Master Bedroom paint calculator
Master bedrooms run larger than secondary bedrooms — typically 16 × 14 ft with 9-ft ceilings, two doors (entry + closet or bathroom), and two windows. Walls work out to ~510 sq ft, so plan for ~1.5 gallons for one coat or 3 for two coats.
Estimates round up to the nearest quart and are based on Kompozit's published coverage. Buy slightly more for touch-ups and color changes.
Recommended finish: eggshell
How much paint for a master bedroom?
For a typical 16 × 14 ft master with 9-ft ceilings: 2 gallons for one coat, 3–4 gallons for two coats. Add a quart of trim paint for the door and window casing if you're changing trim color too.
Accent wall math
A single accent wall is usually 14 ft long × 9 ft tall = 126 sq ft. That's less than half a gallon — a single quart of accent color is plenty.
FAQ
Not required. The master usually wants a calmer color (deeper blues, sages, off-whites); the ensuite often goes lighter to maximize the small space. Continuity is fine if you want it, but most designers separate them.