How about a light neutral color such as beige, light tan or even plain white? A lighter shade of blue might work, too, depending on the color of the carpet. Also, if you can cut a small piece of the carpet and take it to your paint store, the salesperson should be able to help you match something up.
An attic bedroom (see Comments) is a great space to decorate. Start by looking at your wardrobe... What is your favourite colour (or the colour you wear the most often. This is a great place to get your ideas.
If the colours you wear most are dark, you may not want to paint all your walls quite that dark, but there is nothing wrong with painting one wall (called a focal wall) as dark as you like. Before painting any dark colour, be sure you have your parent's permission. To choose your focal wall, in an attic room, look for the wall furthest from your entrance or the one you have the head of your bed against. If there is a large (or tall) wall you may want to use that one as your focal wall and move the bed. Paint your other walls either a neutral colour or a medium tone of your dark colour. Partial, tilted walls can be painted a still lighter tone of the same colour.
If there are dormers with windows in them, keep them light (not white...light) and use the lightest window treatments you can. Be sure of your privacy, but make sure you get as much light in as you can. Your woodwork, baseboards, window frames, maybe even your furniture (if you have permission to paint it) should be in white. Particularly if the rest of the room is dark or has intense colours.
Last but not least go back to your "I hate it" carpet, and pick a couple of colours (not the blue) as accents. A pillow here, a throw there, a bit of gauzy fabric draped over (careful not to set it on fire) a lamp shade and you are off to the races.
If your attic bedroom has a lot of slanted ceilings, you could turn the whole thing into a "tent." Not the circus kind of tent, but how about a Bedouin tent. Use lots of inexpensive fabrics, and paints in Oranges and turquoise and pinks with lots of gold accessories, and lots of rugs, overlapping on the floor. Use big pillows to sit on and as many small pillows in the "lux" fabrics and colours. Your bed linens can be any and all colours from your walls with a gauzy "silk" length hung over a short dowel at the head of the bed (or a mosquito net to give it an exotic look). This room works best with gold (or brass) accessories.
Depending on the walls the color might be either green or simply blue. My room has green and blue walls, I have white colors but soon going to get blue and green.
What colors one like is ultimately up to ones own preferences.
Whether one add colors to tone up the carpet (make it stand out) or add colors to make carpet less visible is a choice one make.
Some people with a taste for violet would tell you how good taste you have if you painted your bed violet. Other people that does not like that color would maybe not say much, suggest a different color or even be "rude" about it :-)
Most blue flowers have got green attached to it. Maybe have a look in a flower shop. Try to find the flower you can match with the carpet, and then see what other colors there are in the flowers that look good to you :-)
personally I think white or brown carpet would look best but depending the shade of blue you could match cremes and beiges
well i guess if your a girl pink light , if your a boy red or yellow idk (i don't know )its up to you to choose !!
It depends on how light blue the walls are. I would say go with anything white, pale pink, pale yellow, black or silver.
It could be a light grey carpet.
navy blue
navy blue
green and purple go great with each other, so look into different shades of green to go with the shade of purple that you have.
I'd put the carpet as a cream color with some furniture that would be beige, light brown and deep, rich brown. Hope that helps!
It is always safe to go with a neutral light beige. You can then change the room color and furniture to anything you want it to be and not have to worry that is isn't going to match the carpet. Better yet, go with hardwood.
when i was younger my room was pretty, with 2 light green walls, and 2 light purple pink walls. right now i want to paint my room a very cream yellow for 3 of the walls, and the fourth a very dark navy blue. if i don't do that, I'm thinking about maybe a purple color, with navy blue stripes. mayyybe.
it depends i say do a chocolate brown color or a turquoises blue color so they can really stand out and give the room a finishing touch
Take this link to an article showing different Sherwin Williams paint colors for a "Man's" Red Sox room. http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/678969/diy_red_sox_theme_mans_room.html
Her bedroom walls color is called Lucy Blue and you can get the paint at Lowes!!
>How to Choose Paint ColorsThe color of a room's walls can help to set the tone of the space. That's why it's important to consider a selection of colors carefully before deciding which one to use on the walls of a room. The following suggests some ways that a person can go about choosing the most attractive color of interior paint for a room.First, an individual can look at the color of a room's carpeting. For instance, if the room has dark green carpeting the person may want to choose paint in white or even a pastel color to lighten up the atmosphere of the room. Alternatively, if the carpeting is white, pale green or blue paint would serve as a splash of color in the room. The carpeting in a room can serve as a guide for determining which color of interior paint to use.Oftentimes, it is wise to consider the furnishings in a room before choosing a color of interior paint. The paint on the walls can complement or even highlight colors in a room's furnishings. For instance, the sofa in a room may have a slipcover featuring colorful flowers in yellow, purple, and green. The home owner may opt to paint the walls in lavender complementing the purple designs in the sofa's slipcover. This will add a sense of visual harmony to the room. Interior paint can coordinate with practically any furnishing in a room including an upholstered chair, a love seat or even the window curtains!Some home owners go with their favorite colors when choosing paint for their rooms. This is also an easy way to end up with a room that is comfortable and inviting. Generally, there is not just one shade of particular color of paint. For instance, there are many shades of blue for a home owner to consider. Most paint stores have samples that people can take home to help them make a decision on a shade of color. A new coat of interior paint in a favorite color can instantly give a room a fresh look!
white.
I'd say white or gray, maybe even yellow. It depends on what room you're talking about and how big it is.