I’m forever changing up my bedroom and redecorating. I put together a tour guide of the current space and everywhere I got everything from!
🛌 The Bedding: Right now I have this pink and green linen set from Quince. I love their linen bedding, and this color way is their desert sunset duvet with the willow leaf bed sheets. I love these colors together! The art is a digital download from Etsy and I love how the colors match perfectly.
🪑The Nook: I set up this little mini desk nook for when my husband and I are working from home and need extra space. It’s the perfect mini desk for us. I got the bistro table from World Market, and the chairs from Amazon.
🌙 The Bedside Setup: My bedside is one of my faves. The fluted tables are from Target, and I recently got these new lamps from Urban Outfitters home as well as this abstract mirror.
... Read moreChoosing the perfect 'inside colour' for your bedroom can feel like a big decision, but it's also one of the most rewarding ways to transform your space into a personal sanctuary. For me, landing on a pink and green palette for my current bedroom tour was a journey of experimenting and finding what truly brought me joy and peace.
Initially, I was drawn to the calming yet vibrant energy that pink and green can offer. It’s not just about picking two colors; it’s about finding the right shades that complement each other and your personal style. I started with a vision of a desert sunset, which led me to the warmer, muted pinks and earthy greens. My Quince linen bedding, with its 'desert sunset duvet' and 'willow leaf bed sheets,' became the foundation. If you're struggling to find your perfect shades, I highly recommend getting fabric swatches or even painting small sections of your wall to see how the colours look in different light throughout the day. It makes a huge difference!
To ensure the colours didn't overwhelm the space, I balanced them with plenty of neutrals. A crisp white headboard provides a clean backdrop, allowing the pink bedding to really pop. The framed desert art above the bed, a digital download from Etsy, perfectly tied into this theme, reflecting those warm, inviting tones. Even the subtle textures, like the woven bags near the entrance or the paper lantern hanging from the ceiling, add depth without introducing new dominant colours. The goal is cohesion, not chaos.
One of my favorite ways to integrate colours is through varied elements. Beyond the bedding and art, I brought in texture with my 'fluted nightstand' from Target, which holds a modern lamp. The lamp itself, though neutral in color, has a design that complements the overall aesthetic. And the 'abstract, organic-shaped mirror' above it adds another layer of visual interest, reflecting light and making the space feel larger. Even small details, like the selection of books on the nightstand or a specific candle, can subtly reinforce your chosen color story.
Don't be afraid to mix and match! My bedroom entrance features a 'pink and orange tapestry,' which introduces a slightly different warm tone, but because it ties into the 'desert sunset' feel, it works. The key is to have a dominant color (for me, the pink and green), an accent color (like the orange in the tapestry), and then use neutrals to ground everything. Even plants, like the 'large fiddle leaf fig plant,' add a touch of natural green that enhances the overall ‘inside colour’ scheme. Think about how each piece, from a cozy blanket to a cane-backed chair in a reading nook, contributes to the overall feeling you want to create. It's truly about curating a space that feels uniquely yours and brings you comfort every single day.
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