Coordinating colours in your home is an exciting journey of transformation. Colours that harmonize and support each other create a well-balanced look and allow for personalization. A colour that stands out for its versatility and ability to pair with other colours is Midnight Blue N480-7. In this article we will show how this deep, black-based blue provides visual interest in many ways. As seen in the bathroom above, Midnight Blue combines monochromatically with another blue to create depth and sophisticated style.
This rich, deep hue not only adds a touch of sophistication to any space but also pairs beautifully with a wide range of colours and styles. For instance, green and blue form a naturally pleasing pairing, as they are neighboring colours on the colour wheel. A dark blue door introduces a sense of depth and stability, serving as a strong focal point in a mudroom. The green walls add freshness and vibrancy.
Complementary colours, which sit on opposite sides of the colour wheel, create a striking and dynamic combination. For example, Midnight blue paired with a midtone yellow can establish a vibrant yet balanced look in a master bedroom that features a blue bathroom. This contrast not only adds visual interest but also enhances the overall aesthetic of the space.
What if you want to coordinate with an existing neutral tone?
Midnight Blue looks stunning in a room with neutral walls. This deep hue adds depth and richness, creating a striking contrast against a beige, grey or white backdrop. Together, this combination creates a visually appealing, functional, and stylish space.
If you want to pair a grounding deep tone like Midnight Blue with a lighter, playful shade, consider this example. A light pink front door can add a charming and distinctive touch to a traditional or historic home exterior.
In contrast, in a modern ranch-style home, the same colour combination can enhance curb appeal, creating a playful and inviting atmosphere.
For ideas on how to coordinate and preview Midnight Blue in different room types or using your own room photos visit, behr.ca.
Colourfully yours,
Diana
