Any good ideas to decorate the room?

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by Lionel Hodges

We’re artists on this site, not interior designers! Contact Farrow & Ball, they’re specialists in this field.
It may be a happy thought that artists can advise on how to decorate a room, but nothing in my experience suggests that we're any better than anyone else; and I suspect I'm rather worse than most.   Anyway, tastes vary - I'd suggest however that the best way to decorate your rooms is to hang them with our paintings
Perhaps looking into psychological research might help.  Apparently yellow tends to stimulate thinking.  Red can be associated with anger and passion.  Blue and green are relaxing.  But if you are an artist, you want neutral or white for your studio, otherwise it will distort the way you see the colours in your painting, through reflected light.
Off white.
Black board paint ..and a box of coloured chalks would be fun.....
I had a landlady many years ago who thought it would be a really good idea to paint the walls of the living room a particular shade of violent pink - it wasn't...  Someone said, reflectively, "it's like wandering into a womb...."; and she wasn't being charitable, there was something oddly physical about it; enough to make you turn to drugs...
Last place I rented, the previous occupiers had painted the bathroom bright orange...... when you looked in the mirror, you looked you had a nasty fake tan. And oddly in the lime green kitchen, they had painted over all of the switches and sockets, including the water heater switch, which I had to get a chisel to, to be able to switch it on!

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by Helen Martell

Anything, except grey or magnolia….. 

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