I was about 12 when I got my own room. Previously I shared a room with my mother as she was widowed. I chose the wall colours, aqua, a brownish colour and two burnt orange walls. Sounds dreadful but the colours were more subtle than they sound. I had an aqua chenille bedspread and and blue and white see through curtains that blew in the breeze. Out of my window I could see an orchard of plum trees. On the floor was a patterned carpet with a rim of polished floorboards (only the edges polished). A bookshelf, a desk, a wardrobe, a dressing table and my grandmother’s sandalwood glory box furnished the room. Love this post as it brought back memories of the 1960s for me.

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Personally I would avoid trying to make the room too dark. If your going black on the ceiling & grey on the carpet I would stick to mid to light grey walls & probably continue that onto the bulkhead so it flows up nicely into the star ceiling. Again with the roller blinds I would try & match it to the wall colour. This way it lets the star ceiling, comfy couch & the big screen be the heroes of the room which is why we create a dedicated theatre room in the first place!!! I'm completely jealous of your star ceiling plans... That exact same theatre room design is my dream! What are your other plans for the room? Dry Bar? Dvd storage?

In hindsight, it would have been better to recess the cabinet into the wall. Then you could have some side lighting that wills stick out past the cabinet and give you lighting so the missus can do her thing and you can shave and see everything. I agree with previous comments about pendant lighting. Possibly look at a pair of lights over the top of the cabinet pointing down coming out of the wall. I attached some pics with ideas. Otherwise a row of led downlights above the cabinet would also look nice.