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54 Living Room Color Combinations

1

Citron and Blue-Black

Thomas Loof

Decorator Garrow Kedigian pulled color inspiration from The Carlyle's timeless decor for his own apartment in the iconic New York building. The bright yellow walls pay homage to the lobby's velvet sofas while the black moldings echo the iron doors and the window mullions.

2

Persimmon and Taupe

DAVID TSAY

Instead of looking to the walls, designer Fran Keenan decided to introduce color into this Los Angeles family room by hanging persimmon curtains. The light-taupe upholstery and bronze-brown carpet (Fibreworks) make the room feel gracious and relaxed.

3

Pale Apricot and Blood Orange

Melanie Acevedo

In Summer Thorton's Chicago townhouse, an oversized orange sofa brings out the warm undertones of the apricot living room. Woven bouillon fringe (Samuel & Sons) adds a flirty touch to the velvet mohair seating.

4

Beach Pink and Soft Blues

Eric Piasecki

The floral linen by Blithfield covering the comfy sofas and tufted armchairs inspired the soft pink and barely-there blue palette in this Block Island living room. Designer Miles Redd sprinkled oak spindle armchairs cushioned in white terry and woven rattan drum tables throughout to amplify the home's beachy feeling.

5

Reimagined Red, White, and Blue

Mark Roskams

To counter this Upper West Side pied-à-terre's spacious rooms, designer Anthony Barrata played with arresting colors and dramatic furnishings. An American painting by Tomory Dodge and an oversize custom floor lamp take advantage of the capacious height. Plaster and marble objects, including an over-the-top amphora lamp, echo the color and classical tone of the original ceiling moldings. The cherry-red velvet is by Pierre Frey.

6

Park Green and Cream

Thomas Loof

Taken by her famed neighborhood's green, decorator Cece Barfield Thompson ushered verdant color and nature-inspired patterns into her family's New York City living room. The white walls, tonal carpet, and punchy green curtains give the Louis XVI chairs a modern presence. An oil painting by London artist Daisy Cook hangs over a nine-foot Schneller sofa upholstered in stain-resistant fabric (Perennials).

7

Taxicab Yellow and Pastels

Douglas Friedman

Sweet pastel tones, taxicab yellow walls, and cobalt Chinese lamps give the living room of Todd Romano's San Antonio home a dose of vibrancy. On the walls are two prized artworks from Romano's vast collection: an Andy Warhol silkscreen print of Liz Taylor and a flamboyant Todd & Fitch work.

8

Teal and Red

Mark Roskams

Decorator Anthony Barrata played up high-drama Americana with an emphasis on textiles and folk art in this historic New York apartment. The study is dressed in a Lee Jofa tartan pattern recolored specifically for this room. The armchair upholstery is inspired by an early American weaving; the leather chair is antique English.

9

Gold and Green

Annie Schlechter

Raw oak rafters mix with white-painted panels and crossbeams, and golden walls (Standish White by Benjamin Moore) in this Carrier and Company-designed New York family room, making it an energetic place for parents and kids to hang out. The sofa is upholstered in a moss green fabric by Kravet.

10

Modern Earth Tones

Brie Williams

Designer Ceara Donnelley used an Art Deco–inspired wallpaper (Iksel) to headline a warm, earthen palette in the sitting room right off the kitchen of her 18th-century Charleston home. The Dmitriy & Co. sofa is covered in a Schumacher fabric.

11

Juicy Apricot and Kiwi

Thomas Loof

For this Naples, Florida home, designer Summer Thornton ushered in delightful color and buzzy prints to create an energizing family hub. Apricot walls are amplified by verdant fabrics and botanical prints. The gauzy block-printed drapery (Muriel Brandolini) filters sunlight into the great room.

12

Sunshine Yellow and Muted Peach

Julia Lynn

Designer Angie Hranowsky gives each room of this late-20th-century Tudor in Austin its own distinct personality with the help of buoyant color. For the lively living room, energizing shades of yellow on the wall (Golden Straw, Pratt & Lambert) flirt with the soft peach tones of the sofa (Pierre Frey).

13

Metallic Neutrals

Mali Azima

Ravishing neutrals and brilliant metallics dominate the sprawling, light-filled salon of this Atlanta home by designer Melanie Turner. Historic styles mix to create an elevated look from conical Murano glass chandeliers and Louis XVI–style commodes to the chevron-pattern custom carpet (Patterson Flynn Martin). The custom retro-inspired sofa is by Björk Studio.

14

Blue Velvets and Oak

Annie Schlechter

Blue velvets, lilac prints, and touches of red liven up the original oak panelings in this New York living room by Carrier and Company. The Bridgewater-style sofa is covered in a Mohair fabric by Maharam. The walnut veneer drawings are by Neal Perbix.

15

Apple Green and Raspberry

Annie Schlechter

In this New York living room designed by Chiqui Woolworth, vivid dragon-print draperies (Jim Thompson) and glossy apple green walls cloak the living room in a carousal of color. The artwork over the mantel, Contemplation, is by Anne Rose, the owner’s mother.

16

Timeless Blue and White

Stephen Karlisch

17

Aubergine and Olive

Francesco Lagnese

At a Montana condo designed by Palmer Weiss, a Pierre Frey floral linen called Mortefontaine inspired a scheme for the living room of nutty aubergine, soft brown, navy, and olive tones to play off walls of shiplap paneling. Leopard carpet acts as a neutral and stands up to snowy boots. A Paul Marra chandelier “feels like an old bobbin bed, but with a modern attitude,” says Weiss. The 19th-century portrait of Pocahontas is by Victor Nehlig.

