Bella Mia.

Valspar's Bella Mia color matched into Behr's Ultra Premium Paint.
It's our new bedroom color. The Secret Passage was a bit too cold and uninviting for a bedroom so I painted it last night. It's a creamy brown/purple/grey color depending on the light and we love it of course.
We're on our way to create the perfect mood board bedroom I posted about here.
Our dressers are secret passage-esque, just a touch bit more blue, so it works well with the color scheme.
The fancy bungalow trim is dark walnut and makes the wall color pop into an easy transition instead of such a stark transition like before. We prefer easy blending, not opposites. .

Moody?

Romantic,masculine, relaxing. Those are the requirements for our Master Bedroom.

Right now, it's a HOT MESS but it's getting there.

The paint color is Olympic Paint's SECRET PASSAGE.

The trim was recently stained DARK WALNUT.

It looks hot.

However, the dressers were painted a secret passage-esque color two years ago.

So my dressers are *ALMOST* the wall color, it's odd.

Do I repaint the dressers or leave them as is as we decide to create built-ins to mimic typical bungalow style?

Choices choices.

So, I created a mood board of what would be perfect for this room, a retreat away from stresses of work, family, visitors, etc...

 Check out that amazing velvet chair. I wouldn't ever get out of it. Which could be good or bad. Our Master bedroom is tiny, like 10 by 14 sized so typically we just sleep and watch Neflix in here. There's no room for a desk, a vanity, any typical other extras in a Master Bedroom. But, we don't mind.

So our necessities for this room: 

nail head trim on the headboard (probably a DIY project in our future).

TEXTURES via pillows, a rug, etc.

Sleek dressers/built-ins

Cozy Comfy sheets, pillows, comforters.

T.V. and bluray player.

Dog Bed.

End tables with storage and lamps.