Looking to give your bedrooms, living room, or any other favourite area in the house some personality? An accent wall is a great way to add a splash of colour without painting the entire space. Explore these accent wall colour options to transform any space into a location you truly like, whether you choose for a bold chalkboard wall or gentler tones.
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1. French Blue and Marigold
Punctuate the room with a marigold emphasis while designing with rich, dramatic, and intense blues. Asian Paints, Berger Paints and Nerolac Paints have some of the best shades in these two color combinations for bedroom walls.
2. Classic Blue and Peach Nougat
The colour palette of classic blue and peach nougat is vibrant. Because blue is the complementary hue to orange, the lively hues of peach become much more vivid when combined with blue-green paint colours. Check out Sweet Nougat from Nerolac Paints and try Indigo Paints or Shalimar Paints for the right shade of blue.
3. Emerald and Mauve
Mauve evokes romantic, nostalgic, and passionate sentiments. It also brings out the vibrancy of emeralds and is a beautiful bedroom colour combination. Discover Tinge Of Mauve wall paint colour shade for your home from Asian Paints, and try Dulux Paints and Berger Paints for emerald.
4. Cobalt and Pale Pink
Cobalt is a more tranquil blue. It’s a vibrant, stimulating colour with a youthful undertone. This shade, in contrast to other blue schemes, has a certain warmth to it. It inspires ideas of the ocean bottom and a colourful seabed in your wall when paired with the pleasant pastel pink. Explore a variety of blue colour shades and schemes for your bedroom colour combination offered by Berger Paints Colour Catalogue or the Asian Paints Colour Catalogue.
5. Hunter Green and Lilac
Lilac and hunter green aren’t a common colour combination for interiors, despite their prevalence in nature. The vibrant hunter green is carefully scaled back with gentle lilac in this smart bedroom decor, and both hues are combined in a spectacular artwork. The result is invigorating and new! Discover Sensuous Lilac wall paint colour shade for your home from Berger Paints, Shalimar Paints and Dulux Paints.
6. Sage and Grapefruit
The colour sage is a great choice for a bedroom because of their gentle grayish-green tint. A peaceful backdrop for rest is created in this area by subdued green cloth spilling from a valance over the bed. The sage brings out the bright tones of grapefruit and invigorates the ambience. Try Wise Sage N wall paint colour shade for your two colour combination for the bedroom walls from Asian Paints, and explore some grapefruit shades from Berger Paints and Dulux Paints
7. Cherry and Blush
The colours that go well with cherry are typically warm, such as blush. Try the Combination from Asian Paints, Berger Paints or Nerolac Paints.
8. Chartreuse and Teal
Chartreuse is a fantastic wall colour for rustic, nature-inspired interiors in its lighter, gentler form. It’s as eye-catching as fluorescent in its loudest, brightest form. It looks great with teal. Try the Combination from Dulux Paints, Shalimar Paints or Indigo Paints.
9. Rose and White
A dusty rose tint looks great with light grey and white colours. A gradient colour palette is a wonderful alternative if you want to make a deeper rose impact. A creamy white, a blushing white, a light dusty rose, and a traditional rosy pink are all good choices. Try the Combination from Nerolac Paints, Shalimar Paints or Berger Paints.
10. Lilac and Olive
Lilac’s delicate look makes it ideal for conveying a feeling of femininity or serenity in a variety of settings. Lilac’s huge popularity makes it a wonderful choice for stylish, contemporary designs; combine it with olive for a fun and new look. It goes well with olive green’s softer tones. Try the combination from Asian Paints, Nerolac Paints or Indigo Paints.
11. Grey and White
White pairs well with everything, but a lovely grey combined with a clean white, as seen in this tranquil bedroom, has a certain sophistication to it. Turkish towels are a great way to add depth to a gray-and-white area. Try the Combination from Dulux Paints, Berger Paints or Nerolac Paints.
12. Denim Blue and Mint
Denim blues, which range from rich indigo to light chambray hues, go well with crisp whites and basic stripes for a relaxing, classic look. The shift from hard mint to softer mint isn’t too difficult. In the early light, this soft green is relaxing in a bedroom and offers a bright and cheerful atmosphere that white can’t match. Try the Combination from Asian Paints, Berger Paints or Indigo Paints.
13. Boysenberry and Indigo
For a timeless aesthetic, match with indigo or darker purples. Alternatively, mix with navy blue to make a unique pattern. Boysenberry is the ideal colour for enhancing your area or adding a modest bit of colour. Try the Combination from Asian Paints, Nerolac Paints or Indigo Paints.
14. Daffodil and Teal
Teal and daffodil go along well and could liven up any background colour. Try the Combination from Nerolac Paints, Shalimar Paints or Dulux Paints.