18

Emerald, Sapphire, and Ruby

Douglas Friedman

For a client's home in Connecticut, designer Miles Redd found these George II–style painted mirrors at auction “for a steal. They are totally Mario Buatta and really anchor the living room.” Emerald silk walls (Kravet), lapis-blue taffeta curtains and bullion fringe, and ruby red accents illuminate the room to radiant effect. Hand-blocked chintz upholstery fabric, Clarence House

19

Coming Up Roses

DYLAN THOMAS

20

Midas Touch

William Abranowicz

Who said luxury can't be laidback? At this seaside houose in the Hamptons, designer Alex Papchristidis created a scheme for the entire home comprising whites, creams, silvers, and golds for a luxe look that feels appropriately casual for the beach. In the living room, a pair of custom cantilevered sofas are upholstered in white velvet (Cowtan & Tout). Ceiling lights and sconces, Hervé Van der Straeten. Drapery fabric, Fabricut

21

Caramel and Indigo

Douglas Friedman

This Naples, Florida, living room designed by Celerie Kemble defies all the tropes of coastal style with its moodier palette of caramel and indigo while still retaining hints of the tropics, like a natural wall covering crafted of dried water hyacinth (Phillip Jeffries). Art series, Henri Matisse

22

Cinnabar and Neutrals

Nelson Hancock

In this Connecticut living room featuring cashmere-upholstered walls, designer Markham Roberts brought the room to life with fabrics steeped in history. A cartouches printed linen (Rose Cummings) and a Kashmir wool paisley (Clarence House) adorn contemporary pieces like a custom sofa and slipper chair. Mandala artwork, Julia Condon

23

Blue, Tobacco and Coral

Melanie Acevedo

In Danielle Rollins' Atlanta living room, a curated rainbow of blue, tobacco, coral, and off-white unites an explosion of patterns. Sofas in a Prelle silk velvet, DeAngelis; curtains in a Cowtan & Tout fabric; wallcovering, Pierre Frey; artwork over sofa, Kelly O’Neal.

24

Cantaloupe and Coral

WILLIAM ABRANOWICZ / ART + COMMERCE

In this Upper East Side townhouse, Jeffrey Bilhuber used a pair of slipper chairs to a create artful mirror image seating area and ground the living room color scheme—soft cantaloupes and peaches plus cheerful accents in coral—with an earthy neutral.

25

Black-and-White Flair

Simon Upton

Shades of ebony and creamy white keep the attention of this Atlanta living room by Amy Morris, which showcases the Tudor-style home's original architecture and craftsmanship. Cool linens (Jim Thompson Fabrics) covering the armchairs paired with elemental ebony tables (Baker Furniture) add to the room's tailored look.

26

Verdant Views

Annie Schlechter

This Millbrook living room by Lynne Stair of McMillen, Inc., is a dazzling emerald showcase. An ethereal de Gournay wallpaper enveloping the space is punctuated by green draperies (Manufacture Prelle) and a Murano glass chandelier. The mahogany library table formerly belonged to the Marquess of Downshire, a British politician who served as secretary of state for the colonies in the mid-1700s.

27

Dapper Greens and Reds

Annie Schlecter

In his role as Colonial Williamsburg's Designer in Residence, Anthony Baratta brought modern energy and vivacious color into this revolutionary-era home. To accentuate the tall ceilings of the living room, Baratta painted the trim a dapper gray-green (Goodwin Green by Benjamin Moore) and hung a Chesapeake Bay shipyard sign over the doorway to a broom closet, reimagined as a spirited red bar.

28

Indigo Relaxing

Douglas Friedman

Stucco arches painted in a sweet pink color play down the architecture's imposing qualities and dial up the charm and comfort in this outdoor living room by Celerie Kemble. Indigo fabrics covering the slipper chairs (Penny Morrison) and dark teak furnishings ensure the room's link to the outdoors is organic and authentic.

29

Parisian Pastels

Christoph Theurer

Sweet candy tones transform this 18th-century Paris living room into a fresh stage for modernist artwork. Designer Jean-Louis Deniot filled the space with colorful midcentury and contemporary furnishings, such as the curvy sofa covered in a flecked bouclé (Raf Simons) and pink porcelain side tables (Djim Berger), which stand out against the gray-painted boiserie.

30

Accented in Emerald

David Tsay

Los Angeles–based designer Peter Dunham combed through flea markets and auction houses across the world to find the antique fabrics and colorful pieces to fill this Newport Beach living room. Emerald tones in the vintage chintz on Syrie Maugham armchairs and Flemish tapestry on the round ottoman informed the calming color palette of the space. The verdant drapery and shade fabric (Tassinari & Chatel) pops against creamy walls.

31

Mediterranean Splashes

HELENIO BARBETTA

Blue and green glassware and furnishings echo the sparkling Mediterranean outside in Milanese landscape designer Marco Bay's Portofino farmhouse. Handmade terra-cotta floors and tiles crafted in Tangier, Morocco, nod to the rosy tones of the landscape and fruits hanging from the trees in the home's garden.

32

Island Spirit

MELANIE ACEVEDO

In the living room of this Bahamian getaway, designer Miles Redd needed to find a way to ensure the sunny yellow shades and watery tones worked together rather than competed for attention. His solution was to use art as a color equalizer.

"Not only does art help a room feel complete, it can make soft colors feel less wan and stronger colors appear more mellow," says Redd. The painting "So To Speak" by Doug Argue hangs over a sofa in a Osbourne and Little fabric. The yellow linen fabric seen on the ottoman and lamp shades is from Pierre Frey.

33

The Turquoise Coast

Thomas Loof

Sharp shades of turquoise and red make a powerful statement in the living room of this Hamptons home designed by Katie Ridder. Playing off the colors of the graphic, hand-painted Iksel wallpaper, Chinese red pillows and a Jim Thompson sofa fabric headline the room’s vibrant palette. A bold chrysanthemum print by Bennison Fabrics covers the club chair and ottoman.

34

Pretty in Pastel

Annie Schlechter

Soft yellow accents playfully mingle with green and blue hues throughout designer Meg Braff’s Long Island living room. A floral print by Lee Jofa covers the pair of club chairs and complements the green-patterned Bernard Thorp drapery fabric. Braff’s vintage goatskin-lacquered coffee table by Karl Springer boasts an exotic finish, which is emblematic of Springer’s 20th-century style.

35

A Maximalist's Jewel Box

Björn Wallander

Vivid jewel tones shine in the sitting room of this Sig Bergamin–designed Miami apartment with the help of sand-colored textiles. Among the nearly two dozen patterned fabrics Bergamin used in this room, a fabric by Braquenié serves as the trim on a George Smith sofa. The solid tan-colored sofa fabric comes from Peter Fasano. The ottoman is covered in a Lee Jofa fabric and the bolster tassels are from Samuel & Sons.

