When used correctly, the blue-green hue can provide calmness and sophistication.
For more lively spaces, a teal paint color can also infuse a refreshing energy.
Whether you’re painting abedroom accent wallor designing ajewel box bathroom, consider incorporating shades of teal.
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Learn how to choose the right teal paint color and snag the best accent hues to go with it.
Lighten up the richness of this hue with natural woods,soft whites, and textured materials.
Although richly saturated, this teals delicate gray undertone makes it a surprisingly soothing choice.
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Add pops of crisp white in a high-gloss finish to maintain this teals bright and cheerful vibrancy.
It adds a sophisticated feel to any space.
This is a beautiful shade and works well in many rooms, even a poorly-lit hallway, ODonnell says.
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It exudes a positive energy and pairs well with lighter shades of blue as well as warm neutrals.
This room is almost exclusively peach and soft creams, so solid teal elements would feel out of place.
It combines the calming qualities of green with a vibrant, jewel-like intensity of emeralds, McCollum says.
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It incorporates a soft and subtle touch of color that adds a calming background, Kim says.
Its the ultimate way to create a calming and uplifting space given its bright and airy feel.
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