It's funny how using natural tones such as gray and beige together can feel unnatural. Perhaps it's the idea that you should never pair neutrals together, or maybe it feels strange using one cool earth tone along with a warm one. Whatever the hesitation, you can rest assured that gray and beige, tan or brown can coexist peacefully just as they do in nature. One stylish way to use these hues together is by mixing materials and textures, and by adding fun bursts of color. Here are some great examples:
Yes, you can mix gray and beige paint colors, and gray and beige chairs. See how the
artworkties both neutrals together? This room is a great example of hues in harmony.
Let an interior designer pick the perfect color combo for youIn this gray room, warmer earth tones are introduced in the wood flooring and tan sofa. With such a neutral palette, pops of vibrant accent colors are a welcome sight. Here, a navy blue piece of art and turquoise accessories look very refreshing.
The light stained oak in this
dining setis a perfect complement to pale gray walls. The focal point of the room, of course, is the radiant red cupboard. What a wonderful splash of color.
Gray, golden tan and white create a restful and serene bedroom space. I’m loving those gorgeous amber
lamps. They look totally elegant surrounded by gray walls.
Smoky gray walls become the backdrop for an eclectic mix of
dining chairsin this space. Look at all of the great textures: wood, leather and upholstery — all in tones of brown and tan. Mismatching can be fun!
An area rug is always a nice way to introduce accent color and texture to a neutral space. Here, gray, khaki and honey wood tones are anchored by a
pretty purple rug.
Dark charcoal-gray walls paired with softly-stained wood flooring and cabinetry create a dramatic look in this bathroom. A dose of vivid wasabi green ensures that this space is anything but drab.
A gray slate fireplace surround is the focal point here, but its strong appearance is softened by a pair of natural wood shelves on both sides. The mix of natural materials creates an organic feel, while
orange accent chairs add spark.
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