in your opinion what is the best color to paint a teen age boys bedroom?
Answers:
Why not ASK HIM?
Ah, the direct approach!
Other answers:
Dark Navy Blue
Dark Navy Blue
blue?
a blueish color or his favorite color
hot pink with purple polka dots
lighter blue
black
My sons painted their rooms blue, kind of deep sky blue.
blue well any color works im 16 and i have my room a bright yellow
do two, a dark color on the bottom and a lighter shade of that color on top with either a chair rail or a border to seperate it.
Green
That would depend on the boys. IMHO. Ask the kid. then with parental modification... paint away. Its the boy's room.. they are going to have to spend the most time there, they are the ones that have to look at it all the time.
Off white with dark blue accents
neutral maybe tans beiges..warm colors...check out your paint stores, they could show you samples and help you pick out one...maybe even mix up a color to suite you better
green
Ask the boy. He would know what he likes better than I would!
In fact, he mind even enjoy decorating it himself.
how about offering him a blue or green and let him decide what he like?
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What are his favorite things to do? He may like a room painted with the colors of his favorite things. Keep it to no more than two or three colors though. Have one main color and then one or two accent colors.
paint it pink with flowers and pics of michael jackson... so if he sneaks any girls over you won't be a grandparent at 40yrs old