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Colour
Green is a calming tone so it’s perfect for bringing a serene and peaceful vibe to your bedroom, while embracing the trend for green interiors.
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Master Bedroom
An organised bedroom can help you drift off into a more peaceful sleep, so we’d like to introduce you to our top tips for decluttering your space and keeping it clean - for good!
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If you’re feeling overwhelmed by colour, you’ve come to the right place. Simply click on a colour you’d love to decorate with, tell us which colour theory you’re using (there’s a useful guide below!) and we’ll do the rest.
Choose your lead colour to start creating the bedroom colour palette of your dreams.
It all starts with a great bed. Shop our range of bed frames, including snazzy storage and TV beds, to match your colour palette and start your bedroom off on the right track.
You’ve got the colours, now it’s time to use them. Check out our tips below for bringing your palette to life, with expert advice on how and where to use your preferred colours, what they pair best with, and how to effectively use the bedroom space you’ve got.
Yellow can lift our spirits and energise a bedroom, so why not design a space that's bursting with joy, energy, and vibrancy?
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When it comes to choosing colours for the bedroom, gold is a standout choice. Confident and royal, it's an easy way to add a luxurious feel and, with the right accessories and décor, class to the bedroom.
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With its vibrant and exuberant character, yellow is a versatile hue capable of infusing life into any space.
Nestled between red and yellow on the colour wheel - embrace the fusion of energy, warmth, and vibrancy within the midst of orange tones.
When the days grow short and the nights grow long, we all want to bundle up and feel warm. Would you believe us if we told you we can trick your mind into feeling a little toastier with a few simple design tips?
Earthy and grounded – the various shades of brown provide comfort, warmth, and natural zen.
Contemporary
Why save the luxurious feeling of sleeping in a hotel bedroom just for special occasions?
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With its dynamic depth and commanding presence, red is a striking choice of colour for the bedroom. But with such power, it must be used with care. We'll help you to perfectly introduce red into your bedroom.
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Powerful, sophisticated, and with all the flavour of a vintage red, burgundy brings depth into the home.
Discover fun, fabulous, and stylish ways to refresh your space with grey and pink.
Find femininity, sophistication, and vivaciousness in our pink palettes for all tastes...
Pink
Nail the trend with a pink bed frame for a style statement.
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Perfectly balancing cool and warm tones, explore the best colours to pair with dreamy lilac to create an ethereal space.
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Get inspired to use purple to create a calming sleep sanctuary. From whimsical pastels to mysterious jewel tones, here are some of our favourite purple bedroom ideas.
Join us as we share must-know colour psychology to help you create a zen bedroom space.
Soft and serene, light blue is perfect for turning your home into a haven of relaxation.
Discover depth, elegance, and timeless charm with our navy blue colour palettes, suitable for master suites, small guest rooms, and multi-functional spaces too.
Blue
Discover the very best of blue with our bedroom ideas to help you embrace the trend and create a stylish, inviting sleep space.
Mix and match tones, add texture, and let your imagination soar as you refresh your space with teal bedroom ideas that exude style and personality.
Subtle yet elegant, teal is a profoundly creative colour that imbues your space with clarity and tranquillity.
The trend for botanical style in our bedrooms is here to stay, so here are our favourite botanical bedroom ideas.
Watch as balance, harmony, and vibrant energy come together in the embrace of green hues.
Complementary colours sit opposite one another on the colour wheel you can see above, such as red and green. They’re best used to create impact and drama in a space.
In an often confusing turn of events, complementary colours are also known as “contrasting” colours (no, we don’t understand why either).
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Analogous colours can be found next to each other on the colour wheel, like blue and purple. Use this colour theory to create a space that feels calm and relaxing.
Using the colour wheel above, find three colours that are evenly spaced apart from each other. That’s a triadic colour scheme. If you were to connect them, they’d form a triangle, such as red, yellow and blue. This palette is vibrant and varied, without using too many contrasting tones.
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A split-complementary colour palette uses one base colour, paired with the two colours next to its complementary colour (its opposite). Taking the colour wheel above, if you were to choose green as your base colour, its split-complementary colours would be orange-red and red-purple. This scheme is perfect for creating more muted contrast.
Tetradic (also known as double-complementary) schemes use four total colours, made up of two pairs of complementary colours. For example, you might use blue and orange alongside green and red. This is perfect for those of us who love colour!
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As the name suggests, square colour schemes use four colours spaced evenly around the wheel, which could connect to form a square. Using the wheel above, you’d select every third colour. Like tetradic schemes, this creates a colourful palette, but with more balance due to the spacing of the shades.
These classic colours don’t appear on the wheel, but that doesn’t mean they’re any less important. Tones of black, grey, white, and beige can all be used and layered together, without pulling focus from one another.
It’s super simple to create a colour palette and make decorating your bedroom a breeze. To get started, simply select the colour you’d most like to use in your bedroom, such as blue, green, yellow or pink. Then, use the drop down on the right hand side to select different colour theories, such as complementary, analogous and triadic (scroll up to find out more about these!). This will determine what colours your primary pick is paired with, based on the rules of that colour theory.
Our nifty tool will then show a visual representation of how these colours work together, helping you create a harmonious and inviting bedroom.
We’ve all heard of primary and secondary colours, but the colour wheel can be a little baffling if it’s your first time using it. It’s a fundamental design tool, used for centuries to help us understand the relationships between colours.
First created by Sir Isaac Newton in 1666, the colour wheel makes it easy to quickly identify what colours work well together, and which clash. Since then, designers have been using different colour theories to interpret the wheel and create stunning designs. Now it’s your turn to apply these ideas to your home.
The right colour for your bedroom will be personal to you, but there are a few things we’d advise given the impact colour can have on your mood and sleep quality. If you’re longing for a bedroom that feels instantly calming, consider cool colours like blue and green. For warm and cosy spaces, it’ll come as no surprise that warm tones such as red and orange work best.
To ensure these hues are well balanced, use our colour wheel tool to create a harmonious palette.
Here are some beloved colour combinations that go down a treat in a cosy bedroom:
Experts in colour psychology have long believed that different colours can have significantly different impacts on our senses and mood. Some hues, like blue and green, make us feel relaxed, while others, like red and purple, make us feel alert and therefore less likely to snooze peacefully. Balancing your use of colour to invoke different moods is crucial for the bedroom, a space where we unwind and feel at peace.
Don’t forget the impact of lighting on your colour choice, too! Artificial lighting may increase the intensity of deep colours, whereas natural lighting can bring through warm tones in neutrals.
Interested to learn more? Dive into our complete guide to colour psychology and sleep.
Lifestyle
Blend comfort and style with clever TV placement ideas that keep your bedroom both functional and aesthetic.
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Style
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