Tetradic

This tetradic scheme is the richest of colour schemes, it combines 4 colours on the colour wheel. Though it is hard to harmonize, if all colours are used in equal amounts the scheme may look unbalanced. So you should choose one colour to be more dominant, in this case it would be purple.

This image utlizes the use of:

Rhythm in pattern: with the floral pattern within the duvet cover then a floral pattern print on the canvas.

Line: the diagonal lines on the ceiling create a sense of interest within the room and the horizontal lines in the drapes and on the duvet cover.
Harmony in colour: pulling all the pieces of colour together to create a beautiful colour scheme.

Next:

Sound out your colour wheel and choose the four colours you wish to use, in this case we are using Yellow-orange, green,blue-purple and Red. 

However we wil be using a tint of red that looks more pink for this scheme. 

Now pick your colour pallet!

Remember to take this along with you when purchasing your furniture.

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A deep purple for your wall and ceiling colour from Resene. If you think this is a little to dark for your taste then maybe think about going for a purple thats a little lighter.

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This pink chandelier would be perfect for a child or teenagers bedroom. As you can tell it is not identical to the one in the picture however, it works in well with the colour scheme and looks absolutely  stunning.

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These horizontal lined pink-red and orange drapes work well into the design. This fabric is from James Dunlop. Get this here.

This green patterned fabric would look fantastic on a chair so find a arm chair to your liking and upholster it!
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And lastly a few fun cushions to finish off the look!

A plain orange cushion, grab a few.

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A funky patterned cushion! The pattern is quite similar to the one on the roof.
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Have fun!