There are lots of things you can do to create a space that looks expensive without going way over budget, and for many interior designers, color is always key. Along with the right furniture placement, characterful decor, and plenty of streamlined storage, your chosen can also have a transformative effect in helping your . We know that working out can be a real challenge, but remember that it's just paint, and if it totally doesn't work, you can paint over it.
So, to create a luxe, high-end space filled with plenty of character, consider these five colors that make a bedroom look more expensive. Whether you want your to feel moody or light and fresh, these are the shades that will give that luxury hotel feeling. Paint walls in teal, the always-on-trend blue-green that works in any space.
It's nature-inspired but also feels lavish, and actually gets its name from the shiny, colored area around the eye of the Eurasian teal duck. 'When designing a luxury bedroom scheme, I am particularly drawn to the use of teals and blues to create a serene, yet vibrant space,' comments , an interior designer based in New York. 'These shades offer a rich palette that can transform a room into a luxurious retreat,' says Kati.
When , Kati recommends covering your walls in a deep teal shade, like the ones below. She says it's an excellent base because it evokes a sense of tranquility and sophistication. Then, you can layer in plenty of plush textiles, such as a velvet navy bedspread, or throw pill.
