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courtneysal82 This is the comforter

bumblebee728 What about white?

pacocomo Would a darker chocolate type color anchor the fixture? I was thinking it would also mimic the color blocking of the comforter.

Angelina Vick I would go with black. That way...whatever color you alter your room to, the color of it will not compete. Black always looks neat and clean.

Angelina Vick Your colors reminded me of a few pieces that may work with your room.

http://angelina-vick.artistwebsites.com/featured/daisy-daisy-avacado-angelina-vick.html

http://angelina-vick.artistwebsites.com/featured/in-the-meadow-1-angelina-vick.html

JWinteriors One look would be to paint the built in creamy white. Add a crown moulding and paint that as well. I would be tempted to paint the baseboards, door and window casings white but leave the door alone. The walls could be creamy white with the ceiling painted green and window panels in the chocolate brown in the 95" length. Or, paint the walls the green and use creamy panels in the 95" length. Tie it all together with wall art and accessories. Use espresso based lamps with a cream drum shade on either side of bed.

OTM Designs & Remodeling Inc I would go with black or a dark chocolate brown.

ASVInteriors How about wallpapering them? I could imagine a lovely green wallpaper that would make a feature of your cupboards instead of trying to hide them...
Hallway
here is a 1970's revival in bamboo
Brentwood Regency State
or more modern and contemporary bringing light into the room
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