Use Darker Tones Of Blue And Grey Start out with a dark grey or blue wall color, and then try out a dark grey couch with blue accent pillows. You can also incorporate different colors within the room to add some color if needed. This traditionally styled living room is cute and classic!

“Opt for soft shades like slate and dove grey, or pale blue and dark denim. They’re understated, with a down to earth feel. Mix it up with a grey armchair or navy sofa, but the key with this look is to keep things unfussy and understated,” says Lucy.

Choose browner shades for your walls, such as a beige or tan and match them with similarly toned accessories for a more Scandi style look. You can also achieve this look with white walls to match your grey sofa, pairing this with neutral toned cushions and throws, or bright shades for a pop of colour.

1. Go dark on the walls and light on the floors. (Image credit: Rachel Manns)
2. Create a cozy cohesive look.
3. Pair sky blue with charcoal grey.
4. Create an elegant look with light grey and jewel tones.
5. Go for a laid back beachy vibe.
6. Warm up grey and blue with wooden accents.
7. Pick grey and blue furniture.
8. Paint a mural.

Calm and soothing light gray-blue are whispering and romantic. The quiet blue color tone Bleached Coral reminds of blue skies, white sails, calm water, and morning fog. Inspired by nature, the light blue color works well with warm pinks, purple, red colors, and harmoniously mix with orange shades, and golden colors.

Cream and gray is a modern combination used to create a scheme that is soothing and gender neutral. When balanced correctly, the two hues work well in almost any room of the house and can be integrated in different ways to accommodate the room’s functionality.

1. First of all, let me assure you that it’s very hard to go wrong with a white/cream/gray color scheme. But if you make sure your whites tend toward softer, warmer varieties (cream, beige, off-whites), you’ll do just fine.

Let’s also assume that you are using equal portions of grey and cream. This means that the end paint will have about 3/4 white, 1/4 black, and a little yellow and red (both, usually warm colors). So, you’ll get a paler, slightly warmer shade of grey, if you set it up as I’ve outlined.

Adding white to a color makes a tint of that color. Typically that means the tinted color is a paler version of the original. So adding white to grey makes a paler grey.

What is another word for color?

color

• cast,
• hue,
• shade,
• tincture,
• tinge,
• tint,
• tone.

In color theory, a tint is a mixture of a color with white, which increases lightness, while a shade is a mixture with black, which increases darkness. When we mix colorants, such as the pigments in paint mixtures, a color is produced which is always darker and lower in chroma, or saturation, than the parent colors.

Words that Embrace Color

• Ablaze – Radiant with bright color.
• Beaming – Bright; shining.
• Bold – Bright; vivid.
• Bright – Brilliant in color.
• Brilliant – Vivid; intense.
• Colorful – Full of vivid colors.
• Dappled – Having a spotted surface.
• Deep – Dark; rich.

Here are some adjectives for rainbow: magnificent lunar, colored, lunar, small wavy, last diffuse, narrow, silvery, beautiful lunar, black, alien, subtle sartorial, extraordinary circular, thick but tiny, immense multicolored, dim secondary, fainter, secondary, particular bloody, improbable luminous, big pumped-up.