As someone who can turn choosing a single paint shade into an exceedingly long and needlessly obsessive ordeal, I'm continually impressed at how confidently interior designers execute color schemes. Given my tendency to overthink interior choices, I've largely stuck to a neutral backdrop at home; however, I often find myself drawn to richer and more cocooning bedroom color trends.
"Bedrooms are almost always intended to be restful spaces, but I think there has been a shift in what that means," Leo Wood of London-based Kinder Design tells me. "A pale wall used to be shorthand for calm, but I think more people are comfortable with the idea that deep, saturated, enveloping bedroom colors can be just as restorative, sometimes more so."
