Decorating our homes with bold and bright colours can sometimes be a little intimidating without a guide. Our guide looks at how you can use different colours in your home. Plus, we also look at various applications and what they might look good with.
Furthermore, this guide will look at fantastic colour combinations so that you can decorate your home with your favourite colours.
Red is a powerful colour that can be extremely eye-catching. Red can look fantastic on a front door, furniture or as a bold colour on a wallpaper. Do not be afraid to use this vibrant colour. Furthermore, using a deeper shade of Red can be a better choice over a bright version.
Wine
Maroon
Cranberry
Featured Walls
Furniture
Decorating Extras
Navy Blue
Gold
White
For years now grey has become a popular colour choice for most interiors. Grey can work great with most colour choices in the home. Grey used in your home can add a calming touch to your home. It’s especially good with neutral colours and furniture. The colour grey continues to grow, becoming more and more popular every year for homeowners.
Smoke grey
Slate
Granite
Wooden finishes
Furniture in neutral colours
Relaxing walls
Mustard
White
Rose
The colour green is an organic colour for the outdoors. It looks impressive with natural wood grain, light shades of sage and mint. These range of colours work well with cottage and country styles homes with classic interiors.
Sage
Mint
Pine
Featured wall colour
Furniture
Nature and plants
Black
Grey
Teal
You can implement yellow better in small quantities. Over recent years mustard yellow has become a popular colour choice. It is used a lot for modern styles homes with soft velvets.
Lemon
Yellow Zinc
Mustard
Patterns and Textiles
Furniture
Accent wall colours
Navy Blue
Cranberry
Concrete
Blue is one of the most popular colour choices. Without a doubt, you will find the colour blue in almost every home. You can choose to go dark blue for cosiness or keep things nice and bright and light with a more neutral blue. There can be some shades that will not go well with blue, so it is crucial to choose a colour that pairs well with blue. Depending on what type or shade of blue you pick will depend on how different your wall colour will look.
Teal
Navy
Duck Egg
Featured wall colours
Furniture
Textiles and Patterns
Baby Pink
Mustard
Gold
