justine_kenny

wallpaper dilemma

Justine Kenny
5 år siden
Hi! I have a room that has been used by my son as a playroom but that I am about to repossess and turn it into my office. It will have a wooden upright piano in it and an oak desk and also quite low ceilings with beams. That said it’s quite a sunny bright room. I’ve bought some wallpaper which I love, although am not usually wallpaper person. I’m going to put it just on one wall but I can’t decide what colour to paint the others! Can’t decide whether to go for a mid pink sort of colour or a darkish green, or something else entirely! Suggestions gratefully received...x

(28) kommentarer

  • J Hen
    5 år siden

    I’m not an expert but from first glance I’d be looking to go with the background colour of the paper - the mid pink?

    I think the green would be too much. Lovely paper though.


    Good luck

  • Tani H-S
    5 år siden
    Lovely wallpaper! I would go the palest of pinks to match the wallpaper but even lighter. Or a creamy warm light sand perhaps to mirror the gold geometrics
  • PRO
    May Interiors
    5 år siden
    I think with the darker furniture pieces and the beams I’d go light. Looking at the wall paper print the gold lines almost fade into a warm cream colour at the lower right corner. That would be perfect - maybe with a shimmer to I keep with the paper. I think that would keep the room bright, not draw from the wallpaper and still allow for the darker furniture with being over whelming.
  • rinked
    5 år siden

    Depending on what flooring and the layout of the room, I'd say gold paint (doesn't need to be shiny), would be fun though. Maybe pink on the bottom half, a slath in the color of your other trim/baseboards, then gold on the upper half. Or the entire room pink bottom, thin gold slath, paper upper half. Again, all depends on the space and furniture.


    Note: I have a similar pale pink on my lvingroom ceiling (walls offwhite).

  • rinked
    5 år siden

    A matching green bookcase or desk would be great!

  • Juliet Docherty
    5 år siden

    I wouldn't go for pink or green but the pale caramel colour. Sometimes called 'nude' it can look good with pink.

  • rinked
    5 år siden

    And what about the pale pink from the bird? Looks great with every shade of wood, gold, black, white, green, etc.





  • laura_0
    5 år siden
    Such gorgeous wallpaper! Can I ask what it's called?
    I agree with the others and would go for a pale cream/pink to tie in with the background colour. Or maybe wallpaper the whole room?
  • Justine Kenny
    Forfatter
    5 år siden
    Thank you all so much! I’m a bit torn. One of my friends also suggested a dark blue.. the paper is by Holden decor and it’s called Akello. They do it in a few different colours. :)
  • E D
    5 år siden

    Can you share some photos of the room? That will help people to help you even better.

  • A B
    5 år siden
    I would match the darkest green from the leaves. Could also go for a neutral though
  • rachelmidlands
    5 år siden
    Funky wallpaper! I’ve seen the darker version a few times on furniture and it looks really jazzy. Sticking with the Art Deco style I might go for a pale jade or mint green which I think would look lovely in a bright room (sort of Miami style). Some pics so you can see how the colours work together and included an image with olive green sofa just because I liked it (click pics to enlarge).
  • Justine Kenny
    Forfatter
    5 år siden
    Adding a couple of photos of the room - excuse the mess!!
  • rachelmidlands
    5 år siden
    Wow that’s yellow! He he:) If you did decide on a pale minty blue or green then I might try to keep it quite pale and muted. Cromarty by F&B might be worth a tester. Although hard to say without seeing the colours in real life. If @forzaitalia sees this she might share some pics as she recently painted her lounge this colour and it’s lovely. Should go really well with the wallpaper I think.
  • E D
    5 år siden

    Lovely music-themed room!


    Will you keep the black ‘panelling’ (with the guitar necks)?

  • Justine Kenny
    Forfatter
    5 år siden
    Ha @rachelmidlands it is really yellow! Thanks if not seen Cromarty and it actually looks lovely. I shall invest in a tester...
  • Justine Kenny
    Forfatter
    5 år siden
    The black panelling @E D is actually chalk paint and no it’s going!
  • rinked
    5 år siden

    What size is the pattern in the paper?

  • Sonia
    5 år siden

    I think the soft pale pink as suggested by Rachelmidland and others would be fabulous with your gorgeous wallpaper. Here is a pic of Cromarty on my sitting room walls and I have teamed it with pinky red cushions and a red Persian rug. It’s such a lovely soft sage green. Pink and green look so good together, just look at nature!








  • rinked
    5 år siden





  • Justine Kenny
    Forfatter
    5 år siden
    Omg @rinq how did you do this - it looks amazing!
  • Justine Kenny
    Forfatter
    5 år siden
    @forzaitalia your room is gorg
  • rinked
    5 år siden

    Gimp made me do it!

  • E D
    5 år siden

    Forza, stop showing off your bookcase!

    :-D


    Still looking good tho. :)

  • Justine Kenny
    Forfatter
    5 år siden
    This is really interesting @rinq thank you... I hadn’t thought of this sort of thing and I love the gold
  • AMB
    5 år siden
    I'm voting for pale green. It's restful for an office space and you can bring out the pink in accessories - I see you already have the chair ready and waiting!
  • Sonia
    5 år siden
    @ED I was just showing the Cromarty wall colour haha. Yes even I’m sick of my sitting room and bookcases.......:-)
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