{"id":28326,"date":"2019-09-10T08:00:46","date_gmt":"2019-09-10T12:00:46","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/restonic.com\/sin-categorizar\/bedroom-color-trends-hgtv-property-brothers-13207"},"modified":"2023-08-10T11:58:21","modified_gmt":"2023-08-10T15:58:21","slug":"bedroom-color-trends-hgtv-property-brothers-13207","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/restonic.com\/es\/blog-es\/bedroom-color-trends-hgtv-property-brothers-13207","title":{"rendered":"Bedroom Color Trends, According to HGTV\u2019s Property Brothers, Drew & Jonathan Scott"},"content":{"rendered":"

Pick your bedroom color palette carefully to create a sleep-friendly environment\"Bedroom<\/a><\/h2>\n

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When you\u2019re considering a bedroom refresh, paint color is often the first decision to tackle. Should you choose a bright and cheery color to energize your mornings or a more somber shade that wraps you in tranquility as you prepare for sleep? Do you opt for the color of the year or choose something timeless that speaks to your heart?<\/p>\n

While the popularity of certain colors for bedroom paint has risen and fallen throughout the decades, the trick has always been choosing the perfect shade for your personal sleep space<\/a>. That spot where your personality is reflected in a very intimate way.<\/p>\n

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Some popular bedroom paint colors have stood the test of time<\/a>, while others have been (rightfully so) relegated to embarrassments and temporary lapses of reason. Remember our obsession with pink and gray bedrooms in the 1980s? Ghastly now, but oh-so-chic back in the day\u2026.<\/p>\n

Modern color trends<\/h2>\n

In recent years, jewel tones inspired by vibrantly colored fruits and vegetables \u2013 bright blueberry, ripe olive and rich eggplant \u2013 have emerged as favorites.<\/p>\n

On the flip side, there\u2019s also a movement towards Japanese minimalism and pared-down Scandinavian designs. To complement that aesthetic, the newest color palette features soothing, calming tones \u2013 barely-there blues, pastel greens and caf\u00e9 au lait-like whites.<\/p>\n

\"whatAnd, as per usual, there are a few showstoppers \u2013 colors that might prompt you to say, \u201cYou\u2019re putting that on the walls!?\u201d Prepare to see shocking pink, aqua and intense golds at your local paint store soon. Let\u2019s be honest though, while vibrant and energizing, these colors are best suited to a single signature wall.<\/p>\n

But let\u2019s cut to the chase. When it comes to the effort and cost of refreshing your bedroom d\u00e9cor<\/a>, what color should you choose? The most logical answer is to pick a hue that makes you feel comfortable and relaxed and works well with your furniture. But it\u2019s also a good idea to consider natural light and how it affects the personality of your bedroom at different times during the day and evening. Super-bright, morning rooms can afford to go a bit darker in paint color. Rooms with less natural light are more forgiving and can be dressed up with multiple colors and accessories to create a unique ambiance.<\/p>\n

We asked celebrity design and style gurus, Drew and Jonathan Scott, hosts of HGTV\u2019s Property Brothers and founders of Scott Living, for their expert input about the bedroom colors that hit the mark \u2013 and ones that completely miss it.<\/p>\n

\"shouldShould I paint my bedroom red?<\/h2>\n

Did you know that the color red is often used in restaurants to stimulate appetite<\/a>? A red bedroom can infuse energy, which is great for getting up and going in the morning. But what about when you\u2019re ready for sleep? \u201cIt\u2019s not my first color choice for a bedroom,\u201d says Drew. \u201cSince\u00a0it\u2019s a color that inherently invokes excitement,\u00a0it\u2019s not ideal to help you fall asleep.\u201d<\/p>\n

If you\u2019re in love with red for your bedroom, consider a softer, muted hue that provides a more relaxed\u00a0setting. Think muddy pink, maroon or brownish red.\u00a0To deepen the reds in your bedroom, dim the lights in the evening, which may stir your passions for the other \u201cS\u201d thing you do in bed<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\"shouldShould I paint my bedroom blue?<\/h2>\n

America\u2019s love of this color is true blue and enduring. It soothes the mind and has been shown to reduce blood pressure<\/a> and slow the heart rate \u2013 studies also show people are more productive in blue rooms. What\u2019s more, the color blue can suppress appetite, which is why you rarely see blue in restaurants.<\/p>\n

\u201cBlue is a popular paint choice for bedrooms, thanks to its naturally cool and calming effects,\u201d says Drew. \u201cAesthetically, blue hues appear to recede, making any space feel larger. The lighter you go with the color, the more\u00a0serene\u00a0your space will feel, creating the perfect ambiance for your best night of sleep<\/a>. And the darker you go, the smaller your space will feel, making it more difficult to relax.\u201d<\/p>\n

\"shouldShould I paint my bedroom yellow?<\/h2>\n

A yellow bedroom may evoke a strong emotionally positive response in lighter versions, but darker shades of yellow can be brooding and pensive.\u00a0Whichever shade you choose, yellow demands attention. But you may want something a little less intense for sleeping. \u201cYellow is a stimulating color, so while it may help you wake up more easily in the morning, falling asleep at night might be tricky,\u201d notes Jonathan. \u201cA muted yellow is\u00a0your best bet, as it also\u00a0reflects natural light\u00a0and\u00a0helps your space look airy and fresh.\u201d<\/p>\n

Yellow is a terrific color for kitchens and is often associated with food. But for the bedroom, it\u2019s best in smaller accents, like pillows<\/a>, lamps and table-top d\u00e9cor.<\/p>\n

\"shouldShould I paint my bedroom white?<\/h2>\n

Is white always right? You\u2019d think it would be an easy color to use as it represents simplicity and cleanliness. After all, white walls can serve as an inviting canvas just waiting to become a masterpiece for beautiful artwork or tapestries. But there are challenges, cautions Drew. \u201cWhite paired with tan and beige tones can look airy and\u00a0tranquil,\u201d he points out. \u201cHowever, an all-white bedroom can appear sterile and cold.<\/p>\n

If you\u2019re painting your bedroom white, consider adding a bedside chair in your favorite color or play with warmer and cooler shades to add a pop of color on your bed as well. And don\u2019t forget the power of textures in bed and window coverings and rugs<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\"shouldShould I paint my bedroom green?<\/h2>\n

Green is a shade that\u2019s always, well, evergreen. It remains one of the most popular choices for decorating our homes, thanks to its ability to make us feel at peace and more connected to nature. Whatever room you paint green, it seems to work. \u201cA soft green can be very soothing and give off earthy vibes in the bedroom\u2014especially when paired with wooden furniture pieces or natural plants,\u201d Jonathan explains.<\/p>\n

Jonathan\u2019s choices for the most on-trend shades this season include sea-foam, pistachio and sage.<\/p>\n

\"shouldShould I paint my bedroom black?<\/h2>\n

While you may be tempted to go bold with black since it evokes authority, elegance and mystery, you\u2019ll want to tread carefully. It can be overpowering and make the room feel claustrophobic.\u00a0\u201cBlack\u00a0paint\u00a0will automatically make your space feel closed off and small,\u201d says Drew. \u201cIf you can, stick with shades of gray. If you absolutely MUST have a black wall, decorate with neutral furniture pieces to elevate your aesthetic.\u201d<\/p>\n

What colors should you paint your bedroom?<\/h2>\n

Certain colors work better in particular rooms of your home to help promote the different activities that occur those living spaces. It goes without saying that you want colors that encourage eating in your kitchen and sleeping in your bedroom<\/a>\u2026\"What<\/p>\n