Colors That Go Together
Not sure what colors to pair together? Our expert guides show you the perfect color combinations for any room, with real examples and designer tips.
Colors That Go With Navy Blue
Navy blue is a timeless, sophisticated color that works in both traditional and contemporary spaces. It pairs beautifull...
View 6 perfect pairings →Colors That Go With Gray
Gray is the ultimate neutral, working with virtually any color. The key is matching undertones—warm grays with warm colo...
View 6 perfect pairings →Colors That Go With White
White is the most versatile color, serving as both a backdrop and an accent. The key is choosing the right undertone for...
View 6 perfect pairings →Colors That Go With Beige
Beige is a warm neutral that creates cozy, inviting spaces. It pairs beautifully with other earth tones, warm metals, an...
View 6 perfect pairings →Colors That Go With Sage Green
Sage green is a soft, muted green that brings nature indoors. It's calming, versatile, and works in virtually any room....
View 6 perfect pairings →Colors That Go With Black
Black is bold, dramatic, and surprisingly versatile. It adds depth and sophistication when used thoughtfully....
View 6 perfect pairings →Colors That Go With Pink
Pink has evolved from purely feminine to a sophisticated design element. From soft blush to bold magenta, there's a pink...
View 6 perfect pairings →Colors That Go With Green
Green is nature's neutral—it works with virtually any color because our eyes see more shades of green than any other col...
View 6 perfect pairings →Colors That Go With Terracotta
Terracotta is an earthy, warm color that brings Mediterranean and desert vibes to any space. It's having a major moment ...
View 6 perfect pairings →Colors That Go With Blue
Blue is one of the most versatile colors in design. From soft sky blues to deep indigos, blue creates calming, sophistic...
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Try the Visualizer FreeHow to Choose Color Combinations
Start with Your Inspiration
Look at rooms you love, whether in magazines, Pinterest, or real life. Notice which colors appear together and how they're balanced. This will help you identify color combinations that appeal to your personal style.
Follow the 60-30-10 Rule
A well-balanced room typically uses 60% of a dominant color (usually walls), 30% of a secondary color (furniture, textiles), and 10% of an accent color (accessories, art). This creates visual harmony while keeping things interesting.
Consider Your Fixed Elements
Before choosing paint colors, look at what you can't change: flooring, countertops, fireplaces, and large furniture pieces. Your color palette should complement these fixed elements.
Test Before You Commit
Colors look different in different lighting and spaces. Always test paint samples on your actual walls, and look at them at different times of day. Even better, use our AI Visualizer to see colors in your room before buying.
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