I’d actually go with the muted sage green rather than another cream or taupe layer. You already have plenty of soft neutrals with the Shoji White walls, cream bedding, light carpet and lighter furniture, so a sage quilt would add some depth without fighting the Urbane Bronze accent wall.
Then I’d keep the pillows and throw mostly cream/taupe, maybe repeating just a little of the sage. That way the room still feels calm and cohesive rather than overly colorful.
I recently put together three very different bedroom transformations, and one of the things I found most interesting was how much the balance of neutrals, texture and one stronger color changes the whole feel of a bedroom. You might find some useful inspiration here: https://youtu.be/nEcPGozCbFY
I have two quilts from Garnet Hill (one lightweight, one heavier) and they’ve lasted a looong time. Good bedding may look expensive but it’s usually because of higher quality materials, it washes better and looks better overall.
I’d actually go with the muted sage green rather than another cream or taupe layer. You already have plenty of soft neutrals with the Shoji White walls, cream bedding, light carpet and lighter furniture, so a sage quilt would add some depth without fighting the Urbane Bronze accent wall.
Then I’d keep the pillows and throw mostly cream/taupe, maybe repeating just a little of the sage. That way the room still feels calm and cohesive rather than overly colorful.
I recently put together three very different bedroom transformations, and one of the things I found most interesting was how much the balance of neutrals, texture and one stronger color changes the whole feel of a bedroom. You might find some useful inspiration here:
https://youtu.be/nEcPGozCbFY
I have two quilts from Garnet Hill (one lightweight, one heavier) and they’ve lasted a looong time. Good bedding may look expensive but it’s usually because of higher quality materials, it washes better and looks better overall.