Master Bedroom Paint Colors

I really like the master bedroom paint colors in this home because they are very serene and spa-like. I lot of the popular bedroom colors 2019 feature much more neutral shades like grey or beige but, although this green is quite subtle, I think it is much more vibrant than most of the looks I have seen lately.  We have very large picture windows in our bedroom that look out over our very nicely tended garden, so I like how this moss green shade would tie in the pretty views outside. Plus it blends quite nicely with all of the master bedroom ideas that I want to incorporate like a traditional upholstered bed (as pictured), beige linens and antique prints.

I can't decide how I feel about the master bedroom paint colors in our room right now.  As you can see we went with very traditional bedroom decor ideas in quite a monochromatic palette of subtle beiges.  Although I think that everything looks really nice together like one of those magazine photos, I feel that the space is lacking in color.  I am not sure if I should bring pops of brighter shades in through artwork and textiles or if I should paint the walls a bolder color.  Most of what I have read says that the best bedroom paint colors are neutrals like we chose, but I think that our bead board ceiling and pretty trim gets kind of lost in all of the light colors as opposed to standing out like it would against a darker shade. 

We are repainting our entire home (which means there are dozens of swatches covering my dining room table right now), and today's decision is what shades to use for the master bedroom paint colors.  I found this photo ages ago because I love the warmer master bedroom paint ideas that they used.  I think that they buttercream yellow shade looks fantastic against both the cool toned wood on the bed as well as the warmer accent furniture pieces. I would really like to recreate this look (we already installed the matching floors) but have been struggling to find the perfect Behr paint colors to match this particular shade.

My favorite master bedroom paint colors are definitely serene neutral shades like they used in this space.  I love the combination of soft blue paint colors against crisp whites and muted beiges because it provides a bit of a hue without overwhelming the space.  The vaulted bead board ceiling on this particular home is especially fantastic because it adds another level of shading and pattern in the sea of neutrals.  Some people are vehemently opposed to monochromatic master bedroom colors like this because they feel that they have no personality, but I certainly disagree.

So many master bedroom paint colors I have seen while browsing online are just a bit too girly for me. I really like a rugged space with lots of woods and deep neutral tones that accents bold master bedroom decor featuring a lot of unique art and metal accents.  This bedroom is pretty much my idea of a perfect design.  Between the beautiful wood floors, fantastic panelling and great architectural detailing, the foundation of the design is already awesome.  Then you bring in vintage furniture, eye catching artwork and plush linens, and the space is taken to another level.  I definitely am inspired by the bedroom colour schemes that they used and hope to accomplish a similar look in my own home. 

So many people are afraid to have fun with master bedroom paint colors, and instead stick with boring and monochromatic neutral hues.  Sure, the master bedroom color ideas in this home are not super bright or groundbreaking, but I love the bold contrast between the mauve walls and all of the gorgeous white architectural detailing throughout the space.  I have been looking around for ideas like this to recreate in our home for months now but nothing really spoke to me quite like these photos.  Our house is set on a lake so we are going for a beachy cottage theme throughout the entire home including the master.  I would love to create a similar look using sherwin Williams paint colors (per recommendation from our contractor) and really bring out the shades of the sunset through our balcony windows.