7 Bedroom Paint Color Choices For Your Teenager in Denver Metro, CO

Out of all of the rooms that you might have to paint at any given point in time, the bedroom of a teenager may be one of the most daunting — not because it is more difficult to paint it per se, but more because teenagers tend to be a bit more difficult when it comes to nailing down a color choice.

There are so many color choices available out there, and we could easily write a dozen articles about color choices, but for the purposes of this article, we will focus on some of the more popular ones.

Let’s now look at and consider seven bedroom paint color choices for your teenager in Denver Metro, CO.

1. Coral

The first color that we are going to recommend is that of coral, which if you don’t know is a shade of the pink family.

Of course, you may be familiar with coral if you’ve seen certain television programs that take place in the Miami area of Florida, though not necessarily those to do with the police officers that are assigned to vice cases, and not even necessarily related to women who live together and live what some would call a golden life.

2. Dark Grey

Dark grey might seem like it would be not the best choice for a bedroom, but depending on the preferences of your teenage child, it may be just the right choice for them.

Dark grey has just the kind of appeal if you prefer an interior color that is more muted and yet can still appear to be quite colorful.

3. Teal

Teal is a good color choice if you like a good cyan green, and its name actually comes from a Eurasian bird with the same name — said the bird has a stripe on its head with that color.

Teal has a good retro appeal to it, and so if your teenager enjoys that sort of look they might very well like to have teal for their bedroom walls.

4. Purple

There is so very much that can be said about the color purple, and one thing that is certain is that it can actually have appeal to just about any teenager, particularly if they enjoy colors that are more rich and royal in nature.

It’s also the kind of color that you can match with a bit of black trim, as the two colors go well together.

5. Light Blue

When it comes to the more pleasant colors that you’re going to be able to find for a bedroom, you can look no further than a nice light blue.

Of course, if you think about it, it’s also one of the more generic colors as it were (or as some might say, overplayed?) so if you are looking for a unique style for the bedroom, this is certainly not it.

That being the case, it is still a pleasant enough color if you’re looking for one — and if you think it needs a bit of a boost you can always add a contrasting color to help make it look a bit better.

6. Orange

You may be thinking about orange in terms of the kind of color that you would see on a prisoner’s uniform and think that it would have no place in a bedroom of any sort, let alone that of a teenager.

This does not have to be the case, however — there are some nice oranges that are an appropriate shade for a teenager’s bedroom, particularly if they are fond of brighter colors.

7. Black

Lastly, consider black — and before you ask, it absolutely does not necessarily make a room look smaller if you paint the walls black.

If you make use of furniture and bedroom accessories that are just the right colors, you can use them to offset the dark nature of the wall color and make it an extraordinary bedroom for your teenager.

Don’t settle for just any painter when you can get the attention to detail and professionalism from Imhoff Fine Residential Painting in Denver Metro, CO. Call us today to speak with one of our professional color consultants.

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