After 4 years of getting an accent wall in his bed room, seven-year-old Anton all of the sudden revealed…

…that he was petrified of the birds. “Their beaks look too sharp at evening!” he stated. Possibly that’s why he scampers off to Toby’s mattress each evening? So, we determined that the wallpaper had had a great run, however now we might take away it and as a substitute he might select between three bed room paint colours:

First, he favored Benjamin Moore’s Peach Parfait, a delicate peach that looks like a creamsicle. The catch: Will it really feel too much like our pink bed room?

Clare’s Chill is a soothing barely-there grey with a inexperienced undertone — and Anton likes that it’s much like his good friend’s bed room. The catch: Will grey look too stark within the winter?

Benjamin Moore’s Chantilly Lace is the proper not-too-blue, not-too-yellow white we’ve utilized in the remainder of our condominium. The catch: Will it truly make the room really feel darker? Designer Emily Henderson warns that white paint could make small rooms that don’t get a lot pure mild really feel “lifeless” and “flat.”

Please advise: Which shade do you suppose would work finest? Which would you select? Thanks to your enter — we’ll paint this week after which share the outcomes!

P.S. Our Brooklyn house tour, and selecting our personal bed room’s paint shade (right here’s the ultimate).

(Prime picture by Alpha Smoot for Cup of Jo. White lobby by Juniper Dwelling.)