Pale Yellow Master Bedroom

Pale Yellow Master Bedroom

Ah, yellow, the most cheerful color of the rainbow. Whether it's always been your favorite, or you're just looking for bedroom color inspiration, these stylish yellow rooms are going to make you smile (or at least make your interiors sunnier). So click through our fifteen favorite yellow bedrooms, from canary to honey, lemon, and marigold.

Regan Baker Design

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Display Meta Wall Art

We love how this bedroom boasts a bohemian feel despite the statement piece: That large-scale photograph of a traditional yellow bedroom, making it a yellow bedroom within a yellow bedroom.

For a similar look, opt for a high-impact photograph of an interior that both reflects and juxtaposes your own space. And in true bohemian fashion, simply lean it against the wall instead of hanging it.

Nathan Schroder

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Paint a Statement Ceiling

This bedroom proves just how beautiful marigold can look with blue tonal color scheme. Making a statement on the ceiling with an unexpected pop of yellow paint adds a fun contrast the otherwise traditional space.

Lisa Romerein

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Mix Traditions

Mix your bold modern pieces with traditional accents for an eclectic feel. These cream linen curtains bring in a gentle touch that works nicely with the graphic coverlet and pillow, but the table lamp is what really ties it all together—it speaks to the contemporary design of the bedding and the finish of the classic frame.

PHOTO: Felix Forest; DESIGN: Arent & Pyke

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Add a Colorful Throw

For a pop of yellow, add a throw blanket at the end of your bed. It's a great way to experiment before fully committing to a color scheme, and it's super easy to swap in and out if your bedroom backdrop is monochromatic.

Stephen Kent Johnson

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Elongate Your Ceilings

Elongate the ceiling height in an attic room by painting vertical stripes on the ceiling. A bright shade of yellow will cheer things up, too. This little nook makes a strong case for pairing yellow with gray.

Old Brand New

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Opt for a Bold Wallpaper

Try a yellow geometric wallpaper for a sense of buoyancy and youth. Then hang wall art that features contrasting tones. This, along with a contemporary white bed frame, will soften things up.

Fantastic Frank

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Tone Things Down

If you like the idea of decorating with yellow in the bedroom but prefer muted colors, try a pale variation of mustard. Then bring in an emerald green accent piece—like traditional sconces—to sharpen up the color palettes.

Nikole Ramsay

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Incorporate Texture

For maximum warmth and texture, install a wood paneled statement wall. The natural grains will enhance the velvet throw pillows and ceramic vases. The bedside table camouflages beautifully, too.

Studio Ashby

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Redefine Neutrals

A splash of mustard yellow is the best way to make a statement while still looking neutral in the bedroom. It's modern, subtle, and just bold enough to stand out, especially in the form of a velvet headboard.

Joshua McHugh

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Bring In Metallic Finishes

Incorporate accent pieces with metallic finishes for a glamorous aesthetic. Think bronze pendant lights and stools with interesting frames—these finishes accentuate yellow's shining personality.

Old Brand New

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Hang Neon Wall Art

There's nothing quite as eye-catching as neon yellow wall art. It adds a nice dose of energy to this otherwise neutral bedroom. If your artwork is multi-hued, highlight those other colors in your bedding like these pillows do here.

Studio Ashby

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Pick Complementary Flowers

Make your yellow bedding pop even more by placing some yellow flowers on the bedside table. Though subtle, this little touch can make all the difference. Plus, bringing the outdoors in always introduces a fresh, welcoming quality.

Becky Stayner

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Inject a Little Contrast

Inject some sweet contrast with a pop of light purple. With this sunny space as your guide, you'll wake up on the right side of the bed every morning.

William Abranowicz

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Be Consistent

If your bedroom is large or you live in a studio, make it feel cohesive by maintaining the same color scheme throughout. From the table lamp to seating, all the accents in this room work together to create a recognizable look and feel.

Catherine Gratwicke

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Highlight Soft Accents

If you're using a deeper shade of yellow, give the bedroom some levity with white frilly sheets and pillowcases. Grays and off-white tones throughout the space will help create balance.

Pale Yellow Master Bedroom

Source: https://www.housebeautiful.com/room-decorating/colors/g1227/yellow-bedrooms/

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