Your teenagers only room for solace is their bedroom. Give them tips and ideas to transform their rooms for their style by the simple use of color. Feng Shui is a great tool to use for designing a teenagers bedroom.Color Ideas for the Bedroom 1. Before choosing the paint color of a teenagers bedroom walls, the teenager needs to decide the mood of their bedroom. Do they want it to be bright and cheery for creative projects or soft with low lighting as a sleep haven? They must also consider the multitude of tasks that are performed between those four walls. Wall colors should be neutral and accented with bold prints and designs for different areas of the room.
Soft and gentle green and blue colors are great for a room as they represent peace and are soothing to the eyes.
They are good colors for a peaceful night sleep and that is the most important job of the bedroom. Too many teenagers are sleep deprived and often their rooms are full of distractions and noises that are unsettling on the body. Other color choices: beige, tan, pastel yellow, peach. 2. Linens for the bed are important. Choose soft colors for the bedsheets and something bold for the bedspread. A teenager does a great deal of homework on their beds, colors of yellow and orange are good colors for the bedspread as they spark creativity and keep the mind focused.3. A teenager wants bold colors on the walls, compromise with bold floor pillows and bed pillows. Have outrageous colors that bring the specific color energies to life. Orange is a great color to sit on when doing your creative work such as art, school projects...4. Decorative touches are key elements for the success of a teenager bedroom. The teenager places their friends in colorful frames. Pink is a great frame for their boyfriend to be displayed in or a picture of them as a couple. Pink is a color of love. Light bulbs can make a mood. Use green lights to soften the room when relaxing and listen to music. Yellow/white bulbs when homework needs to be completed. Be creative with the decorative touches and ask the question: What is this object saying by their design and color?5. Color is an element often overlooked. Our clothes, the colors of our school books even the color of our hair are all making subconscious statements. As we walk down the hall in a beautiful tan outfit we are often overlooked, but walk down the school hall with a cherry red top, people look because of the boldness and strength of the color. Be careful with over using a color, as each color has positive and negative qualities. 6. Feng Shui is the simple art of placement and each compass direction in the bedroom is represented by a specific color. Use the 8 life directions to enhance any of the life areas for your teenagers personal goals.