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Need help in selecting the kids room wall colour right now the room has white colour. but we are changing the blinds to orange colour. What to make the room vibrant and more brighter.
Their beds are white colour. One book rack which is white too.
One study table blue and cream and another red.
Also need to draw something girly on one wall and some cars on the other.
Any suggestion. Please do shoot in your ideas first time taking the project in my hands.
I feel you are going about it wrong.
Blinds should be neutral, so that many colors can coordinate (esp for a kids room, when color will probably change as they age).
Neutral blinds, and the walls the color that the kid wants.
Thank you for the reply. I like the idea of the neutral blinds and the wall of the kids choice. but we have already ordered orange blinds. How about if we go with white walls and the design or drawing of the kids choice how would that look
Buy two pieces of sheetrock and enough window trim to go along the perimeter. Cut the boards to fit open wall space. Paint one with chalkboard paint. Paint the other with magnetic paint. Screw them horizontally to the wall - in the studs - then trim it out for a finished look. Buy chalk and fun magnets.
When they are too old, or you need to move, all you have to do is unscrew them from the wall and patch a few holes.
sounds like you're going with a primary colors sort of scheme. What might work with all that is a pale celery green and then get some wall decals to add points of interest to the room. The chalkboard mentioned upthread sounds like a good idea too.
Orange and blue often look good together. I'd paint the red stuff white or blue. You have a lot of color going on. If the colors are primaries, except for the orange, I'd think you need to choose two dominant colors and paint out the others. Of course you could always add white or cream.
Shades should probably be neutral. But since you have already spent money for them, I'd make the rest of the room harmonize.
Here is a color scheme from B.Moore using Rumba Orange:
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