Color Design Ideas

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.

Go to the dark side—it's super chic and bold!

You can't ever go wrong with this color scheme.

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