none,but white
Another thought.
Grey, a medium tone, true (or silver) grey would be nice, as would a navy blue if you want a bit of drama.
Black would also work or as a compromise, one wall in black and the other three in silvery grey would really set off the purples and pinks.
Word of advice: do not paint any wall a very dark colour unless you have the permission of the owner of the house. It will take two or three coats to get the deep colour and two or three coats of white to return it to the original look.
Only if you want the code for free stuff it doesn't matter what colour it is really
Justin Bieber stated in an interview that his favorite color is purple.Justin Bieber real favourite colour is blue. Go on YouTube and type in Justin Bieber's favourite colour and go to facts about Justin Bieber and watch and listen and on the screen. It will say Justin Bieber's favourite colour is blue and a lot of other stuff about him.Well...... he likes to wear purple but his fav color is blue.purple
you put some of the stuff in water and hope for the best
Buy purple stuff, get a purple cake, buy purple lights.
He invented stuff
wet stuff
Get a more grown up colour scheme for your bed and get some chic or modern accessories (pictures etc). It doesn't really matter what colour your walls are, it's more the stuff in the room that counts.
To get through it, take out the lantern and swing it around until the the purple stuff is gone.
He looked at stuff
you don't
Phosphorescent paint can be used to make stuff glow in the dark.
If you are adventurous, and have permission from the owner of the building (this paint technique is not a one-coat cover-up) Start by marking a horizontal line around the room part way up the wall, using painters' tape. Choose the height by your personal taste (I usually run it at the 28 inch height, but take into account such things as the number of pieces of furniture that will be taller, and thus interrupt the border). Now paint the area below the line your dark purple, it may take two of three coats of paint to get the depth of colour. Above the line you have a couple of choices. I would go with a very soft blue or if you want a monochromatic look, soft lavender. If your ceiling is textured, leave it white, if it is smooth, lighten your wall colour (by adding white or buying it a shade or two lighter) and paint it. Be very careful with the edges, sloppy work can ruin the look. Here is where it gets interesting - using water-based glazing medium, used for faux finishing (buy it in the paint store NOTE this is NOT the stuff used to put windows in) in a clean paint tray pour a generous amount of the glazing medium into the well of the tray. one one side add a very small (1/4 cup) of the purple (you may use a lighter colour of purple if you would like this to be subtler) and on the other side add about the same amount of gold paint (you can use craft paint if you would like). Stir the two sides separately, just a small amount, not enough to completely blend the glazing medium and the coloured paint. With a new, roller cover, load the two colours onto the roller, now, randomly roll patches of the two colours over the upper part of your wall. This is best done with two people. Work quickly, turning and twisting the roller as you go. Reload as the colour gets thinner, be sure the roller goes back in the tray with the purple side in the purple side. You do not want to mix the colours on the roller. The second person comes behind with a (just barely) damp sea sponge and blends the glazing medium/paint spots on the wall. The idea is to soften the look, but not to loose the distinctness of the colours. Once this is done, remove the tape and you will need to put a chair rail up where it was. Before you put up the molding, paint it gold, then come back in and touch-up the nail holes where you installed it. Also paint the other trim (baseboards, window and door casings, etc.) in the gold. Once this is all dry, I suggest LOTS of fabric, pick colours and patterns that work well with your colour scheme. Use them as window coverings and you could create a draped canopy at the head of the bed.