The color combination is quite elegant and timeless and can be anything but boring if styled the right way.
The patterned wallpaper is subtle yet adds visual interest to this otherwise simple space.
Don’t forget about textural accents, such as woven throw pillows and blankets, too.
Design byLouis Duncan-He
Add Texture Using Board and Batten
Thisboard and batten accent walladds texture to this calming primary bedroom.
The gray and whiteaccent wallserves as the room’s main focal point.
Pops of green and gold look right at home in the space.
Design byVictoria Bell
Selecting a lighter shade of gray here ensures that this room still appears airy.
Here, a piece of art is even hung over the curtains for additional personality and flair.
The natural woven light fixture brings a touch ofboho-styleinto the room, too.
Design byAmy Leferink at Interior Impressions
If so, this sleek space featuring gray and white color-blocked curtains is sure to appeal to your style.
Stay Symmetrical
Symmetry is the name of the game in this transitional bedroom.
Design byDesiree Burns
Design byDesiree Burns
Design byAmy Leferink at Interior Impressions
Design byAlvin Wayne
Design byLouis Duncan-He
Design byLouis Duncan-He
Design byAmy Peltier/ Photo byBethany Nauert
Design byAmy Peltier/ Photo byBethany Nauert
Design byLouis Duncan-He
Design byVictoria Sheffield/ Photo bySonya Sellers
Design byBenjamin Johnston
Design byLouis Duncan-He
Design byBenjamin Johnston
Design byBenjamin Johnston
Design byLouis Duncan-He
Design byBenjamin Johnston
Design byJK Interior Living
Design byCathie Hong/ Photo byMargaret Austin
Design byBecca Interiors
Design byForbes Masters
Design byBecca Interiors
Design byBecca Interiors
Design byKate Marker
Design byKendall Wilkinson
Design byKate Marker
Design byKate Marker
Design byKate Marker
Design byKate Marker
Design byMary Patton
Design byMary Patton