15. Slate and Mint
If you want to make a gentler transition, pair mint with a range of light greys like slate. Slate’s neutral nature helps it pop out against the delicate green without being overpowering. Try the Combination from Asian Paints, Shalimar Paints or Berger Paints.
16. Blue and Sandstone
Set a calm tone in your bedroom. You’ll get a calm, beachy atmosphere without the chaos of sands and ocean with a milky blue wall amongst white and tan colours. Try the Combination from Nerolac Paints, Shalimar Paints or Indigo Paints.
17. Green and Red Brick
Place a brick wall perpendicular to a colourful wall, to boost the vitality of your favourite space. The brick texture contrasts with the clean surface, adding dimension and aesthetics. Accent the room with framed photographs, paintings, and carpets. Try the Combination from Dulux Paints, Shalimar Paints or Asian Paints.
18. Earthy Tones
Paint one wall in a light blue to give your living space an organic feel. To generate harmony and a sensation of serenity, use white and sandstone tones. Photo cushions and canvases may be used to personalise the space. Try the Combination from top brands like Asian Paints, Shalimar Paints or Berger Paints.
19. Grays with Peanut Brown
Light and tranquil accent wall colour options are some of the nicest, as shown in this room with a grayscale transition. The room is soothing to the eyes and the soul, with a richer accent wall set against white walls and drapes. Try the Combination from Asian Paints, Berger Paints or Nerolac Paints.
20. Blue and Green
Accent walls can be used in places other than the bedroom. To make sleeping more enjoyable, paint the ceiling a cheery blue. Try the Combination from Shalimar Paints, Asian Paints or Indigo Paints.
21. Banana Yellow and Berry Blue
Choose a yellowish accent wall to brighten up your bedroom. Contrast the brilliance with a darker colour, such as berry blue. To avoid overpowering the space with too much colour, keep your accoutrements neutral. Try the Combination from Shalimar Paints, Asian Paints or Berger Paints.
22. Navy and Tans
Consider blue accent paints if you want to create a warm and inviting ambiance. A richer feature wall in a bedroom, family room, or workplace creates a welcoming atmosphere. To offset the darker undertones, use tan hues and off-white accents in your sofa, rugs, and cushions. Try the Combination from Asian Paints, Berger Paints or Dulux Paints.
23. Black and White
The contemporary design in this elegant bedroom is amazing. You have a stylish and traditional aesthetic with the white bedding and black backsplash. Try the Combination from Dulux Paints, Asian Paints, Shalimar Paints, Nerolac Paints or Indigo Paints.
24. Light sapphire and blonde wood
Use your bedding as an accent colour in your bedroom, such as the wood-coloured ones in this example. You may add character and dimension to a tiny room by using a contrasting white backsplash, wall, and shelves. Try the Combination from Asian Paints, Shalimar Paints or Nerolac Paints.
25. Pretty Blues And Sea Green
It’s not only about picking the correct accent wall colours for a stunning feature wall—also it’s about adding texture. Vertical panelling, such as the one in this bedroom, provides visual interest. The powerful combination of colour and character is achieved by coloring the panels blue. Try the Combination from Dulux Paints, Asian Paints or Indigo Paints.
26. Orange and Gray
Incorporate a pop of colour in your bedroom. Choose a vivid colour for your door or side wall, such as this bright orange. Use a succession of grey tones to soften the remainder of the space. Try the Combination from Nerolac Paints, Shalimar Paints or Asian Paints.
27. Green, White and Black
A rich accent wall colour, such as this green bedroom backsplash, may make a small area feel larger. To bring vitality and harmony into the bedroom colour combination, utilise whites and blacks to create contrast. Try the Combination from Dulux Paints, Berger Paints or Indigo Paints.
28. Sandstone, Sage And Sunny Yellow
A leafy textured accent wall would bring the outdoors straight into your bedroom. Cover one side from floor to ceiling with wainscotting or utilise the design midway. Other earth tones, such as brown, sandstone, and bright yellow, might be used to fill out your colour palette. Try the Combination from Asian Paints, Indigo Paints or Nerolac Paints.
29. Green, Tan And Redstone
Make your interiors as lovely and elegant as the outside. Begin with a green or white backdrop, then add a pop of colour in the other direction. Redstone and sandy colours are used to tie the concept together. Try the Combination from Dulux Paints, Berger Paints or Asian Paints.
30. Navy, Blonde And Hunter Green
A hunter green accent wall will make a small space look bigger. For a trendy, lively colour palette, use navy and blonde in your bedding and decorations. Consider using this pattern in a guest room or a child’s room. Try the Combination from Shalimar Paints, Berger Paints or Indigo Paints.
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