How do I achieve a more springtime look to my oriental-themed guest room?

The room is now decorated with dark wood, chinese red paintings of peonies and lilies (which I don't want to change) and a carmel-colored suede comforter. I'd like to chage the comforter to something more light-weight and springy looking, but I don't know what I can put with the dark wood and the red paintings to achieve something that stays true to the character of the room but doesn't look so fall/winter-y. What would you suggest?

How do I achieve a more springtime look to my oriental-themed guest room?
I'm thinkiing gold or pearl metallics that stay in the "character" of an Asian theme.





something like these:





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http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/product....





Maybe hand a kimono on the wall? Use a bamboo rod as the hanger...
Reply:I think a comforter in the pink family and then put cherry tree blossoms in a red vase and put that on night stand.
Reply:Pale greens and some light, but not very pale, pink with cream colors may work.
Reply:Something with a light background and a delicate floral print sounds right. Here's a website that features a good selection of Asian and floral patterns:





http://elegantlinenspc.com
Reply:I'd use a white background (better for the black cat to shed on, at my house) and a multi-colored floral, with red basenotes, lots of red flowers, maybe.
Reply:Change the comforter...change it to red (in a lighter hue) or off white...
Reply:browse this site, might help with ideas


http://mariesmanor.hotusa.org/Eastern/Or...
Reply:you may want to try something in the cream color scale or off white, also the same for window treat ments,take a picture of your room and go to your local bed and bath,the sales people will help you match up what works.
Reply:id go with pale sage like greens and creamy yellows.