of a bedroom thing....i dont know

Answer 8

COLOR WARM UP
Colors in the red, orange and yellow families are referred to as "warm" colors since they evoke images associated with heat, like fire or sunshine. As a result they make us feel warm in a psychological sense.


Red
This powerful color increases blood pressure and heart rate. It often produces feelings of intimacy, energy, passion and sexuality. It also stimulates the appetite and is often used in restaurants and is an excellent choice for dining rooms in the home.

Orange
Like red, orange warms a room but in a less dramatic and passionate way. The mood and attitude of orange is more friendly than fiery; more welcoming than seductive. Orange works well in living rooms and family rooms and is also a good choice for children's bedrooms.

Yellow
Yellow grabs attention and catches the eye like no other color, hence the use of yellow highlighters in offices. In poorly lit foyers and hallways, yellow shows the way. In their bedrooms, elderly people report that yellow lifts their mood. But bright yellow can be too strong and may actually cause anxiety in infants, young children and the elderly.

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COLOR COOL OUT
Blues, greens, violets and their intermediates are considered cool colors because of their references to pastoral landscapes and ocean vistas. When we look at these colors they elicit feelings of peace, tranquility and relaxation.

Blue
Soothing blue is an ideal bedroom color choice for adults and children. But that same blue that lulls us to sleep also suppresses our appetites, possibly because there are very few naturally blue foods. Put blue to bed, but try and keep it out of the dining room.

Green
As the dominant color in nature, we are at home with green anywhere in the house. Light greens work well in baths and living rooms; mid-range greens are a great accent for kitchens and dining rooms. The calming effect of green makes it popular in hospitals, schools and work environments.

Violet
Despite the favorable response violet elicits in children, many adults dislike purples, with rosier shades of violet being somewhat more appealing. Children's bedrooms and play areas may be good places to experiment with this color family.

Answer 9

I would say a light blue or green. Those colors brightens up a room and makes you more happy.

Answer 10

try a neutral color .something happy and calm.i was always told neutral colors are relaxing and calm colors.like a beige or soft beige .good luck on ur room .that makes me won't to do mine ...have fun