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Painting Walls to Coordinate with Bedding

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Date: 11/06/2007 Topics: Home Improvement > Painting | Readers Request > Home  
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I have a pink and chocolate brown polka dot bedding. What color can I paint my walls something that suits a teen?

Marcella from Hanover Park, IL
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Post By Neenoon (Guest Post) (11/11/2007)
How about a light green, or apple green?

I think it would really look good with the chocolate and pink.

If you are willing this is a more daring and bright idea!

Go for it, girl!

Hugs


Post by Noella (74) | (11/08/2007)
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Personally, I think an aqua color would go great with those colors. It seems the Christmas colors this year are aqua and chocolate.


Post By (Guest Post) (11/08/2007)
Red...I saw one of those decorating shows..where they painted with red and chocolate and I thought 'PHEW', but it actually looked wonderful when finished!


Post by hsorbits (77) | (11/07/2007)
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Why not try a simple tan with a very subtle undertone of the softest pink. Make sure you keep any yellow tones out of the tan shade!


Post by tupperangel (20) | (11/07/2007)
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I would do a lighter pink and have lots of brown accessories and trim


Post By Paula Jo Carr Mebane, NC (Guest Post) (11/07/2007)
I would paint them "Vanilla White: good luck - keep us posted please!


Post by Debbie52 (862) | (11/07/2007)
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Marcella, I think pale pink walls would look nice with your bedding.

Hey, we're neighbors! I live in Bartlett!!


Post By (Guest Post) (11/07/2007)
I'd do a creamy pinkish tan. Almost a rose-tan.


Post by theseamstress (137) | (11/07/2007)
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try going to the hgtv web site and then locate one of there decorating shows on there. then ask that same question to one of the many designers from the show such as trading spaces. they will answer your questions. you can do that also with other shows on hgtv web site like cooking shows etc. i have before and always get answers.


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