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What color matches a redish-magenta comforter?

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What color matches a redish-magenta comforter?

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This is a very dramatic color so I wouldn’t use a bland color on the walls. I agree with the responder who suggests you get help from the experts with either Pratt & Lambert paints on-line or Behr. Both excellent companies. I might go with a sage green and use magenta/green or magenta only for window covering.

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I think that a beige color would be great! It’s neutral and accents the redish burgundy in your commfortor without being too dramatic and still lets your bed be the center of attention. If they make any PAINT WITH A GOLDISH TINT TO IT THAT WOULD ALSO LOOK GREAT.

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Kim is right. Use the compliment on the color wheel. Seems like it’s somewhere between green and yellow. But use a dull version of that color instead of an intense version. This will keep focus on your pretty new comforter.

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Without seeing the comforter, it’s hard to say. Generally, with such a strong color, you don’t want to paint your walls to “match” – you will never get to sleep! Is it solid, or are there other, less noticeable colors in the fabric, too? Depending on the “tone” of the color, you could go with either a deep, almost forest green, or a deep teal blue. Get some card color samples from that color family and hold them up to the comforter. If the base of the color is more pink, you should go with deep green. If the base is more red, you should go with deep teal, more blue than green. I wouldn’t paint all the walls that color. Try one accent wall to set off the comforter, and then go with a peaceful cream or some other coordinating neutral for the other three walls. You can hang coordinating prints, pics or designs on those walls, bringing in both colors, and it will look pulled together.

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