The ‘nurturing’ bedroom color scheme of Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds perfectly captures this enduring fashion trend.

 

The pair chose to use a trendy design approach from 2024, and this color is more than just eye-candy.

We already think highly of Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds’ upstate New York mansion; now, we have even more cause to be thrilled about their guestroom.

The room in question is a tranquil haven with walls painted a brilliant yellow color that contrasts with traditional artwork and soft furnishings with orange tones. Taking inspiration from the ‘Cozy Girl’ aesthetic that is now sweeping social media, the overall design is appropriate.

Although classifying some designs as “bedroom trends” might be challenging because it suggests that the style’s popularity may fluctuate, this trend is only expected to gain traction as we go closer to 2024.

The Cozy Girl aesthetic is all about creating spaces in your house that physically reassure, nourish, and protect you. But this trend goes beyond lattes and cinnamon candles, as Tash Bradley, director of interior design and color psychologist at Lick, says.

A warm autumnal color scheme of earthy beiges, comforting reds, burnt oranges, and grounding neutrals is embraced by the Cozy Girl aesthetic. Selecting hues with a warm yellow or red undertone as opposed to blue or grey is crucial, the expert advises. This obviously indicates that Blake and Ryan are up to date.

Furthermore, other paint selections also contribute to this aesthetic. You really can’t have too many blankets, cushions, and pillows, as Tash says, and layering a ton of fabrics and textiles is another essential component of a Cozy Girl house.

As previously stated, it makes sense that we would want to approach design fads cautiously, yet the advantages of this style imply that it is much more than a passing fad. The hygge movement, which translates to “the art of creating intimacy,” is closely related to the Cozy Girl aesthetic. Hygge is a Danish word that means coziness.

“Considerate layered lighting, adorning your home with hues that envelop and warm you, and spending evenings in your coziest pajamas by the fireplace with the people you feel most at ease with,” she advises.

Apart from these advantages, Amerisleep certified sleep coach Geoff McKinnen says that this color might also help in improving our quality of sleep.

“Muted tones of yellow mimic sunlight, so they create a peaceful atmosphere,” he says. “The color promotes tranquility and reduces strеss, allowing you to sleep soundly.”

These are the necessities we’re picking up below for a Blake and Ryan-inspired ensemble.