36

Sunny Disposition

Amy Neunsinger

Cheerful yellow walls and neutral yet lively patterns set a whimsical tone within this midcentury living room designed by Mark D. Sikes. Exuberant walls in Farrow & Ball’s Citron and a geometric rug from Patterson Flynn Martin make this room that talk of the house. An ikat fabric by Pierre Frey covers the armchair by Hickory Chair Furniture Co. The floral drapery and tufted sofa upholstery is by Lee Jofa.

37

Rust Reinvented

Annie Schlechter

A soft rust velvet sofa pops against blue and white textiles throughout the casual and ultrastylish family room of Meg Braff. James Mont-style horseshoe chairs, upholstered in a ticking Malabar cotton, channel the curvy, low slung forms of the Ming dynasty. A rattan chandelier from Currey & Company hangs at the center of the media room with Katie Ridder wallcovering decorating the walls.

38

A Robin's Nest

Thomas Loof

In this New Jersey home designed by Miles Redd, subtle pink florals are amplified by lacquered robin’s egg blue walls in the living room. An exaggerated pelmet disguises a low window and draws the eye upward with the help of treatment fabric by Fisherman’s Fabric. The custom tufted sofa is in a Brunschwig & Fils silk velvet. The wall color is Bird’s Egg by Benjamin Moore.

39

Lights of Gold

NICKOLAS SARGENT

Designer Cindy Rinfret uses gold leaf lighting by Currey & Company and ultramarine furnishings to play off the entry’s domed, Moroccan-influenced architecture within the Kips Bay Show House. The 1970s Jansen palm tree acts as a tasteful nod to the living room’s Palm Beach setting. The patterned grass cloth wallpaper and panels were designed in collaboration with Nicolette Mayer. The drapery fabric is by The Shade Store.

40

Shell Tones

FRANCESCO LAGNESE

Echoing the soft tones of a seashell collection, pinks and creams make for a romantic setting in this Palm Beach living room designed by Susan Zises Green. Claremont fabrics cover the custom sofa and both pairs of armchairs with pillows in Fortuny fabrics. A pair of Daniel Barney lamps top side tables by John Rosselli Antiques. A framed artwork by Belgian artist Diane Petry hangs above the sofa.

41

Notes of Dior

Melanie Acevedo

Taking a few tricks from Christian Dior’s decorating legacy, historian Maureen Footer pairs far-flung artifacts with contrasting lime green and red tones in her fanciful New York apartment. The living room’s custom sofa is in a Bergamo fabric with Urban Archaeology sconces hanging above. A Bryan Burkey artwork sits between two windows dressed with Brunschwig & Fils damask shades.

42

Splashes of Green

FRANCESCO LAGNESE

Youthful energy bursts from this Palm Beach living room with the help of apple-green seating. Designer Bunny Williams covers antique Italian chairs in a bright Zimmer+Rohde fabric. Bradmore armchairs in a Quadrille print surround a Bernd Goeckler cocktail table. The custom curved sofas are from Liz O’Brien.

43

Lacquered Lifestyle

Simon Upton

Overlooking New York’s Central Park, this Hampshire House apartment designed by Tammy Connor boasts classic cosmopolitan style with a punch of blue lacquer, accented with mossy green and brick red. The tilting oculus of the family room brings natural light in the adjacent stairwell. The John Saladino X bench in a Kyle Bunting hide perfectly matches the George Smith armchair. The Ferrell Mittman sofa is in a Peter Dunham Textile stripe, and the custom rug is from Beauvais Carpets.

44

A Balancing Act

Kevin Spearman Design Group

Dark furnishings and a creamy white palette gracefully work together, creating a surprisingly soothing living room in this Tel Aviv home. Designer Kevin Spearman covered Rose Tarlow armchairs in a Loro Piana fabric. The sofas are from Dmitry & Co., and the rug is by Beauvais Carpets.

45

Stripes of Blue and White

J. Savage Gibson

A classic seaside palette and warm-weather textures make for the perfect getaway in this Phoebe Howard–designed Palm Beach living room. An Abaca rug by Patterson Flynn Martin ties the room together, while Richard Serra artwork acts as the room’s main focus. Howard covers the McGuire armchairs and daybed in a blue-and-white Bennison fabric. The custom sofas feature a C&C Milano stripe, and the curtains are in a Raoul Textiles print.

46

Purple Reign

Max Kim-Bee

Designer Colette van den Thillart incorporates varying shades of purple and cream to accent the delightful curves in the living room of her Toronto home. A Marvic Textiles crewel dresses a 19th-century Italian chair. The roman shades are Nicky Haslam for Turnell & Gigon, and the Italian glass lamps are custom.

47

Green with Envy

Thomas Loof

Black-and-white patterns have never looked so vibrant in the verdant green living room of this Washington, D.C., home designed by Alessandra Branca. The room’s sofa and chairs are from the designer’s Casa Branca collection, and the chairs are covered in a Schumacher fabric that pop against the lacquered green walls. The 1940s lacquer cocktail table is from Maison Jansen and artwork is by Ellsworth Kelly.

48

Into the Woods

Simon Upton

Crisp lines and natural materials enable rich textures to shine throughout the Atlanta home of architects Bobby McAlpine and Blake Weeks. Stark white furniture and warm wood-paneled walls work together to create a dramatic contrast in the sitting room. A Paul Ferrante lamp sits on an antique French altar-boy seat. The sofa and screens are by McAlpine Home for Holland MacRae. The cocktail table is from John Saladino.

49

Velvet Dreams

Thomas Loof

In Diana Ross’s former apartment on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, riots of color make a powerful statement against glossy lacquered walls and mirror insets. Designer Jeffery Bilhuber incorporates saturated shades of plum, French blue and olive green throughout the living room to add a contemporary spin in the historic apartment. A Caio Fonseca artwork hangs above a custom sofa covered in blue Cassaro fabric, which is flanked by brass cocktail and side tables from Michael Dawkins Home. The rug is from Holland & Sherry.

