In interior design, and even more so when it comes to painting, we seek to use trendy colors that fit into a style and atmosphere that suits us.
While the trend in decoration is evolving, blue and beige are among the shade ideas that can be used to decorate bedroom walls.
Better still, when decorating a bedroom , beige and blue are one of the most used combinations: whether for a master bedroom or a child's bedroom.
If this is one of the popular inspirations, it is primarily for its ease of application that beige and blue are attractive for use in a room like the bedroom.
Beige is known for its soft, natural feel: it evokes elements from nature, like linen, for example. As for blue , it evokes the idea of escape and serenity. It is therefore logical to want to use these two shades in a bedroom.
Why use beige and blue in a bedroom?
The color blue is known as a color that evokes relaxation. Blue is very often used in bedrooms , more specifically on a section of wall when used with a softer color like beige.
Its color palette, ranging from sky blue to very deep shades like midnight blue, allows for a large number of mood ideas.
Sky blue will create a soft ambiance, while a deeper blue like midnight blue will add a touch of depth and refinement. The only constraint is to adapt the blue used according to the light in the room, but also its size.
Beige serves primarily as a base in this type of combination. While white is often criticized for being too neutral and cold, beige brings a softness to the bedroom while maintaining a versatility that almost no other color in the color chart guarantees. Indeed, it can be used with a pastel or dark color, making it very easy to use regardless of the room in the house and the desired interior style. Combined with blue, beige perfectly balances the freshness of the shade.
Color also helps to influence visual perception: when used on several walls, beige enlarges the space and influences the light in the bedroom, and allows you to combine it with other darker colors, such as certain blues. Blue can have several roles, including structuring the room and highlighting important points in the room, such as the section of wall containing the headboard, for example.
The combination of these two colors allows you to achieve a decoration that is chic, modern and soothing: which is ultimately what we expect for a bedroom.
What shade of beige and blue should you choose?
As mentioned in this guide, the range of beiges and blues is vast, allowing for a wide range of combinations. While most shades of beige and blue can be combined, we offer some color tips that will help you optimize your decor.
Duck blue
This color has been very trendy and used for its modern look in recent years. It's a color that always works for your bedroom decor, even more so if you decide to pair it with a soft beige or even with white to play on the dynamism that duck blue can bring.
Midnight blue
Its very dark appearance can be a deterrent for many of you when thinking about bedroom decor. But don't rule out midnight blue just yet: before choosing the paint, remember that beige will help optimize the light in the room and better consider the space. So you don't have much to worry about. Even better, since you can use it on a specific section of wall, like the headboard, for example.
The watercolor sky blue
We recommend it primarily for a child's room , rather than an adult's bedroom . A very soft pastel blue, it is suitable for small rooms that do not have enough natural light. It is also a very good alternative in a kitchen or bathroom.
Sand beige
For a chic and cozy atmosphere, sandy beige is surely the perfect color for a master bedroom. A subtly brownish shade, blue is a shade made to work with sandy beige!
Pampas beige
Whatever decorating ideas you have in mind, pampas beige can adapt to many styles. A very subtly pink shade, pampas beige will warm up your interior with the definite advantage of being very bright, allowing you to dare to go for a deep blue .
The beige linen fields
Very close to white , its very subtly shaded nuance makes it a neutral beige that will optimize the brightness of your room but also allow you to consider combining it with many blues. Be careful, however, to use this beige in a room that is not exposed to the south.
