What colors for the bedroom?

It must match the entire furnishing and your personality. I would definitely, as Potter already says, stay away from bright red. That supposedly makes you aggressive, and I also can’t imagine feeling comfortable with it in the long run. I also find dark colors inappropriate. If you have rather modern minimalist furniture, gray tones fit quite well; with wooden furniture, yellowish tones like beige, light brown, and yellow fit, for example. If the furniture is rather white, like in Shabby Chic, light blue fits quite well.

It has to fit the entire setup and your personality. I would definitely, as Potter already said, keep away from bright red. It supposedly makes you aggressive and I also can’t imagine feeling comfortable with it in the long run. I also find dark colors inappropriate. If you have rather modern minimalist furniture, gray tones fit quite well; for wooden furniture, yellowish tones like beige, light brown, and yellow, for example, are suitable. If the furniture is rather white like in Shabby Chic, light blue fits quite well.

YES! I would basically only set color accents and choose natural, soft tones as the base color. With extraordinary furniture, you often achieve much more than with a striking wall design. Shabby Chic is exactly what I mean, although it also comes in other colors. But such a dresser or even cabinet stands out much more and especially in a stylish way than, as you already said, an aggressively making bright red wall.

Hi,

I have also used that trick before! Surprisingly, it really works—you get a good impression of how it can look... I didn't follow it 1 to 1, of course, but it helps!

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I am in favor of "Frühlings-Grün", not neon but something refreshing. And a few more accents can then also create canvas pictures, right?

cool colors! Or best of all, completely white. I think it's the nicest and also gives a fresh, clear impression! :)

I would choose a lilac tone and wallpaper the wall behind the bed with a lilac-colored photo wallpaper, or a shade darker