50

Plaid Chic

Eric Piasecki

Designer Anthony Baratta embraces the impactful power of plaids in the black, white, and red living room of this Utah mountain home. Ralph Lauren Home checks decorate the custom chairs and ottoman while a custom-painted Kevin Cross trunk accents the home’s warm palette. The walls are in White Dove with ceilings in Yarmouth Blue, both by Benjamin Moore. The custom mantel is by Thomas W. Newman.

51

Metallic Motifs

Francesco Lagnese

Deep purple upholstery stands out against luminous metallic walls in a quaint Upper East side apartment designed by Nick Olsen. Missoni chevron-covered spoon-back chairs frame a John Salibello cocktail table. The curtains in a Manuel Canovas satin silk reflect the sleek Roger Arlington wallcovering. The custom sofa and armchairs are in a Holland & Sherry velvet, and the rug is from Eskayel.

52

Sunshine Yellow

Melanie Acevedo

Vivacious yellow walls and an emerald Décor de Paris velvet sofa flourish in the living of this Miles Redd–designed Manhattan apartment. The colorful Sultanabad rug inspired the room's rich palette. Redd covered the pillows in a Clarence House leopard silk velvet. The 1930s French coffee table is from Todd Alexander Romano.

53

Lush Living

Max Kim-Bee

Designer Ashley Whittaker infuses earthy greens and browns and outdoorsy imagery into the family room of this Upper East Side townhouse. A piece of art by Carol Greenan Bouyoucos and a Les Indiennes wall fabric serve as the room’s focal points. The custom sofa is in a Brunschwig & Fils wool and flanked by custom lamps with shades in Rogers & Goffigon stripe. The custom ottoman is covered in a Schumacher fabric.

54

A Rustic Revamp

Joshua McHugh

In this lively New York living room designed by Nick Olsen, rustic wood beams and painted floors perfectly frame vivaciously upholstered furniture in shades of green, blue, yellow, and red. A Bennison Fabrics crewelwork covers a Ann-Morris armchair and ottoman. The walls are painted in White Dove by Benjamin Moore.

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Yellow beige wallpaper.

Beige wallpaper in the living room is the best option for a flawless design! (88 photos)

Each of us prefers this or that color in the choice of clothes, furniture or cars. But no less important is the color of the wallpaper in the house or apartment in which we live. After all, it directly affects the mood in which we go to work in the morning or how fully we rest in the evening.

All the colors of the spectrum are used for finishing the apartments, depending on personal preferences and the style in which the decoration will be carried out.

In the same article we will talk about beige wallpaper for walls.

Beige wallpaper for walls: about color in relation to different rooms

Beige is universal and can be used in all rooms. This section discusses the use of this color in different rooms of an apartment or house.

Beige color in the interior of the apartment

Beige in the interior is, one might say, an eternal classic. As in the old days it could be the basis of design on a par with white, so it is today. And it is not by chance that we say “basic”. Beige, in itself not bright and calm, is just that. Based on it, we can create the image of the room that we intended - through furniture, accessories and decor.

It is also worth mentioning the psycho-emotional load of this color. Or rather, its almost complete absence. Beige is neutral, does not excite or suppress, but rather causes a feeling of peace and tranquility. Perhaps this is due to the proximity of color to natural materials: sand, wood, dry grass, etc. In a room with such wallpaper, rest will be complete.

Photo of beige wallpaper in the interior of the living room

Note: beige is versatile and goes with any color. Look at the photo below: if you change the color of pillows, curtains or curtains to white, light blue, terracotta or coffee, then the image of the room will completely change. However, the result will look very harmonious.

Beige wallpaper for the bedroom and hall

As mentioned above, beige pacifies and soothes. Therefore, it is perfect for the bedroom. Warm shades or a combination of them are suitable for this room: wheat, caramel, cream or sand. Cold color options would be preferable for a spacious bedroom located on the sunny side of the house. In addition, it is better to dwell on light-colored wallpaper, so the room will visually increase.

Beige wallpaper in the bedroom. Warm color finish photo

Light beige wallpapers are also suitable for the hall. Here, unlike the bedroom, we spend quite a lot of time in the evenings and on weekends. And therefore, this neutrality and calmness of color in this case will only be at hand. However, the hall is not a bedroom, and its interior is still better to revive a little due to other finishes and accessories. So, in the room in the photo, colors are added by a blue carpet and a dark floor made of natural wood.

Photo of beige wallpaper in the living room

Kitchen and hallway decoration

The corridors in the apartments are usually small and poorly lit, in the halls things are better, but not significantly. And the beige color, as we found out, allows us to solve the problems of visual perception of such premises. Therefore, this finish can be safely used here. Moreover, both warm and cold shades of wallpaper are suitable.

Wall decoration in the corridor

The kitchen, especially when it is used by a large family, always has a wide variety of items in its arrangement. Different in shape, color and size, they fill the room. And calm, inexpressive wallpaper, beige plain, will help to compensate for the effect of variegation. In addition, the size of the kitchen, which is a real problem in many apartments, will not look so modest.

Beige wallpaper in the kitchen. Photo of a monochromatic finish with a matte texture

Patterns on wallpaper, color combinations

Not only the color of the finish is important, but also the finish on the walls Let's see what are the options for ornaments on beige wallpaper.

Small abstract and geometric ornament

Abstraction in this case is spots, strokes, lines and stains of different intensity. They are located randomly, which allows you not to think about fitting the wallpaper when gluing. In addition, finishing with such a pattern will be a salvation for uneven walls - flaws will be “lost” in the elements of the ornament.

Finishes with small geometric shapes have the same properties: circles, rhombuses, squares, etc. Golden beige wallpaper with this type of pattern will be especially good in corridors and bathrooms. The space in this case will not be absorbed by large elements on the walls. Unless you have to do some customization. True, thanks to a small drawing, it will be insignificant.

Beige wallpaper. Photo of abstract design

Stripes and plot designs

This type of ornament can be classified as geometric. It is used on its own most often if you need to make the ceiling look higher, or to enlarge a small room. In small rooms, it is better to choose a pale beige striped wallpaper, and in spacious rooms, you can opt for more intense shades.

Advice: striped paper, liquid or vinyl wallpaper should be used with caution. So, vertical stripes, raising the ceiling, at the same time make the room look narrower. And the transverse strip, expanding the room, will lower this very ceiling.

