How to make White Bedroom Walls look Gorgeous

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Today I am sharing our master bedroom bedroom Spring makeover and how to make white bedroom walls look gorgeous.  If you have been following along, you know that we painted our master bedroom white last Christmas and the amount of buzz that room created was amazing. Honestly, I never have white walls in our house but I am ready to paint everything white now as it makes decorating so much easier!

Westhighland White – Sherwin Williams 

How to make white bedroom walls look gorgeous

The blue bedding is from HomeGoods and the white walls literally go with any style or color bedding. This room a couple months ago had deep blue walls and yes, it took a whole lot of primer and paint to cover the blue but it was well worth it!

The key to making white bedroom walls gorgeous is the aspect of colorful accents or in this case, colorful bedding.

The four key colors in the is room are blue, blush, white and light brown. The light brown drapes, bedskirt, area rug and grey headboard are neutral colored and fairly basic so swapping out seasonal looks is fairly simple.

I personally love the white ceramic lamp and how the blue shade pops against the white walls. Another great feature of the white lamp is that I can swap the shade out too.

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This lamp will probably end up in another room in our house this year so being able to purchase just a new shade to create a new look is a win in my book ;). If you didn’t see our post last week about re-using furniture in other parts of your how to create a new look, check it out. Here is a peek of our pink and blue living room below using a chair and console from another part of our house to create our Spring living room.

Sectional + Pink Vases + Throw Pillows – Wooden Tray | Ottoman Coffee Table – HomeGoods

I have been eye balling the gorgeous blue and white vase collection from HomeGoods and I finally ended up purchasing a few. Not only do the vases look great on top of our bedroom dresser but I plan on moving then at some point to our white kitchen.

Learning how to decorate with white walls doesn’t need to be stressful. I have often hear renters and friends who are stuck with white walls complain that they can’t paint and are stuck with boring white walls. If that is you, don’t be stressed! White walls are actually quite popular and using colorful bedding and home decor accents can be the way to introduce color and your personal style.

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Walls Westhighland White by Sherwin Williams 

Blue Medallion Bedding | Throw Pillows | Lamps | Sheets | Blue Vase Collection | Art Work – HomeGoods

Grey Tufted Headboard

Night Stand  (similar)

Morning Fog Tall Dresser (similar)

Drapes 

Ruffled White Duvet (similar + similar)

Ivory Popcorn Area Rug (similar if sold out)

Bed Skirt 

Our master bedroom isn’t overly huge so I am find that the white walls also create the illusion that the room is bigger.

Here is a quick look back at our Plaid Christmas bedroom last year with white walls.

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So what do you think? Are you a fan of white walls in the bedroom? Hopefully you found a little inspiration on how to make white bedroom walls gorgeous. You can see more on this bedroom over at the HomeGoods Design Happy Blog too. PS. Thank your for all your comments and emails yesterday about my grandfather’s welcome home from the hospital and rehab. We are all adjusting to our new “norm” and he has a boat load of followup doctor appointments this week. Fingers crossed all goes well.

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