A few years down the line and your master bedroom colours take on a jaded, dull look. Sure, you can jazz it up with a few paintings or new curtains. But you know in your heart that your bedroom decor has lost its zing.
A total overhaul is an expensive option. But there is a lot you can do by adding a splash of colour to the decor to liven things up. This means getting the colours right, be it the paint on the walls, your linen or the throw cushions on your easy chair.
Getting your master bedroom colour combination right can be tricky, and the wrong colours can be a nightmare. And to think you have to sleep there!
Let’s take a walk through some trending master bedroom colour combinations to make your job easier.
Colour Palette One: The Neutrals
Neutral tones never go out of style. And if you want to play it safe, these combinations are right up your alley. You can opt for master bedroom colours such as crispy whites or greys with a hint of black to define your design. If your furniture is in wood tones, you can opt for beige linen and neutral curtains.
A play of geometric patterns in greys will bring your room’s colour scheme together. You can amp the look by adding an interesting light fixture such as pendant lights to the decor. Bland? Yes. But oh, so elegant!
Colour Palette Two: Rich Rust and Cream
It’s understated elegance at its best. The rust bed throw takes centre stage, bringing the shades of beige, cream, and brown together in this exquisite room.
To give this colour combination a bold look, let the rust dominate as a backsplash on your bedroom walls. Your wooden bed with its cream bed linen and earthy-toned throw cushions will give the desired harmony to the decor. For a finishing touch, how about a handwoven dhurrie in brown and rust to elevate the decor? Sounds good!
Colour Palette Three: Do it with Black and White
Black is stark. And it has personality. To breathe life into black, what better choice than virginal white? It’s contrast at its best. The master bedroom’s two colour combination can not get better than this! You can play with a subdued decor, putting hints of black and white in your linen and wall art, or you can step out of your comfort zone and let the black shade dominate on your furniture polish.
To balance the impact of black wardrobes, you can paint the walls white and introduce a mix of black and white on your bed linen. It all depends on how you want to play it. But one thing’s for sure. It’s impossible to fail with these two colours. Sleek and utterly gorgeous!
Colour Palette Four: The Blue and Yellow Theme
Yellow is delight personified. And blue soothes. These contrasts make the perfect bedmates for master bedroom wall colour combinations also. You can let the yellow dominate on the walls and let the blue play a supporting role via the accents. Or you can let the blue say its piece with yellow accents adding to the flavour. One thing’s for sure, your room will leave you breathless.
Colour Palette Five: The Wonder of Black with Wood Tones
A black wall can have an astoundingly dramatic effect on your bedroom decor. However, a word of warning; use the black shade wisely as too much can be overpowering. You can pair the black with a lighter shade of wood to bring out the starkness of the black. But be sure to let the linen be in subdued tones of cream, or you will kill this magnificent look.
Colour Palette Six: The Muddy Brown Magic
So, how to choose colours for the master bedroom? Well, earthy tones and shades of brown never go out of style. You can give your focal wall a splash of dark beige and add tones of browns and greyish green to the rest of the decor. Cane goes rather well with these shades. But hey. If you already have dark wood furniture, that will work too.
Colour Palette Seven: A Play of Greys and Blues
Blues and greys are very easy to use. You can tie up this look by giving your focal wall a textured finish. A striped or printed wallpaper works too and may even elevate the design quotient of the room. You can select shades in block colours or go for prints, textures and geometric designs on the throw rug and your cushions. So soothing. Just what you need for your master bedroom’s colours.
Colour Palette Eight: Green and Gold Allure
Green is in. And when paired with gold tones, the magic begins to happen. A sweep of olive green on the back wall, perhaps? Or how about your furniture painted in tones of moss green? It doesn’t really matter because the combination of green and gold is a sure winner. And to liven it up? How about some brass light fittings?
Colour Palette Nine: Go Ethereal with Blue and White
This is an easy one to replicate. Pristine white walls let the blue tones take centre stage. You can use the blue on a padded headboard or on your bed linen. Or you can reverse the look by going for blue on your walls and getting a luxurious white appeal on the bed. Stripes and prints will work too in this setting.
Colour Palette Ten: Perfect Peach and White
Okay, we admit it; this is pushing it. It reeks of femininity. And that may be something that the guys out there will not be comfortable with. But you can always add a touch of balance by adding grey tones in the accessories to balance the colour scheme.
To make it more gender-neutral, you can also opt for dark beige walls with peach and white accents.
It’s amazing how you can change the decor of your room just by repainting the walls and changing the curtains and bed linen. What’s more, you don’t have to stretch your budget strings to get the desired result. But hey, why limit yourself to these choices? HomeLane may just share some of their more interesting colour schemes with you!