Light beige wallpaper in the interior: stripe

You can also find beige non-woven wallpaper with a plot ornament. Each of its modules contains a small plot: men or animals doing some kind of activity, sitting birds, etc. For independent use, such a finish is rarely used, since it can become difficult to perceive over a large area. It is better to combine it with plain wallpaper of the same shade, or striped, as in the photo below.

Combination of two types of ornament

Classical and floral ornament

Classical ornament looks like monograms, separate or intricately intertwined with each other. It is used in cases where it is necessary to design in a classic style. Looks equally good as an independent finish, and in combination with plain wallpaper.

Wall decoration with monograms

But the floral ornament, depending on the type of pattern, is suitable for both classical and baroque styles, as well as for modern design options. Beige wallpaper for walls, photos of which you see below, can be attributed more to a modern design. By the way, interesting options for ornaments can be found by looking at the catalog of the following companies: victoria stenova, rasch, as well as erismann.

Floral pattern

Selection of wallpapers - companions to beige

The classic option is a combination of beige wallpapers with flowers of similar shades. In particular - with coffee and brown of different intensity. For a small room, it is better to choose a combination that is not too contrasting. An example of such a combination is in the following photo:

Beige wallpaper. Photo of combination with related shades

A spacious living room can be decorated more boldly. For example, combining beige wallpaper with a brown pattern with brown smooth areas. Just do not forget that the dark wall decoration requires high-quality lighting in the room.

Beige-brown combined wallpaper

This color can also be "friends" with others that are far from it. It will take different shades of orange, ocher, purple, blue, as well as turquoise. You just need to choose the right temperature for the main shade. You can see that in the photo the color of the wallpaper is gray-beige, cold. And if ocher were the second color, then warmer beige would be appropriate.

How to combine finishes: turquoise

Beige wallpaper is considered one of the most versatile. With the help of beige plain coatings, a wide range of interesting design ideas can be realized. This color can be successfully combined with both bright and dark tones.

Beige is a natural, neutral color that is suitable for creating homeliness, peace and relaxation. Beige wallpaper in the interior is ideal for calm and practical people who do not like sudden changes in life and strive for stability.

Wallpaper in beige shades can be used in absolutely any room: living room, nursery, bedroom, office, bathroom. Warm shades of color will create a conservative and calm style. Fans of experimenting will be able to add bright accents to this tone. To make a cheerful and original interior, you should dilute the ascetic beige with other suitable tones. This color itself has many different shades: cream, peach, opal, cappuccino, biscuit, caramel and others. If you combine them correctly, you will get a bright, fashionable design (see photo).

Interior options for different rooms

Beige wallpaper in the bedroom will go well with a light turquoise hue and wooden furniture (see photo). You can choose floral motifs in this tone or a coating with a texture for natural materials: fabric, stone, wood.

Romantic natures will like floral patterns on a beige background. They can be supplemented with upholstered furniture with similar patterns (see photo). An interesting solution could be a ceiling in this tone with unpretentious patterns and plain panels on the walls.

Fans of a strict interior will choose the option of monochromatic coatings with a small number of accent elements that will add elegance to the room.

Beige wallpaper will also look good in the kitchen. Especially well, such a tone will emphasize dark wooden furniture, highlight its beauty and nobility. The design will look elegant, in which the light coating is diluted with chocolate-colored furniture and interior elements.

Grey-beige tones are common among modern interiors, such as high-tech or techno. With such walls, you can combine furniture of various bright colors.

Often this color appears in the decoration of bathrooms. For such a room, a combination of white and beige tones would be most appropriate. This option will add freshness and lightness to the room, increase it visually, so it is ideal for small bathrooms. It is advisable to dilute light beige with shades of dark chocolate or almost black wenge.

A pattern or geometric pattern can also help make your bathroom look larger. Another good option for this room would be a combination with blue, blue or green.

When choosing wallpaper for the living room, you should take into account that this room should be the brightest with the original interior, because it is from this room that guests begin to get acquainted with your home. To create maximum space and airiness, light shades should be used to a greater extent. To create a shadow effect, one of the walls is covered with wallpaper a few tones darker. In such an interior, black appliances will look very impressive and make the right impression. You can also add some bright accents, such as a colorful sofa, curtains, carpet on the floor, etc.

An interesting solution would be a combination of light shades with a very dark - almost black color, which is used to highlight small accents or as an equal color on a par with beige. Light beige will serve as an excellent background in both cases.

In a living room with peach-colored beige flooring, warm reds and oranges would be appropriate. They can be used as furniture upholstery or decorative elements. And under the gray-beige tones it is good to combine cold shades: blue, turquoise, green.

To create an old classic design, a combination of beige and gold is used. Spectacular overflows will add luxury and emphasize the status of the owner (see photo).

Beige coatings with bright inserts of pink, purple, light green colors set in a romantic mood (see photo). This design is suitable for both the living room and the nursery or bedroom. In this case, you should choose the right shades that will harmoniously combine with each other.

Tip! To create the effect of forest greenery in a room, you need to correctly combine shades of beige and green.

How to choose the right furniture

After wallpapering, the question often arises of what kind of furniture is better to choose for the interior. With beige, you can safely combine furniture in almost any color. But, if you want the interior to look original and fashionable, the best option would be non-standard shades, for example, turquoise, purple, orange, deep blue (see photo).

Tip! If you decide to buy bright upholstered furniture for a beige solid color coating, then it is better to choose interior elements of a similar tone.

If you have chosen wallpaper with multi-coloured patterns on a beige background, it will be more difficult to decide on the color of suitable upholstered furniture. Then look at the pattern and choose the dominant shade, it will suit the color of the new textile furniture.

It has long been noticed that the colors that surround him have a huge impact on the emotional state of a person, as well as on his well-being and psychological mood.

Psychologists believe that shades of brown are calming and help restore psychological balance. Cloths of such colors will certainly help to create an original and stylish design of any room. To avoid dullness and gloom, designers are advised to combine dark and light palettes.

Room with brown linens

Most people think that chocolate color is dull and the room in this design will certainly be gloomy. However, if you combine brown wallpaper with light furniture, you can get a harmonious atmosphere.


For a deep color, it is enough to choose the “ideal friend” and the interior will turn out to be incomparably beautiful.

