• Anna's "Bright Global Modern" Room
• Eve's "Pop of Psychedelia" Living Room
• Mina's "Sassy Green" Room
• Dawnelle's "Kandinsky Inspired" Room
• Kimaada's "Pretty Edgy in Pink" Room
• Terri's "Funny Valentine" Room
• Mary Anne's "Ocean Vacation" Room
• Jennifer's "Cool Contrast" Room
• Amit's "Lake Inspired" Room
All of our Room for Color entrants are hoping you'll add their room as one of your favorites and help them move on to the finals. Remember, you can "favorite" as many rooms as you like during this round, so dive in and find some favorites!
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So, does an accent wall in something darker than the other walls make a room feel larger and more spacious? Specifically in #7 I get that vibe. My new pad is late 60s split level so the bedrooms are on the small and square side, and the ceilings are standard 8ft (while I'm nearly 6ft). I'm trying to figure out how to make them feel airy and sophisticated. I love that ceiling trim in #3. Any pairing suggestions with my gorgeous Sedona hardwood floors?