Living room
Warm layers for everyday gathering, reading, and unwinding.
Color ideas for real rooms
Color palettes that make a room feel like yours
Start with a palette, then see how warm neutrals, grounded greens, and soft accents can shape the feeling of your space.
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Choose a room
Color palettes by room
Every room asks for a different balance of light, texture, and contrast. Begin with the room you are ready to refresh.
Bedroom
Soft, restful tones that help the room settle at night.
Kitchen
Fresh, welcoming combinations for cooking and sharing.
Bathroom
Calm, spa-like colors with a little natural contrast.
Small spaces
Light-reflecting colors that make compact rooms work harder.
Dining room
Grounded hues that make meals feel more memorable.
Find a feeling
Explore by color
Use color as your starting point, whether you want a room that feels brighter, calmer, warmer, or more playful.
Warm neutrals
#E9D5C4Cream, clay, and wood create a welcoming base.
Terracotta
#BD7956A sun-baked accent for rooms with character.
Sage green
#71806EA quiet botanical note that brings the outside in.
Deep brown
#45382ERich grounding tones for a cocooning atmosphere.
Make it yours
Try this palette See your room in a new color story
Upload a photo and explore a palette that respects the light, layout, and details already in your home.
Match your style
Palettes by interior style
From Japandi calm to a more expressive bohemian mix, find colors that fit the way you want to live.
Warm modern
Japandi
Scandinavian
Bohemian
Coastal
A simple starting point
How to use a palette
A palette is a flexible guide, not a rulebook. Use it to make confident choices while keeping your room personal.
- 01
Choose a base color
Start with the largest surfaces: walls, floor, and the main pieces of furniture.
- 02
Add a supporting tone
Repeat one quieter color through textiles, storage, or a smaller piece.
- 03
Bring in an accent
Use one expressive shade in art, lighting, or accessories for a little energy.
- 04
Check it in your light
Your room changes through the day. Sample colors beside a window before committing.
Ready to find your room’s colors?
Turn inspiration into a direction you can actually use.