What to do with paint colors...?

So, I'm working on painting my bedroom, it is a small room and I'm not sure where to place the accent color I've chosen. Out of the two longer walls, one contains two windows and the other the closet. One of the shorter walls has one window and the other simply the bedroom door. I've decided to go with white and a light purple/pink color as the accent. I don't want to make the room look any smaller, so I'm not sure which walls to paint which color...any suggestions?What to do with paint colors...?
Paint the longer walls darker and the shorter walls the lighter color. We did this with our bedroom and it made a huge difference....it looked so much bigger when we were done.What to do with paint colors...?
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I would use your accent colour on the wall with the windows, then you are not losing reflected light.