There were times when the world around us was largely draped in beige. With the bright colors and floral patterns of the 80?s fading away, 90?s saw beige take over in homes across the world. In a world where straight lines, austerity and simplicity held fort, it was indeed the perfect color. Beige felt impersonal and therein laid its true magic. But that was a trend which soon took backseat with beige being perceived as boring and far too stoic. Then came the overwhelming wave of gray and today gray stills sits at the top of the ?hottest neutrals? chart. But beige seems to have found wings again!View of distant waves from the beach style bedroom in beige [From: Evergreen Building Systems]Those who discard and dismiss beige entirely do so without understanding its full potential. It is a color that gives you plenty of flexibility both in terms of style and design. You need not worry about accent hues that might not fit in with its overall presence as beige is welcoming as a smart backdrop. Today, we take a look at bedrooms in beige and how you can work with this color without creating an atmosphere that feels mundane and uninspiring.Adapt a Modern StyleIt is easy to believe that only gray can bring modernity to the room as a neutral hue because we are all so very caught up in the trends that surround us. But beige can create an equally beautiful, breezy and amazing modern bedroom where you have even greater design flexibility. The many shades of beige vary in tints from thos...