Relaxing Colors to Redo Bedroom Walls With

Blue

• It's no surprise that blue is ideal for walls in a relaxing room. Associated with the expanse of the sky, blue represents serenity and you can duplicate that mood with a host of shades, ranging from baby blue to denim. Pair blue with warm shades, such as orange and yellow for a calming aesthetic. With green, blue and white evoke a sense of tranquility.

Gray

• Cool and composed, gray provides an ideal canvas for bedrooms. Pale gray is light, bright and incredibly neutral, which is good because you can coordinate it with any color palette you desire. A darker shade of gray with yellow undertones offers a soothing aesthetic. Shadow gray, stone gray and pewter are options to consider when thinking of dressing your room with this impartial color. With yellow, gray is restful.

White

• White is clean and fresh, and brings a sense of serenity to rooms. White walls sound sterile, but the truth is, they open up spaces and are anything but desolate. The best thing about white is the dozens of tones it offers up for walls. White dove is warm and soft while marshmallow is cool and crisp. A monochromatic white in the bedroom is comforting. Add texture with an array of different fabrics.

Sea Foam Green

• Sea foam green captures the soothing essence of the ocean and, on the walls, it envelops. Dark or light shades will all open up your bedroom. White or cream shades enhance the comforting quality of this color.

Beige

• Versatile by nature, beige comes in several shades to set a calming mood. With a warm color like ocher, you can create a palette of neutral, enveloping shades. Oatmeal is brighter and lighter, giving you freedom to decorate with any color you choose. Warm oranges and brown paired with oatmeal walls generate a pleasing aesthetic geared toward relaxation. Combine beige with a pale shade of blue for a gentle respite.