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Typically the chair rail should be the same color all the way around the room…
While it is a common design practice to paint chair rails the same color throughout a room for consistency and cohesion, there is no strict rule that mandates the chair rail must be the same color for the entire room. In your case, where you have already painted an accent wall in a darker color with a lighter shade for the chair rail and white walls, you have introduced a color scheme with visual interest.
Having the chair rail in a darker shade than the rest of the room can create a striking contrast, emphasizing the chair rail as a distinct design element. This approach can help to define different areas within the room and draw the eye to specific features, such as the accent wall. It adds depth and dimension to the space.
However, keep in mind that the dark chair rail might visually divide the room horizontally, making the space feel smaller. To counteract this effect, you can incorporate elements that tie the colors together, such as complementary decor, textiles, or artwork. By doing so, you can create a harmonious overall look while still making the chair rail stand out.