Color Ideas for Walls and Decor

You may be looking to add more personality to your rental. Or you have a neutral palette that needs excitement. Whatever your reason for wanting to add color to your bathroom, do it in a clever and creative way. Here are six ideas to inspire you. (Shown above:) Colorful accessories like towels and containers boost the boldness of a neutral bathroom. As seen in Victoria & Cass’ Cozy Work-In-Progress Home. Embrace existing bathroom fixtures in bold colors (or paint them).

The color experts just dropped 315 new hues—no big deal.

Embrace the possibility of the unexpected.

You'll never look at Pepto Bismol the same again.

There's a tool that generates your name's unique color combination.

Need some drama in your home? Glamorize your bathroom with black walls and accents. We love the intimacy created by these black-painted walls in small bathrooms.INSPIRATION ROOMS:1. Alex’s Granny Chic House Tour2. Black Bathroom in a Tiny Vintage Los Angeles Apartment from Houzz3. Chic Black Bathroom from Canadian House and Home4. On Trend in Europe: Gray & Black for the Bath5. Jenna Lyons’ Brooklyn brownstone via House to HomePAINT COLORS TO GET THIS LOOK:1.

Keep things light.

Move over, white and beige!

Goodbye gray, hello pink and orange.

Q #1: My husband and I recently purchased a home built in the late ’70s. We are slowly updating the interior and we aren’t sure whether or not to paint the brick fireplace white in order to give the original red brick a facelift? I feel like the current trend is to paint everything white, so I don’t want to paint over the original brick only to regret it later if the “paint it white” fad goes away in a few years.

Of all the elements in a designer's toolbox, nothing wields quite as much power as a strong combination of colors.

You won't be able to unsee this.

Can you guess which one it is?

Let's dive into each kitchen trend that Pantone's color experts brought to our attention.

And here's how to make it modern for 2020.

There may be nothing more daring than painting your walls black. I was surprised to find such a wide variety of blacks, from deep dark greys to blue toned blacks. Painting your walls such a deep hue works especially well in sun-filled rooms where the black can reflect beautiful light. It can also turn a room very masculine, so it works best balanced with textural and more feminine details. Here are some shades to get you inspired! INSPIRATION ROOMS: 1. Poppytalk 2. HomeLife 3. The Everygirl 4.

The color might have the reputation of being gloomy and moody, but when done right it's anything but depressing.

The bedroom is the most private room in the home and it’s a room just for you to enjoy. Even if you shy away from paint elsewhere, feel free to express yourself in your bedroom with color and create your perfect sanctuary. Not sure which direction to go? Here are 15 beautiful bedrooms to inspire you – complete with paint colors in case you find something you love. Like this post?

Welcome winter with a prismatic pop.

It immediately adds personality to the space.

Because seeing a swatch just isn't enough!

Here's what the maker platform is betting will be big in January and beyond.

Think of it as Millennial Pink’s cooler older sister.

Let's look back at the colors that defined years' past.

Classic Blue may be the easiest ever Pantone color for decorating your home.

We think you're going to like it.

Seeing red? Us too.

Yes, brown is back. Seriously.

Ditch white walls in favor of one of these cheery options.

The pros weigh in.

The announced hue “reflects a new definition of home” that revolves around flexibility and inclusivity while being “fresh” and “playful.”

And other 2020 color trend predictions.

The paint company just debuted twelve hues for the coming year, in case you'd like one for each month of 2020.

As we prepare to enter a new decade, one paint brand is looking back to a century another. Today, Sherwin-Williams announced its 2020 Color of the Year, and it's a shade that's inspired by Art Deco and the roaring '20s, as well as nature. Any guesses?

Don’t hold your breath for Glidden’s color of the year: The popular paint brand has announced its decision to opt out of choosing a 2020 hue. While many consumers look to the annual practice for design inspiration (choosing a paint color can get pretty stressful), folks shouldn’t to worry because Glidden’s decision stems from a desire to better prioritize the decorative needs of DIYers who are anxious to get going on their last home makeover projects.