Boys Bedroom Colours. Modern teens are more sophisticated when it comes to design. Neutral colors such as beige and grey—or even bright shades of red and orange—can be used to create a space your young man will love, and one he can grow into for years.

Chalky-gray paint — originally created to refurbish the old limewash at Hardwick Hall in England — is a timeless backdrop to the sophisticated furnishings in this Lake Geneva bedroom designed by Turner Pocock. By the time kids are teenagers, they usually know what colors and style of decorating they like. Easily create the mood you want for your room with Behr's newest color tool.

For a calming look, choose soft, toning shades; for a bolder scheme, pick out primaries or shocking contrasts.

Pink & Turquoise The soft black paint color in this bedroom makes it feel special and intimate in ways you'd never be able to achieve with a lighter hue.

Off-white looks très chic in fur and satin. Gone are the days of gaudy paint colors, glow-in-the-dark stars and cheesy posters that tear easily and leave tape residue all over your walls. Pair this rich color with neutrals or white to keep your bedroom from feeling overwhelming or dark.