jayrod

Im having a hard time choosing a color for this room. It will be primarily a gameroom. Im wondering if I should just continue either the sunburst orange color in the living room or the tan, natural bark (bottom half of Living room) into this room. Or should I just do an entirely different color?

Heres the front of the living room -




Heres the back of the living room Game room is visible up top -





And heres part of the game room and living room -





The game room begins on the other side of those bars.

lenozhka

I would definitely continue with the orange color - the bars are not enough to visually separate your living room from the game room, so the space still "reads" like one area.

If you paint your game room a different color, the overall look will get way too jumpy and circus-ey, when viewed from the first floor, because you already have 3 drastically different colors going on there.

So I would just use the same orange (with deep gray accents in the decor). To me, it's a perfect color for a game room - it's fun and has a punch

Hope this helps,
Yelena

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granite-girl

I think you should try to keep it all more the same color. I don't mean to be rude, but it kinda looks awkward that you have the bottom half of one wall painted white or light & then the top painted orange, I actually thought it was wood.

I think if you don't have a natural break - like a corner, than it should be the same color

Good Luck

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jessytsmith

I have a suggestion. I recently added wall decals to my place and it filled in a lot of the blank space. depending on the color you can chose your wall decals or even have them custom made.

Just a thought.

hadiya

My option is as per your living room the pinkish seems looks good. Go with pinkish or any other lite color, so that it gives a better rich look.

StorageShedSmart

I would try to match the green that you feature in your (what looks like) dining room, or choose a rich emerald green. First of all because I love the color green, but secondly because the game room when viewed from the angle of the second picture will look like a continuation of the dining room. It would make the living room/gaming room seem less awkward and the dining room look more open.

peterson

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ChrisVanities

I think the gamesroom would look nice in a darkish blue color, but then you will have to paint the green room in a white or off-white color. This will accentuate the gamesroom and it will look "fun and funky" in contrast with the warmer pink and orange walls.

Hope this will help you

Chris

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wengay

I think you must continue with that orange color. Do not add different color, it would look bad. Just add a color white serve as accent on that orange color. Good luck.

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