Color Ideas for Walls and Decor

Neutrals sometimes get a bad reputation for being too safe or too blah. But in interiors, that lack of edge can actually be a good thing.

Did you know that there's actually scientific evidence supporting the idea that certain colors look good together?

Black and white kitchens will never go out of style.

See you later, stainless steel!

The fiery hue has met its match.

You'll want to incorporate all of these in your home.

Because life is too short for gray sofas.

The stars are aligned for creating a bold, colorful space.

According to designers.

Light pink never looked so grown up.

Step aside, Barbiecore pink: There’s a new red-hot hue in town.

Everything you need to know about this color that's making a comeback.

Go green! You won't regret it.

Burgundy is a versatile color to incorporate in your home.

Get inspired by these bright ideas.

Bring this verdant hue into your home.

And I’m dying to try it in my living room.

More than just about any other bedroom paint color, blue is totally apropos for a sleeping space. Unwinding at the end of a busy day is easier when your bedroom is soothing and resort-like, and incorporating shades of blue into your sleeping area is one way to create an automatically calming atmosphere.

This color marks the 25th year of the Color of the Year program!

This just might be your favorite new shade of green.

There are myriad ways to decorate with this popular color, whether you love Scandinavian design or consider yourself a maximalist.

It’s an affordable way to make a big change.

It's a delicate balance between having it come off interesting and sophisticated in a room rather than over-the-top and shocking.

You can make this color even more calming or amp up the glam.

Blue is a favorite wall color choice, and for good reason. It’s often an unobtrusive color that blends into the background and offers a hint of calm and serenity. But blue isn’t always used as just a whisper of a color. Take a look at how some of our recent house tours showcase blue in their rooms, in ways that range from a peaceful hue to a confident statement. Top Row: 1. Cory’s Former Factory Loft in Berlin exhibits the beautiful payoff of not being shy with color. 2.

It’s probably not a surprise that color changes the look of a room. But perhaps even more importantly, it can change the feel of a room. In this post, find a series of GIFS that take this lovely white-walled room from one of our tours and adds different wall colors into the mix. You’ll be able to see the visual effects of adding cool, warm, dark and more hues on the overall look and feel of the space.

That's right — this color has life beyond your childhood bedroom.

Go ahead and get your gray on!

If you want to warm up your space, there's no better way than incorporating the color brown.

If you’re looking for a color to boost your positivity and creative energy, this could be the shade for you.

This is ultra-pleasing to the eye.

It's anything but boring.

We're still team gray, at least when it comes to the kitchen.

Fashion for your walls!

Hint: it’s a common favorite color.

Just don’t call it yellow.

It’s the perfect colorful “neutral.”

Maximalism for color lovers on a budget.

None of them are stark or sterile, and each acts as a perfect base for layering collections and textures.

You don’t need big changes for big impact.

Because yes, there’s actually SO much overlap between fashion and decor.

Takeaway number one: Paint both the walls and ceiling blue.

And what I wish I’d gotten instead.

It has over 10 million views on TikTok.

These 27 gorgeous kitchens show off pink in different ways, and they just may inspire you to pick up a paint brush.

Here’s why.

For every room of the house!

Steer clear of red walls in the dining room.

Mint is a mood!

Drinking glasses may be a standard item in any kitchen, but add some color and personality, and you'll make something so commonplace a true household treat.

Here's how to make this bold, cheerful color work for you.