Try to stick to three colors. I would do the second one but take away one of the bright colors and replace it with white or grey. This way your room won't be too busy and crazy when your hanging out in there. I personally think u should do a deep teal blue (if tht makes since lol) with the pinky red. Make sure the pinky red has some red in it and not just pink. I think you should do teal walls and a mostly pinky red comforter with some white/grey and teal accents. If you want to do an accent wall do it in a lighter or darker shade of your wall color. Try to do white furniture. Then find cute little things like fake flowers in pink, pinky red, red, dark blue, teal, white & grey to go with the theme. Make sure you have ALOT of storage for any random little things. Good luck! I hope your room turns out great. ??

My favorite color combination is actually not on your list, but it's blue and brown. It's so sophisticated and pretty at the same time. For the blue, you can choose whichever shade you want to give it your personal stamp. Then, you can contrast the brown and make it appropriately lighter or darker in tone. The cool thing about this color combo is you can even add one more color in there to make it more fun. For example, you could use a theme of blue and brown AND orange!! Or.... pink! Really, anything goes with blue and brown, as long as it's consistently used in the accent pieces.

Also, if you want to make this theme a bit more feminine, you can do a little bit of fine painting with a thin brush on one of the walls to make it your accent wall. What I mean by this is that you can paint the wall either blue or brown and then paint some branches or birds or something small yet interesting to make the wall even more captivating. Also, even by adding a mirror on the wall, this adds so much more light, character, and femininity. Chandeliers can do the trick too. If you choose a really bright, shiny, beautiful chandelier, people will be immediately captivated by the whole room's "essence."

Here are a couple of really cool rooms with the blue and brown color scheme:

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Think about what kind of space you want your room to be and what kinds of things you will be doing there.

RESTFUL

This is a good feeling to go with if you will only be using your bedroom for sleeping. Use blues, greens and white to make your room like, under the ocean, in the forest, or in the clouds.

VIBRANT

This is a good feeling to go for if you are planning to do a lot of study in your room. Yellow is an excellent color to trigger memory and will help you to keep awake and focused, throw in a few other bight colors for more interest. Think sun, sunflowers, meadows.

PLAYFUL

This is a great feeling to have in a room if you are an artistic person. You can have a great mix of styles or a strong theme from a favorite movie or book, whatever inspires creativity in you. Steampunk, Lord of the Rings, gothic. The colors you use will depend greatly on what theme you choose.

Hi, im remodelling my room too! I myself am a girly person, so im giving my room a touches of pink to make it seem more 'bedroom'ish.

I recommend keeping it mature but still feminine (or girly, whichever) and i guess i do like the 2nd one. Floral's amazing. You dont want to have a room that feels too grown up for you. You still want to be able to fangirl over hot guys on your bed and stuff.

In college i had a single room which had white (cream) walls. I love white walls because i feel its easily to 'accessorize'. I made it quite feminine and comfy and when i found a dormmate she became my best friend because she shared many things in common. A room reflects a lot from you, so do dig deep and choose an appropriate theme.

For accessorizing, you might want to get wall stickers (your favourite quotes or whatever) and stick them to the wall. I have a ton of Marilyn Monroe quotes. (Amazon.com) i also bought some animal stickers, they look great too. Lighting plays a huge part too.Gd luck!

Hi - first of all you don't really want lots of colours together - it would be a bit overpowering - therefore I would suggest you just stick to about 3 :)

The picture below shows how the yellow and grey with touches of perhaps white and silver/chrome accessories i.e. table lamp bases would look really nice for you. These are very light and bright colours and also very stylish and the 'in' colours of today:)