should i get a blue from the room? or get a bold bright random color that doesnt match to add to the room?im a teenager. so i dont want anything fancy. just something that looks kinda nice. any ideas and pics would be nice.
You should look for curtains that contain all of the colors in your room, beige brown and blue. You don't need to include the brown if it is the color of the furniture. Wood is a total neutral that only needs to match other woods in the room, and even then does not need to be an exact match. If you have a digital camera take a picture of each color, and print out a picture to take with you when you are shopping. Compare the printed picture to the wall or fabric color for accuracy before you go. This is the best way to match colors; your memory can play tricks on you, or become confused by the colors in the store. Another color can be in the curtain as long as you match the colors already in your room. If your bed spread or comforter is a print, look for solid or striped curtains. Don't try to mix prints if you are not experienced. This is usually only done successfully when prints were created to go together. Do not choose a solid beige for the curtains unless you want the window to fade into the background of the wall. Better to choose a solid brown or blue that matches a color already in the room. Don't allow color to be concentrated in one part of the room. If your bed is all in brown, and the only blue is in a chair, having brown curtains will make the chair look out of place, and having blue curtains will divide your room in two. Decorating is about giving the eye a place to rest briefly while providing continuity of color.
