Rust-Oleum Blue Kitchen Cupboard Watercolour Paint in Matt Finish - Evening Blue 750ml

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You can also add a fair amount of each color while keeping them separate. For a bright child’s bedroom, paint the top half of the walls cool white and the bottom half navy. Choose a lively light green for the quilt. To tie into the walls, add a couple of navy accent pillows to the bed. 7. Cardinal Red and Navy For a lighter palette that still includes navy, choose taupe living room furniture for a room with white walls. Include a navy and white striped rug. Depending on your tastes, you can also add striped accent pillows or go with solid navy. Taupe is a neutral and navy is close to being one, so don’t be afraid to experiment with this combination! 26. Maroon and Navy Blue has been trending as one of the top choices for cabinet colors for half a decade. In fact, blue is the most popular cabinet color after white! Shades of blue coordinate with any neutral, while offering a unique splash of color. From modern farmhouse to mid-century modern, there’s a perfect pigment for every aesthetic.

Pivot your samples to the left and right to see how they catch the light. Doing this will show you how SHEEN plays with your room’s natural and artificial light.

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A subtle mid tone blue paint color, a blue that can be used like a neutral due to it’s grey undertones. Gentleman’s gray is really an odd name for this color because it’s not nearly as gray as it is a deep teal. However, the gentleman’s bit is right on key – this would be gorgeous in a study, library, or man cave paired with masculine accessories. You also can use a turquoise and white pattern and pair it with navy. Patterned wallpapers will add a modern twist to just about any space. If you have a wall with a turquoise and white pattern, it will go beautifully with navy couches and chairs. If you’d rather avoid wallpaper, go with an abstract painting with a good bit of turquoise. To tie in the colors a little better, add a couple of turquoise accent pillows. 15. Medium Brown and Navy

But, if opting for a lighter blue, these issues become less apparent. A light blue kitchen cabinet or island can set a cool but cheerful tone for the right space. What Colors and Finishes Look Best With Blue Cabinets? Icy is a very blue color with gray undertones. It is close to a sky blue color and one of the truest blues on this list. Pair it with creamy colors instead of whites or grays to keep it from looking too blue.

Navy looks great with various shades of green, but sage’s silvery cast makes it an especially great choice. Sage is an especially trendy color in the design world right now, and it’s often seen as a wall color. And since it’s soothing and cool, it’s right at home in a bedroom. You can create an earthy yet elegant interior here with a navy bedspread and a few other navy accents. You might find that this palette needs an accent color. Green is a good choice; it’s still a cool color, but it adds a few much-needed bursts of color. Actual green plants, green wall hangings, or even pieces of antique green glass are all good choices. Don’t be afraid to play around with different accent colors to see which one suits you! 3. Cool White and Navy

It's time to make your cupboards and tiles stand out. Find the perfect tile and cupboard paint at Homebase.A fresh coat ofkitchen unit paintcan work wonders for revitalising and brightening up your kitchen and living space. You can find greatkitchen cupboard paint colours at Homebase, from glossy sheens to wood-effect paints. BIG THANK YOU to all my Online Color Consulting clients for sending in their photos – you make my colorful little world go round! You want to make sure you have test spots near anything that is not changing, such as trim, carpet or flooring, or cabinets.An inky blue paint color that is a bit of a chameleon, it can range from a bold saturated blue to a dark navy blue depending on the light. Decorating with metallics can be a lot of fun, and decorating with copper and navy is especially so. Both shades have become especially popular in recent years: navy as a wall color and copper for a range of accessories like hammered copper tables. Both navy and copper have a vintage appeal, so they do especially well if you’re designing a space with a retro vibe.