10. Mustard and Dark Yellow Interior

Not all yellow is bright and sunny. If you prefer a darker outlook, why not consider muted or darker shades of yellow? Think mustard, butterscotch, flaxen, or marigold. These colors are darker with undertones of orange, red, and brown. They can also be relatively muted, with their vibrancy turned way down.

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These darker colors look beautiful with a bohemian design. You could even use some darker shades for Asian interior design. You can pair your darker shades of yellow with a wide variety of colors, including red, orange, teal, blue, and brown. The decor theme will influence the colors you choose. Be careful not to use too many neutrals with your darker yellow shade as they can make your room look muddy, monochromatic, and bland.

11. Yellow Bedroom Ideas for Teens

The right shade of yellow can balance your teen’s room between youth and adulthood. Your teen is growing up and wants a more mature room that reflects their current style and taste. However, you know they’re still growing and developing who they are. Let yellow be the color to soften this transition.

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You could pair the yellow with their favorite color or go bold with a bright yellow accent wall. You could also create a soft feminine appeal with pale yellow and pastel floral fabrics. Create a unique look by pairing a rich teal with your yellow. Then accent the room with gold hardware.

For an edgy design, you could pick a vibrant yellow and pair it with black and white. Use more black than white by choosing black furniture and fixtures.