Choosing wallpaper

Having chosen brown wallpaper, you need to be extremely careful. A small room overloaded with this color will seem even smaller.

Combination with white

This combination can be considered the most ideal. With such an alliance, snow-white will expand the room and visually increase its space. When decorating in such colors, you need to add a little variety, in the form of colorful details, to avoid the dullness of the interior.

For small rooms, feel free to choose white-brown wallpapers, they will visually increase the space in size, and the room will look much more spacious.


Union with pastel shades

For a warm and relaxed interior, choose this combination. This union is perfect for a living room or bedroom. In the hall, designers successfully practice the technique of accentuation. This is when coffee wallpaper is glued to only one wall, and the other three walls are decorated in pastel shades. Bright decor items will perfectly fit into such an interior.

Rich bedroom decoration can be created using chocolate colors or gold motifs. Beige-brown wallpaper will make your apartment warm and welcoming.

Blue notes

The combination of these colors will make the room cold and dark. This design solution is suitable for rooms located on the south side.

For a children's bedroom, you should not use a lot of brown, here you can and should add blue. For example, the playing area can be highlighted in blue.

Gold and brown duet

Designers consider this union to be the most sophisticated and chic. These colors complement each other. In the sunlight, the walls shimmer with gold. Using this combination, you can emphasize the wealth and status of homeowners.

Yellow wallpaper goes well with brown. Using this combination, you can create a beautiful room with a cozy atmosphere.

Green alignment


Brown-orange mood

If you want to get an energetic atmosphere without losing warmth and comfort, feel free to decorate the room in these tones. For such an interior, furniture of light shades is perfect.

Duet with lilac

By choosing this duet for your room design, you can achieve a calm and relaxing atmosphere. A bedroom made in this style will help you escape after a hard day and will always set you up for a pleasant stay.

Features of using these shades

Shades of brown have different intensities. Therefore, there are many alternatives for its use. When using brown wallpaper in the interior, you need to pay attention to some features:

Wall color with brown furniture

Chocolate-colored furniture goes well with brown canvases, if you add a little different colors to the room. Green, yellow or cream decor elements will do just fine with this.


Chestnut-colored furniture blends harmoniously:

A large number of photos of brown wallpaper in the interior can be seen in the portfolio of any designer. Noble color can be used in the design of the room in any style. Do not be afraid of bold decisions when creating the style of your home.

Photo brown wallpaper

The house is a place where everyone strives to create comfort, coziness, in order to be able to relax peacefully. Beige is the universal color. It provides every opportunity to achieve these goals. After all, interior details should also contribute to relaxation, and these soft shades always look stylish. Therefore, when decorating, beige wallpapers are often chosen. The photo shows how you can effectively decorate the bedroom.

The beige finish is the perfect backdrop for many design ideas. The versatility of color makes it possible to harmoniously combine it with both bright and dark colors. Using wallpaper with a pattern, ornaments, various combinations, you can get a unique design and a comfortable atmosphere in the room. The photo shows an example of the design of the hallway.

Beige shades are neutral. They are loved by people who prefer home comfort, peace and stability. These wallpapers are chosen by those who seek not to make drastic changes in their lives. It is also great for practical people.

Basic principles


Rooms differ in their purpose, and beige wallpapers in the interior are selected taking into account all these differences. For example, a solemn design should be created in the hall, so you should choose the appropriate option:

Photos of rooms decorated in different versions make it possible to choose the most effective color scheme. Pay attention to the photo below:

Experts advise using beige wallpaper in the interior of rooms used for relaxation. They also contribute to the development of analytical thinking and awaken the craving for creativity. The use of beige makes it possible to boldly experiment with different shades. It looks good in almost all rooms: living room, bedroom, nursery, hallway and bathroom.

Due to the softness of the color, it is quite easy to match beige wallpaper in the interior with spectacular contrasts that enliven the atmosphere. Light brown tones are perfect for anyone who likes restraint in design. When implementing more daring design solutions, you can use bright accents. So that a large amount of beige color does not lead to the creation of a monochrome and boring design, you should carefully select suitable companions, as shown in the photo.

Creating a rich interior


For an unforgettable interior, bright accents are added to beige tones. Beige is especially well combined with the following colors:


Pay attention to the photo below:

Bedroom


The tranquility of color can best be revealed in the bedroom. In this room it is easier to use beige wallpaper in the interior. This option refers to the universal methods of decoration. So that the bedroom does not turn out to be monotonous, you can safely:


Romantic natures can choose wallpaper with flowers in the bedroom, which can be safely combined with drapery of upholstered furniture. Fans of more austere interiors use monochrome finishes, adding minor bright, elegant inclusions.

Children's


Children's with beige wallpaper also look good. Especially often such rooms are made out for kids. These shades soothe the child, set him up for a healthy, restful sleep. Light beige wallpaper in the interior of the nursery can be combined with coatings that show:


Kitchen


In a small kitchen, a bright interior is a must. Non-woven and vinyl wallpapers combined with tiles and plastic panels are a practical choice. Beige wallpaper in the interior of the kitchen is recommended:

Sand tones go well with chocolate shades. Wallpaper with a light floor and a dark set looks harmonious.

Living room


The interior of the living room should be elegant, solemn, with elements of luxury and chic.

Beige in the living room looks more spectacular if it is supplemented with decorative elements, these can be : bright


Silk-screen printing, vinyl wallpaper imitates textile painting. One wall can be decorated in a different color, drawing attention to niches, ledges, a fireplace, and more. In a modest-sized living room, light beige tones should be used.

Bathroom


Beige is widely used in bathrooms. You should not use catchy drawings so as not to visually hide the space, especially in a small room. Here it is very appropriate to combine beige with white, then both shades win, for example, as in the photo.

This combination refreshes the interior and visually expands the space. You can safely use wallpaper with a small pattern of geometric shapes. Good to add dark accents:

These wallpapers are versatile and concise, they can act as a standalone wallpaper or become a base for combination with other shades of their color group, as well as opposite ones. Do not be afraid of this color on the walls: just change the textile accessories to completely change the character of the room.

