Curtains are a sure-fire way to change the atmosphere of a room without having to do something as drastic as repainting it. However, zeroing down on the right curtain colour combination for your bedroom can be an overwhelming job. After all, it is the most intimate place in your house. And so, you want something that has personality, reflects who you are, makes a statement, and is timeless. To repeat, making this choice can be stressful.
Fortunately for you, we have compiled some of the best curtain colour combinations for bedrooms that can check all your boxes. Feel free to try out these combinations within layered curtains, curtains and bedroom colour, or curtains with furniture – they will pull off the looks either way.
On that note, here are our picks:
Cream and White for Airiness
The combination of cream and white is one that never goes out of style. The light shades allow ample sunlight to filter through, which will make your bedroom appear airy and spacious. As such, they will paint your room as warm and inviting.
Plus, they will always match the theme even if you were to change the entire decor. What we really love about this colour combination is that these curtains are readily available, so you if you don’t have a pair lying around your house already, you will not have to go from store to store for finding this combination.
Cover Me in Sunshine with Yellow and Orange
If you wake up with a “seize the day” mindset then yellow and orange bedroom curtains will fuel these spirits. This combination is vibrant, energetic, and playful, which will set the mood to get you springing out of the bed in the mornings rather than grunting and groaning off of it.
Plus, you can experiment with different quirky prints (think abstract lemon prints, cross-sections of citrus fruits, floral prints of marigold, daisies, or daffodils, and so much more) to add a touch of personality to your bedroom. Put up some art on your bedroom walls for some finishing touches and you are done!
Blue and Beige for Surf and Sand
Your bedroom is a place where you relax and unwind, and what can be more relaxing than the beach itself? While you cannot get the lapping waves and the whistling of the sea wind through coconut tree leaves in your room, you can still embrace a nautical theme with blue and beige curtain colour combinations for bedrooms. These curtains will screen in a good amount of sunlight into your bedroom, which will further elevate your mood. You can even decorate the bedroom with corals, seashells, and rope crafts to truly bring home the look and feel of the at-sea theme.
Monochrome with Black and Grey
A common, underlying theme in all the curtain colour combinations for bedrooms is that they are light shades. And given this precedent, you may be hesitant to try out something as bold and off-beat as black and grey. However, this bedroom curtain combination is anything but dull or boring. It makes the room look chic and modern, and really blends in with the decor if you have a grey, minimalistic theme.
Plus, if you are nocturnal or enjoy sleeping in late, telling you about the benefits of black curtains would essentially be preaching to the choir! For some of us, an afternoon siesta is a lot more precious than tying a bedroom together!
Lavender and Pink for Soft Contrast
Lavender and pink are adjacent to each other in the colour wheel. And as this positioning indicates, the shades can easily blend into each other and create a visually aesthetic transition from a warm shade to a cool one and vice versa (so you can get some fashionable ombre curtains too). Plus, seeing as how pastel shades are all in rage right now, this combination can also make your bedroom look hip and trendy.
And why stop at your own bedroom, this curtain colour combination also works well for your kids’ bedroom. Regardless of which bedroom you try this out in, the combination of lavender and pink is a safe bet as you are not left trying too much or too hard with too many colours.
The bedroom curtain combinations shared above are just the tip of the iceberg and ideas that can send you down the creative rabbit hole. While making the choice you will have to factor in several variables such as the colour of the room walls, the placement of the window where you intend to hand the curtains, the decor and furniture of the room, and so much more. If you are on the lookout for tailored recommendations, consider getting in touch with an expert at HomeLane and you can get some truly unique ideas.
