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<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"In interior design practice, we regularly encounter the same trend: clients opt for light, neutral shades for the bedroom, steering clear of dark or bold colours. White, beige and light grey are safe choices that seem to be universally appealing. However, this \u2018safety\u2019 often masks a loss of the space\u2019s individuality.<\/p>\n
First and foremost, it is a psychological factor. There is a stereotype that dark shades \u2018shrink\u2019 the space and make it gloomy. Many worry that the bedroom will become too heavy or even oppressive. The second reason is the fear of making a mistake. Rich colours are harder to combine, and clients fear that the interior will quickly become tiresome or look disharmonious.
\nIt is also worth considering the influence of the mass market: most ready-made solutions in furniture and d\u00e9cor are geared specifically towards a neutral palette. This creates the feeling that \u2018this is the right way\u2019.<\/p>\n
From a professional perspective, concerns about dark colours are largely unfounded.
\nBright accents, on the other hand, add character. They bring an interior to life, making it unique and a true reflection of the owner\u2019s personality. This could be an accent wall, textiles or furniture \u2013 even small splashes of colour can radically transform the atmosphere.
\nIt is important to understand: it is not about the colour itself, but about using it skilfully. A professional designer works with balance \u2013 light, textures, materials and lighting compensate for the richness of the palette. For example, dark walls combined with warm light and soft fabrics create cosiness rather than drama.
\nMoreover, contemporary trends are increasingly gravitating towards deep, complex shades. Interiors are becoming more personalised, moving away from \u2018sterile\u2019 minimalism. And the bedroom is the ideal place for experimentation, as it is the most private area of the home.<\/p>\n
So, avoiding dark and bright colours is more of a habit than an objective necessity. In reality, such choices open up far broader possibilities for creating an atmosphere that not only looks stylish but also genuinely promotes comfort and relaxation.
\nSometimes, all it takes is one bold move to transform a bedroom from \u2018just nice\u2019 into a truly unique space with character.<\/p>\n
A bedroom where you can feel the warmth even before you get into bed. In this project, the designers opted for a deep terracotta shade, which adds character and cosiness to the interior. The slatted wardrobe fronts not only look striking but also make the storage system light and airy.
\nA soft headboard, warm wood, brass-coloured light fittings and textured textiles bring the space together into a harmonious bedroom where you\u2019ll want to relax and start the new day without rushing.<\/p>\n
Design @gl.design_studio
\nProject: Calm Residence, Kyiv, Faina Town residential complex
\nArea: 17.3 sq m<\/p>\n
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