Beige wallpaper in the interior - design options can be viewed on the following video:

The right design not only decorates the room, but also makes it more comfortable and cozy. It has also been proven that the design of the premises has a significant positive effect on human health. The choice of wallpaper color is one of the most important points in determining the design of the room. At the same time, the color and shade depends on the room - its dimensions, purpose, frequency of stay, etc. Given all the factors, a competent designer will be able to choose the right color and wallpaper pattern.

Beige wallpaper deserves special mention. This pleasant "light" color allows you to create a pleasant atmosphere and improve the mood of the person staying there. They are suitable for almost any furniture and will allow you to smooth out obvious “flashy” shades and shapes that do not fit into the interior. Therefore, this color is one of the most common among both designers and manufacturers, which is not surprising - demand creates supply. Below we will consider some of the nuances of creating interiors with wallpaper of this color (and its shades), and also talk about some of the nuances of combining beige with others.

Despite a number of advantages that beige wallpapers have, many consider them rather dull and boring. In this case, you can dilute them a little with brighter tones, but for this you should find out which ones are combined with beige.

So it is necessary to highlight several options for different colors that will harmonize in the interior with the main beige color.

This combination is perfect for an expressive interior. They allow you to make the room more dynamic, but you should not get carried away with them too much - there should not be a lot of black and it should not prevail over beige. The best option would be the option in which the black stripes will act as shadows.

Allows you to create an interior in the style of baroque or classicism. In this case, beige is the background color of the wallpaper (predominant), and patterns on the wallpaper should be golden. Then the golden patterns will shimmer beautifully in the sunlight, creating a romantic atmosphere in the room.

Some design interiors include brown and beige wallpapers. In this case, the beige color again prevails, and brown should emphasize one or another element of the decor. Often they are used to “include” furniture in the interior, for example, beige-brown color is suitable for finishing the sofa wall.

They have a calming effect on the human psyche, so these shades are recommended for decorating bedrooms, children's rooms, rooms for rest and relaxation.

Beige-green colors can be used to give the room a more natural "atmosphere". So light greens will create a warm and light atmosphere, while dark shades will create a sense of balance in the room.

Combination with shades of red

Interiors with beige as the main color and pink or red as the background tones make it possible to create a romantic atmosphere in the room. But you should not overuse these colors too much. They are better to highlight window openings (shading the room), various decorative elements (furniture, etc.).

When choosing furniture for a room, preference should be given to furniture with a light outer coating.

Light milky, milky, peach and other colors are best suited for beige wallpapers. At the same time, you can put furniture in turquoise or blue (electric) shades to add zest to the interior.

Which curtains are suitable for beige wallpaper

An important role in determining the interior design is determined by the curtains that are used in the room. Curtains are an important element of decor, which should also have a practical function - to close windows from light and prying eyes. Therefore, it is important to choose the right curtains for the room, taking into account the main beige color of the walls.

The choice of curtains should be guided by personal preferences. However, there are some restrictions that are set by the beige color of the wallpaper. So it is not recommended to purchase curtains of too bright colors, for example, poisonous yellow, bright green, and other colors.

Curtains with patterns are allowed. The pattern of the curtains should not be too large and gaudy - preference should be given to a light and unattractive pattern.

Tulle is better to take plain soft tones. In order not to violate the design of the room, the tulle can be in a large strip. For example, with a curtain width of 80 cm, large strips of 20 cm wide would be the best option.

The purpose of the room also plays a very important role in the selection of curtains. So it is better to make the kitchen bright and visually expand the space using light pink or peach-colored curtains. The same applies to the nursery, where soft light green curtain colors should be used to give harmony. Living rooms and halls are also recommended to visually expand using light colors. But “official” premises, such as an office, a reception room or a classroom, should be made more strict. To do this, use black, red, burgundy and other dark shades.

What wallpapers go with beige wallpapers

If in the previous sections the combination of solid beige color with other colors was considered, then here we will consider the combination of patterns. So to give the room a more colorful and cozy look, you can use wallpaper with a texture.

Usually the texture of the main (beige) wallpaper has neat and unobtrusive patterns. The same should be followed when choosing a pattern on other wallpapers.

However, one should not forget that going to extremes is also bad - too small a pattern (for example, small polka dots) will also look negative against a background of a monotonous beige color. The best option would be patterns that occupy about 80% of the total area of ​​​​the wallpaper.

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How to apply grey-beige wallpaper

Recently, when decorating studio apartments, designers have begun to actively use gray-beige tones. Usually wallpaper in similar colors is glued to the entire wall, often imitating Damascus and other Middle Eastern landscapes.

In order for the room to be made in this style, it is recommended to use bright colors when arranging it - bright red or bright yellow shades. It is better if these colors are used in furniture, small decor elements and accessories. Thus, you get an interior in the style of "Middle East".

To dilute the beige background, you can also use wallpaper with medium-sized gray patterns. The best option would be waves or snowflakes.

Beige liquid wallpaper in the interior (video)

In conclusion, we note that in order to give harmony to the room, if the furniture has a color other than beige, you should include decorative elements with beige color in the interior (panels, paintings, photos in frames, etc. ).

Beige wallpaper in the interior (photo)

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Features of beige color

Basic nuances:

Finishes

The most popular finishes.

Walls

An excellent option for wall cladding in the hall is wallpaper or decorative plaster. The wall surface looks much better, made in several beige shades or decorated with separate inserts, in the form of masonry or natural wood.

In order to make such an interior not look dull, you can add bright and rich details to the atmosphere, for example, textiles or individual pieces of furniture.

The photo shows a living room with plain walls painted in beige tones.

Painting is considered a classic finishing solution. The walls, made in such a calm color palette, give the hall a certain sophistication, luxury and sophistication. This neutral cladding becomes an advantageous addition to different colors, textures, textures, is an excellent base for various styles and provides an opportunity to bring any creative design ideas to life.

The photo shows the design of a small room with walls covered with beige wallpaper with a pattern.

Ceiling

To decorate the ceiling plane, it is appropriate to use paint, stretch fabrics or composite plasterboard structures, with built-in spotlights or lighting. A light ceiling looks more attractive and light. An excellent solution for a beige living room would be a ceiling finish in white or ivory shades.

