What colours go well with pale blue in a bedroom

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  1. Christine P Ann profile image60
    Christine P Annposted 10 years ago

    What colours go well with pale blue in a bedroom

    I have pale blue walls in a second bedroom what colours would look best? I am hopeless with home decor.

  2. LastRoseofSummer2 profile image83
    LastRoseofSummer2posted 10 years ago

    White, in particular white lace, would be nice. Pale pink too. Sorry if this sounds too much like a nursery. But if you got sort of an antique decor going it could look more grownup.

    1. Christine P Ann profile image60
      Christine P Annposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      I already have white and thought about going a bit bolder but I like the idea of doing the antique decor. Thanks for your ideas.

  3. Rosie writes profile image84
    Rosie writesposted 10 years ago

    Brown.  Dark brown and pale blue look amazing together.  I've done one room in my house with this color-scheme and now want to do another.  The contrast between light and dark works well and together these colors are soothing and relaxing.

    1. Christine P Ann profile image60
      Christine P Annposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks Rosie I would never have thought of using that colour but now that I picture it I think I like it.

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      Emily Sparksposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      I would second the brown....looks lovely!

    3. Solaras profile image95
      Solarasposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      My favorite butterfly has those colors on it.  The butterfly guide says it's black and blue, but in the sunlight and this photo it looks like a very dark chocolate and blue.  Here is the link http://www.gardenswithwings.com/butterf … ush%20Swal

  4. wychic profile image84
    wychicposted 10 years ago

    White or off-white (but not ivory...too dark), natural woods, shades of navy blue or slate blue, sage green. Touches of orange or golden-yellow if you like those colors, but that's usually where I like putting wood smile. Just pick a color or two you like, though, because all of them in there would look pretty horrid. I've actually found this tool to be very helpful for decor, jewelry design, putting together outfits, etc:

    http://colorschemedesigner.com/

    1. Christine P Ann profile image60
      Christine P Annposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      This link looks interesting since I have a real problem with matching clothes in colours as well. Thank you for the tips smile

  5. cat on a soapbox profile image96
    cat on a soapboxposted 10 years ago

    My favorite colour is brown and other earthy variations of it. Blues in different hues including aquas and teals can come together for a lovely combo as well. Both are reflections of nature which I find soothing.

    1. Christine P Ann profile image60
      Christine P Annposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      I think I like the idea of browns with varying shades of blue. I will have fun shopping and putting these ideas in place. Thanks for your input smile

  6. lupine profile image64
    lupineposted 10 years ago

    I really like blue, looks good with brown, from dark to tan, and cream color. You can also use a darker blue along with these. Use accent pillows or picture frames in the colors mentioned.

  7. AMAZING THINKER profile image60
    AMAZING THINKERposted 10 years ago

    dark blue or white.
    try to use your imagination and also Google it.

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    PoojaMehta0911posted 10 years ago

    I agree with cat on a soapbox and Rosie writes as the combination on Brown with pale blue is elite and beautiful.

  9. moonfairy profile image74
    moonfairyposted 10 years ago

    I agree that browns go really well with pale blue but what also can go really well is different shades of green and really pale yellows. Depending on the actual color of your walls, some different shades of purples could go with it too. Bring some paint swatches home to play around with shades and that will help you decide. Is your room carpeted or does it have wood floors, because that will make a difference too.....wood floors open up the color choices.

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    Deb Welchposted 10 years ago

    Green tourquoise, a purple, dark blue.  They would look nice together.

  11. profile image60
    ElleBeeposted 10 years ago

    I think light green, yellow, white, light pink etc. could all go nice.  I would say look for a quilt or comforter which has pale blue as well as some other colors in it, and then do accents based on that.  That way you know it will match cause someone else already thought it did!

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