What’s the best place to relax? Beach, woods…no, there is no other place like home!
So when you come home you need to be sure it’s a relaxation oasis for you and your senses.
But creating a calming space is not only having comfortable furniture and a quiet place, it’s more than that!
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If you have chosen some vivid, bold and sharp colors for your wall, it won’t help much with lowering the stress.
That’s why we have selected 12 calming paint color ideas to help with anxiety and nervousness.
1. Create a Calming Atmosphere with Light Blue and Pale Green
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Can you feel the serenity of this living room? Light blue and pale green can match together very well.
Even if you add some bold colors as an accent like the ottoman here, it’s still very calming room.
2. Transform Your Room into a Cozy Oasis with Beige
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Beige color is recognized as a cozy and welcoming color. All the soft shades of brown can work really well.
Add some neutrally colored pillows and furniture and you’ll have a place to sit and relax all day long. Reading nooks could be your escape from real world.
3. Elevate Your Home with Mauve
Mauve color is very soothing. It’s a soft mix of gray and purple.
Not too purple, not too gray – just right!
It’s a perfect color for dining room or living room.
4. Be Bold with Deep Blue
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Some people consider blue as too vibrant to be calming, but if you choose the right shade, it could work, as in the example above.
On the other side blue paint color is one of the most popular colors for this year, so you can add a trendy touch to your walls or kitchen cabinets.
5. Make a statement with Coral and Contrasting Accents
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If you like more feminine colors like pink, opt for coral paint color.
You can combine it with cooler tones or insert black accents. It also goes well with orange,red and yellow.
6. Create a Calm Environment with Blue and Gray
This cloudy shade creates very soothing atmosphere. It’s very light and could really lower your stress level.
You won’t get your eyes tired even if you stare at wall for hours.
7. Choose the Perfect Shade of Purple for Your Child’s Bedroom
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Choose purple with gray undertones so it doesn’t look so bold and vibrant.
Nursery room could be a great place to experiment with lilac.
8. Breathe Life Into Your Home with Gray
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If you think gray is boring, think again! Despite the fact it is one of the most neutral colors it could be well matched with almost any other color.
You can choose gray with brown undertones so that it’s not so cold looking.
Perfect color for if you would like to achieve a state of tranquility.
9. Neutralize Your Home Decor with Sage Green
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According to Pinterest this is the new neutral color everyone is obsessed with. It’s not a surprise people are looking for soothing colors like this one.
Searches for soft, serene green are exploding and this is the color that everyone is looking for – desaturated, grayed out and almost chalk-like, or matte, in finish.
10. Give Your Kitchen a Modern Look with White
Pure or snow white could be too bright for your eyes and will get you tired if you have to stay in the kitchen for longer periods.
The solution is to get cream white or antique white kitchen cabinets so that you will soften the reflecting light.
11. Beautify Your Walls with Misty Gray
Misty gray by Sherwin Williams is another gray option that could be used for areas that you need to make more serene.
It could be very well combined with warm colored floor.
12. Create the Perfect Bedroom Getaway with Sea Blue
There is something very soothing and relaxing in the ocean, right?
That’s why sea blue is preferred color for bedrooms with neutral color palette.
Goes well with cream tones.
Color Disclaimer
Please note that all paint colors displayed on this page are for illustrative purposes only. Due to variations in screen settings, lighting, and other factors, the colors you see on your screen may differ from the actual paint colors. We recommend viewing a physical color sample or swatch for the most accurate representation.