Floor

For the design of the hall, made in shades of beige, a matte or glossy floor in chocolate colors will become a harmonious addition, this solution has a truly luxurious and solid appearance. As finishing materials for the floor plane, it is appropriate to use laminate, parquet, linoleum or carpet.

The photo shows a parquet board in beige tones in the design of the floor in the interior of the living room.

It is desirable that the color scheme of the floor is combined with window curtains, one wall in the room, and also harmonizes with the surrounding decor.

The photo shows a porcelain stoneware floor in a yellow-beige living room interior.

Choice of furniture

In the arrangement of such an interior, a light beige furniture set is often used in combination with bright accent accessories to dilute the resulting image or beige cabinet furniture is installed, and the soft zone is decorated in white, blue, orange, pink and other colors, adding to the atmosphere of attraction.

The photo shows a white TV wall in the design of the living room in beige colors.

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Beige sofa in the interior

Contrasting furniture in chocolate or coffee tones with a sofa and armchairs of a milky shade will look no less advantageous in such a room, thus forming a very luxurious and respectable design.

In order to achieve a truly beautiful interior in a similar color scheme, you should select soft furniture items that are lighter than the flooring. A win-win solution is white designs, as well as models made of rattan, bamboo or wood, which harmonizes perfectly with a shade of beige. A particularly unusual and interesting effect can be achieved using a black table with similar chairs.

Beige living room textiles

Beige textiles can transform the environment and add warmth and comfort to it. Curtains, bedspreads, pillows and carpet should not merge with the overall design and be different in texture.

It is desirable that the shades of beige have the same color temperature, so that there is no dissonance in the interior. A rather interesting gradient effect is obtained with a smooth transition from one color to another. Soft pillows, combined with a bedspread or a blanket, will form spiritual harmony and positive emotions.

The photo shows a beige plaid and pillows in the design of a bright sofa in the interior of the living room.

Here, tulle in milky shades and cream curtains will be especially appropriate. In order to dilute the design and add lively colors to it, you can choose curtains in warm amber or honey tones. In a small hall in a Khrushchev apartment, pale beige curtains will become a wonderful decoration, giving the room airiness.

Photo of the design of the living room

The living room in beige tones will be perfectly complemented by bright accents, in the form of certain accessories in blue, red, burgundy or, for example, black. As a decor for this design, soft rugs, woolen blankets or paintings decorated with gilded frames are suitable.

No less profitable atmosphere can be transformed with the help of wicker baskets, vases, unusual figurines and other things. Basically, the hall is in a similar range, decorated with not too large and moderately bright objects.

The photo shows a beige living room interior with bright accents, in the form of armchairs and cushions.

An excellent addition to a beige background in a house or city apartment is a fireplace lined with brickwork or decorated with a dark brown marble or wooden mantelpiece.

Due to this shade, it is possible to emphasize the features of the interior. For example, in combination with beige, a very elegant and weightless look is acquired by stucco molding, panels, balusters, or even such an architectural detail as a staircase.

Color combinations

Even such a neutral color scheme, it is important to correctly combine it with other shades in order to achieve a more thoughtful and harmonious design.

White-beige interior

Balance is of the utmost importance in this combination. In order for the situation not to look monotonous and blurred, it is not advisable to use more than three shades of beige. Metal, gold, silver, platinum, bronze, copper and wood textures, as well as expensive natural textile decor, are very favorably combined with the white and beige interior of the living room.

The photo shows the interior of a modern living room, made in white and beige tones.

The tandem of white and beige is the epitome of elegance, restraint and allows you to endow the atmosphere with elitism and chic. This design visually expands the boundaries of space and gives it more light.

Hall in brown and beige tones

The hall, decorated in brown and beige colors, is distinguished by a special aristocracy and is perfect for those who prefer expensive and exclusive design.

The photo shows a combination of brown and beige tones in the design of a small living room.

Such a rather popular and unobtrusive combination can be expressed in wall decoration, furniture upholstery or curtains. For example, a living room with a light beige floor and neutral furnishings can be decorated with a coffee table in chocolate tones.

The photo shows the design of a spacious living room, decorated in beige and brown tones.

Gray-beige living room

For a spacious room, a combination of beige with darker gray tones is appropriate, in a living room with a small area, it is better to use light gray accents. It is not advisable to use too saturated gray shades for the design of the ceiling and wall plane, as this can contribute to a visual reduction in space.

Pictured is a beige living room with gray flooring and textiles.

An excellent addition to the gray-beige interior will be yellow, white, green or olive blotches. No less successfully, accessories and decor in light green or orange tones fit into this design.

The photo shows a combination of gray and beige colors in a high-tech living room interior.

Combination of beige and turquoise

Calm, cozy, like powdered light beige, sandy or shade of coffee with milk, gently dilute intense turquoise. No less beneficial turquoise will be combined with a cold grayish-beige palette. The hall, made in such colors, requires abundant enough lighting so that the atmosphere does not lose its charm.

The photo shows the interior of the living room in beige tones, decorated with turquoise textiles.

With light blue or blue shades

The beige-blue combination looks very impressive, elegant and, due to its coolness, expands the interior space, giving it light and freshness. In this tandem, beige is the background, and blue acts as a tone accent.

The photo shows a combined finish in beige and blue tones in the design of a living room in the Provence style.

Especially often in a beige living room, various blue decors are used, for example, these can be pillows, carpets or curtains. Violet or lavender shades will help to further emphasize blue blotches.

Green-beige room

This combination is an excellent solution for small rooms. Green-beige design, has the most harmonious look and is conducive to rest and relaxation.

Such natural tones are especially common in eco-style rooms. In a room with beige walls, light green accents or more contrasting and rich malachite and emerald colors will look very gentle, giving the atmosphere a special luxury.

Room ideas in various styles

Versatile and multifaceted beige, can be used to decorate a wide variety of styles.

This neutral hue is ideal for strict, concise and symmetrical classics. Massive furniture decorated with carved elements, expensive textiles with patterns or ornaments, and heavy curtains with lambrequins will organically fit into such a hall.

Such a high style as neoclassical, natural pastel colors are especially characteristic, combined with sophisticated furniture in dark chocolate shades or with structures with light upholstery. The presence of bronze chandeliers, frames, cornices and elements with patina will turn the hall into a real family mansion.

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