Home Staging

Absolutely not! My bedroom is purple and peach, my brother’s is turquoise, my sister’s is forest green, my mum’s is straight white, and the foyer/parlour areas are light & dark blue. We’re a rainbow house, lol.
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Ah, you see the same thing entered my mind too.

We are still choosing the colours for our rooms and while i want each room to be distinctive, i don’t want it to look like a packet of skittles…

I think that it isn’t so much the colours that your use, but the scheme.

You have to have the same scheme throughout your house to make it more professional.

So if you wanted it to be traditional country, every room would have to be traditional country – you couldn’t have one room traditional country and the next ultra modern.

I am going for a natural modern scheme – so clean lines but lots of wood. My palette ranges from neutrals to reds, greys, browns, orange and yellow.

That said, bedroom are quite personal so i’d probably let the person sleeping there have whatever colour they wanted.
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It depends on whether or not the bedrooms have direct exposure to other community rooms in the house. If they are on another level, that’s fine – but if they are off a hallway that leads to a family room and each one is completely different then I would keep the doors shut when company is coming.

I tend to do color charts for people who are redecorating their homes or making big changes. Get several paint chips from the store – pick out your favorites that will be throughout the main parts of the home. Then pick a other complimentary colors that work well with the main color. That way your home doesn’t look chopped up – it flows. There are many shades of each color – it’s pretty easy to find a green (for example) that goes with your other main color. Olive might work well with one palate while forest might look good with another.
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Saya home sick bundo, gak bisa jauh dr bekasi :'( RT