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There's one tip to keep in mind when choosing an interior painting color scheme - it's only paint. If you get the color on the wall and simply hate it, you can always start over again. If you're not certain, buy a quart or a single gallon first, try it out on a section of wall, and see if it's going well. If you like it, you can buy the full amount and mix it together.

In choosing your interior painting color scheme, you may be working to match your paint to a fabric print or to the tones in a piece of artwork. If so, the tried and true, standard advice is to match a coordinating color for the walls to the background color for the print. If you have bright floral flowers on white, then a shade of white should be your wall color. If you have a rose-colored background fabric with deep maroon and black designs, have a version of rose or something from that color family as the primary wall color. Those bright or deep colors can act as an accent color around the room or in an adjoining room as you develop your interior painting color scheme.

Traditionally, the slightly darker is on the walls, while the door and window trim as well as the crown molding or other decorative trim is white or a shade of cream. However, if you're feeling adventurous, try using a lighter shade on the walls and a dark or bright shade on the trim for a striking and different look to your interior painting scheme. You could also use a color on the wall and a very pale coordinating shade for the trim. Again, a more traditional interior painting scheme would include using white or off white on the trim.

A simple formula for choosing an interior painting scheme is to find a fabric or piece of artwork you wish to make the primary background for your room. This fabric should have at least three colors in the design, and you should plan to use this fabric in at least three places in the room (ie: valances, couch and throw pillows or loveseat, drapes and table runner, etc.).

Looking at the fabric or painting, choose the background (usually the lightest shade in the pattern) and select a shade of that to use as the main color on your walls for your interior painting scheme. This will be the main color in your room, with about 60% of the room in that shade. You would then use the mid-tone color as the second most prominent color, often using it in the floor covering or curtains. You could use that color as a trim accent, or accent your room by painting one wall in the mid-tone . The third, brightest type would be used as an accent, and would likely not show up in the paint, but rather on throw pillows or curtain ties

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Crown Molding

Crown molding is the decorative trim that covers the seams between walls and ceilings. When used and installed properly, it can add a new elegance to any room.

Choosing the crown molding that suits the overall look and mood of a room is a little like choosing a frame for a great painting or photograph. Choose something that is too large and ostentatious and it will dominate the room but probably not in a good way. On the other hand if it is too small and simple it can cheapen the look of what is framing; the entire room.

There are hundreds of different crown molding designs to choose from but if you have something special in mind for your home there are plenty of craftsman out there who can design custom crown molding pieces especially for you.

Crown molding can be made from hard or soft woods or composite materials such as fiberboard or polyurethane. Composite crown moldings are hugely popular these days because they are easy to paint and cheaper than wooden crown moldings.

Whatever kind of crown molding you eventually decide upon, installing it correctly is the real key. Crown molding is not all that difficult to install in theory but getting all the angles, measurements and alignments right can be a little trickier than many people bargain for. The cost of paying a professional installer is usually fairly low – it's a quick and easy job for a pro – and because the basic purpose of crown molding is to add elegance and style to a room there's no reason to risk odd angle cuts or mismatched sections when you don't need to.

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The walls in my bedroom are navy blue, the crown molding doors and trim white. Any ideas on other trim colors?

I think it is just to much bright white and I would like to keep the navy blue

You might try a very light blue, which wouldn't create such a "bright-white" contrast, but would still provide contrast. You could use just about any color for the trim that matches well with navy-blue; just remember to take that color to a very light hue if you are looking for contrast. If you wanted to stay dark, you might consider making the trim primary green; that would make the room darker, but the two colors (navy blue/dark blue and primary green) go well together. I hope I've been of some help. These are just ideas I am bouncing out to you hoping to help you.

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