Scroll and browse through some house colour schemes, designed to inspire and give you some ideas to start your home painting journey.

Scheme 1

Charcoal Grey and White

If classy and timeless is more your taste, this colour scheme is the one for you! The key lies in knowing which areas of the house to highlight using a statement-making charcoal grey. For example, the borders, ceiling and accent pieces. White helps give the right foundation and the colours when used together exude a very modern look to the house.

Scheme 2

Beige, Wooden Brown and Stone Grey

For any room interiors, this scheme makes for a warm and earthy colour scheme. This pairing is sure to create a relaxing and inviting feel to any room. A light beige when contrasted with a wooden brown and stone grey adds to the beauty of the space by highlighting its strong features and architecture. It brings together the interiors of the room by creating a harmonious, light and casual atmosphere.

Scheme 3

Forest Green And Deep Blue

Since they are cool colours, green and blue play well together. It always works and depending on the hues, can be extremely versatile. Bright tones can feel fresh and peppy whereas dark shades give off a moody, sophisticated vibe. This combination is a great choice since it boasts plenty of contrast while maintaining a timeless feel.

Scheme 4

White And Pops Of Colour

White paired with bright colours always delights. The most classic colour scheme is of a clean white palette with pops of accent colours throughout with the help of artwork, accessories and designer pieces. Opt for warm white paint to keep the space from feeling too stark and still look fresh, blending seamlessly with any other tones you add to the room.

Whether you are on the hunt for some interior inspiration or want to paint your home walls, take a look at these mood-boosting colours that will brighten up tired and dull corners in your house.

Green

Green has been praised for its refreshing quality by designers and homeowners alike. If you’re looking to improve your well-being in 2022, try tapping on this natural hue for your home walls.

Blue

This colour can promote feelings of security and well-being. Reminiscent of the ocean and the skies, blue home walls are a surefire way to boost your mood. For something subtle, keep everything neutral and use soft blue accents. If you’re feeling brave, opt for a deep indigo blue as an accent wall.

Pink

As the colour of hope, pink can make people feel empowered. It is also said to increase energy and motivation- making it the perfect bedroom wall colour if you’re not an early riser. To avoid your walls from looking too sickly sweet, opt for a pastel, dusty shade of pink such as Berger’s Whisper Of Rose (1P0482).

Yellow

Yellow can boost your mood and promote imagination. Any shade of yellow you choose, be it a buttery pastel yellow or mustard yellow, will brighten up any space instantly.

Purple

Known for bringing a sense of balance and enhancing creativity, purple is the perfect colour for a home office. Both personal and sophisticated, any room can benefit from a purple colour scheme.

Orange

A zesty orange is a powerful colour that works well as a wall colour. However, it is important to use this colour in limited doses because it can also promote intense emotions.

These warm paint colour themes are ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, and every other spot in the house to instantly transform your space into a comforting zone.

Chocolate Brown

Brown doesn’t have to be boring. A chocolate brown hue enhances the architectural elements in the room. When paired with a neutral shade like beige, it acts as a counterpart and seamlessly blends in the space.

Mustard Yellow

Play up the colour shades in your room by painting your walls with a warm, mustard yellow. While you might feel a bit hesitant to paint your walls yellow, a dark shade of yellow can add a peaceful glow to the room.

Warm Amber

Coat the walls of your entryway in warm amber, it is a fun and happy way to welcome your guests!

Coral

If you wish to dabble a bright colour in your interiors, coral is a good choice. It imparts a romantic glow without looking like you have painted the walls with sweet bubblegum pink.

Rich Cream

For a lighter hue that is not too close to white, opt for a rich cream wall colour. If you have a lot of accent furniture and colours in the room, it will perfectly complement the surroundings.

Rustic Red

Make a statement by choosing a deep red for your room walls. Rustic red provides a smart alternative to fiery red and makes a room feel particularly warm due to its pinkish-red undertones.

Blush

According to interior designers, blush is the new grey. It is the easiest way to liven up the walls without committing to a risky and bold colour.

Lilac

A misty lilac colour on the walls is subtle enough to function as a neutral and also has a bright nature to it so the room does not look boring and dull.