Home Design Bakero: Chocolate Brown Bedroom Walls

On the other side, Flake added acrylic ghost chairs, leaving a clear passage to the adjoining kitchen as well as the foyer leading to the children's bedrooms and shared bath. The mirrored tabletop and white walls A chocolate-brown sofa and leather Q. How do I make a master bedroom warm and inviting? I have off-white carpeting, Sherwin-Williams's China Doll on the walls and ceiling, an oatmeal-colored padded headboard and bed frame, and a chocolate brown dresser and nightstands. I haven't chosen the The entire living area is only about 20 feet by 100 feet, but they've tucked in two bedrooms, two full baths way for additional chairs or get pushed against a wall, if need be. A comfy, chocolate brown sectional near the bar adds seating without The only pieces they kept were a round glass kitchen table, their bedroom set and much of the artwork the couple also painted most of the first-floor walls a color Lynne calls Hershey's Special Dark brown. The first-floor bathroom was painted pea Picture: Robert Perry “The house looked old and tired, with a 1970s kitchen and chocolate the main wall, toning with the brown leather sofa and armchair. She had her work cut out for her upstairs too. On the top floor, she made two bedrooms larger A mischievous thought occurred to me: Why not paint it in high gloss? I felt myself shudder it’s a well-balanced shade that is ideal for bedrooms. You can pair it with just about any color, from chocolate brown to creamy white. Donald Kaufman Color .

Hollingsworth's current one-bedroom unit, built in the 1950s as a rental To further distinguish the main conversation area, Hollingsworth laid a chocolate brown area rug over the beige wall-to-wall carpeting. Near the dining table, a wing chair It might seem counterintuitive to steal space from the master bedroom to enlarge the bath the other oversize, smooth chocolate-brown—both by Porcelanosa. “Having those value changes was helpful to punch up the design,” Bland says. Strong brown is powerful In the design world, there is always a new color that is taking over as the go-to neutral. Browns, however, are still as versatile as ever and never seem to go out of style. From a light, sandy brown to a dark chocolate brown Exuding opulence, these heavy drapes in deep hues were in stark contrast to the light off-whites and beige as preferred by the British who, during the cold seasons, furnished the bedroom with curtains of the colour of walls in your room,” says .