Adorn your home with different accessories and colour shade that you find the best. Here are our picks of colours for your home to give it a refreshing look along with making you feel cheerful and peppy.

Lemon yellow

Opt for lemon yellow and ochre for your walls and avoid upholstery and furniture that gets moist easily. Go for plain sofa with colourful cushions to make a bold statement. Adding a bright yellow to an accent wall can transform the room completely. For those who love accent walls, look no further than this arresting shade of yellow for it.

Blue

Blue is light and cool on the eyes. It has a lovely visual appeal as it contrasts well with the dim skies during the rains. Whether it is used in the entryway or your bedroom, this graceful wall colour will effortlessly set a relaxed tone for your living space.

Turquoise

Turquoise is a great colour to work with if you wish to add some sophistication to your home. It easily blends with many colours, making it a favourable colour option for the walls of your home. You can even install curtains and display home decor accessories in this lovely shade.

Green

Green captures the essence of the monsoon season and you can indulge in this shade to celebrate the beauty of the rains. It is also a cool colour that is popular for its soothing nature. This shade is perfect for the season and you can work with different hues of green. You can add cushions, bed covers, sheets, mattresses and small accessories in this colour to your home.

Purple and pink

Purple and pink are great together and are a lovely colour combination to create a lively ambiance. Both the colours have the ability to brighten up a dull room, making it ideal for the season.

These were some fun colours to spruce up the walls of your home this rainy season. Hope you find this colour guide handy!

Happy Monsoons!

Colours have the power to impact your mood, which is why when considering bedroom wall paint colours, you need to also figure out how the colours make you feel. Let's get started!

Green

Try a glorious shade of sage green to create a cosy feeling in your bedroom. In fact, even a tiny splash of green in your bedroom can breathe new life and instantly revive the whole space. You can opt for soft furnishings for a classy look. Also, bring in some natural elements like warm woods for an organic feel.

Pink

Create a sophisticated look in your bedroom with a bold shade of pink. If you are looking to create a romantic feel, this elegant hue is just perfect! It is a soothing colour and ideal to make your bedroom a comforting retreat.

Yellow

For a bedroom full of positive vibes, your best bet is a sunny shade of yellow. The happy shade is sure to make your bedroom the perfect place to unwind after a long day. It helps to boost the mood and create a welcoming look for guests. Yellow is also known to inspire thinking, making it a great choice if you wish to study in the room.

Orange

Orange provides a perky and upbeat feel to a room and is a great colour to play with. However, if you love orange but are concerned about going overboard, you can even consider painting just one wall. It serves as a great backdrop for artwork.

These are few of our favourite colours that you can opt for if your bedroom needs a pick-me-up. Now that you have gotten all the inspiration you can here, what are you waiting for? Pick the bedroom wall paint of your choice and get going!

Step 1: Pressure-Wash Walls

Remove all the dirt and dust build-up to ensure best coverage using a pressure washer. It has to be done from top to bottom in a smooth and controlled manner, overlapping each stroke by 8 inches.

Step 2: Repair Damaged Surfaces

You need to make note of all damaged surfaces of your home like wood, metal, masonry, siding or stucco. Use epoxy filler for holes or cracks using spackle knife. When dry, lightly sand using medium-grit sanding block.

Step 3: Remove Loose Paint

Once the exterior of your home is dry, look for any loose or chipped paint. Place drop cloths along the ground and remove chipped and loose paint using a paint scraper or a medium-grit sanding block.

Step 4: Caulk Trim

Use exterior caulk and caulk gun to fill any gaps between house and trim around doors and windows. If you have used mixed materials such as siding and brick, add caulk along the surface where different materials meet.

Step 5: Prime Stains

Assess the exterior for any stains or visible wood knots. Using a paintbrush, apply one coat of stain-blocking primer to the area.

Step 6: Protect Doors, Windows and Lights

Use plastic sheeting and painter's tape to cover doors, windows and lighting fixtures.

Step 7: Paint Exterior

Use a paint sprayer and work your way from top to bottom in a smooth, controlled manner, overlapping each stroke by 8 inches. While changing exterior colour from light to dark or dark to light, use a coat of primer for proper coverage. It is not necessary to use a primer when a fresh coat of existing colour is applied.

Step 8: Paint Trim and Doors

Remove all the plastic sheeting from doors, windows and lighting fixtures and paint them using a paintbrush.

There you go! Keep these steps in mind before you think of painting your home's exterior and also use the right exterior paint for your home.