Thank you so much Cherri for you sweet compliments! I wish you the best finding the perfect paint for your house....I played it safe also when building 6 yrs. ago and went with Ivorie thru out the downstairs public rooms and bedroom bath. Later changed the DR to restrained gold and the bedroom to mannered gold. then just this past Oct. changed the LR to raspberry red. I think you get more comfortable in your home the longer you are there and are willing to take more risks. Now I wish I had painted Mannered gold in the FR which is a 22 ft. ceiling room...ha! The Ivorie is staying for now until DH decides to hire a painter....LOL! But go for it if you are building....once blinds are up, furniture is in , pictures and art are hung.....the paint colors tone down. I especially love the mannered gold. It made the tones in our bedroom furniture seem much richer. I left the bathroom Ivorie since gold isn't my color in clothing shades and was afraid it might make us look sallow or jaundiced in the bathroom. We had thought of wallpapering it buy life gets in the way sometimes and projects get put on hold. But the deeper shades on that paint strip, restrained gold & mannered gold are very pretty colors. Have fun! Bonnie

How pretty. We're using a simular color palette in our room, and I've gone with a very soft grey blue for the walls. It's amazing how calm it makes you feel. I would suggest it to anyone. For your room, why not take the shade of blue from the bedding, have it matched at the paint store and then lighten it a couple of shades for the walls. You can then do the ceiling in either an even lighter shade of the blue or the cream. If you prefer warm colors you could apply the same idea to the brown or cream, lighten or darken to your preference, but the bedding already offers you the 3 colors for your palette, so either way I'd stay in that family and think it will look quite beautiful!

Here are some rooms with different palettes This is a warm gray palette with a dark floor [https://www.houzz.com/photos/vistas-at-highland-ridge-single-family-homes-in-telford-pa-transitional-bedroom-philadelphia-phvw-vp~49780938[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/vistas-at-highland-ridge-single-family-homes-in-telford-pa-transitional-bedroom-philadelphia-phvw-vp~49780938) This is rather high style with a deep wall color [https://www.houzz.com/photos/cathedral-district-residence-transitional-bedroom-chicago-phvw-vp~59367464[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/cathedral-district-residence-transitional-bedroom-chicago-phvw-vp~59367464) This room is tone on tone on tone [https://www.houzz.com/photos/french-country-transitional-bedroom-miami-phvw-vp~67125994[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/french-country-transitional-bedroom-miami-phvw-vp~67125994) Restful blue/gray/silver [https://www.houzz.com/photos/winter-park-residence-transitional-bedroom-orlando-phvw-vp~12389803[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/winter-park-residence-transitional-bedroom-orlando-phvw-vp~12389803) If you're not afraid of a deep teal [https://www.houzz.com/photos/master-bedroom-1-traditional-bedroom-nashville-phvw-vp~1799822[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/master-bedroom-1-traditional-bedroom-nashville-phvw-vp~1799822) Pretty much what I do is set up an ideabook & scroll through a ton of houzz photos, putting all the ones that appeal me into the ideabook, then I go into the ideabook & pick out the 4 or 5 that really inspire me (or that have furnishings/accessories, etc. that appeal). Those become my inspiration & I shop all over to find pieces that remind me of the ones in the room that are in my budget.

Could you add a picture of your carpet, so people will know what you have to work with, color-wise?