Warm tones will turn your home into the ultimate cozy sanctuary.
Edmund Barr
Choosing a color palette for your home can be filled with second-guessing and too many options.
Warm colors will always add a sense of calm and security to a space.
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Both are appealing but in very different ways.
A warm color palette is the ultimate way to bring coziness and comfort into your home.
you could do this by layering neutral textures with warm colors.
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These hues dont always mean traditional designyou can create a sleekmodern spacefilled with warm shades rather than cool tones.
Red is a classic warm color that pairs well with dark wood tones and light walls.
A large area rug is a great way to create warmth underfoot and visually.
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This patterned rug continues the room’s red andblue color schemeand adds another layer of texture and comfort.
Red and coral colors are accents in throw pillows and a blanket draped over the sofa arm.
Walls are covered in sandy grasscloth wallpaper which amplifies the warmth of the suns rays.
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Contrasting green accents pair well thanks to their warm yellow undertones (rather than cool blue undertones).
Dark gray cabinets provide storage and help balance the brown wood tones.
Spice Up the Kitchen
This stunning modern-meets-rustic kitcheninvites you to stay a while.
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The eclectic furniture ties together the brightlycolored wall art.
Rich blue velvets and plaid patterns shine against the sunny background.
A blue coffered ceiling contrasts the deep-hued fabrics and accent wall.
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Pick Salmon Shades of Pink
Using a rosy color palette creates a gracious setting for thisbar nook.
Start by painting the walls with a deep blush color to give a feeling of warmth and intimacy.
Consider painting the trim for a monochromatic look.
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Retro furniture andvintage glasswarewith gold and brass accents complete the romantic color palette.
Add Texture and Pattern
Use textured neutrals to make a room look inviting instantly.
This sitting room is fun and eclectic yet welcoming and relaxed.
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Instead of creating agallery wallwith framed photos or paintings, consider hanging up an arrangement of woven baskets.
Tiled floors and neutral walls provide the perfect backdrop for the lacquered cabinets.
The sleek surfaces of these redkitchen cabinetshave a decidedly contemporary flair.
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Glasspendant lightingoverhead adds a sleek, sophisticated finish.
Multiple shades of brownin the headboard pattern, nightstand, wood floor, and textured area rugbalance the palette.
On the bedside table, a red lamp and decorative wooden box ties the color combo together.
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Naturalelements like houseplantsand wood furnishings are used throughout to give the space an earthy feel.
A pale pink color on the throw pillows and accent table brightens up the room.
A distressed area rug and woven window blinds add texture and enhance the warm color palette.
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A rustic island and barstool give the space an informal feel and contrast modernsubway tileand floating shelves.
Thejewel tonesadd an elegant and inviting touch.
Create an Inviting Living Room
This cozy living room oozes warmth and comfort.
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Add a Midcentury Twist
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Give cookie-cutter architecturesome personalitywith a warm color palette.
This wall, painted a deep orange, is transformed from a blank surface to an architectural focal point.
The earthy colors suit themidcentury furnishingsthat provide the neutral foil for the bright tones.
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Revved-up orange, red, and yellowsolids and patterns layerfor a fabulous look that exudes energy.
A vintage black French secretary desk and the chandelier over the table get anupdate with bold orange paint.
Although elegantly appointed, the cozy color creates an inviting corner.
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Butterscotch-yellow draperies with red stripes convey an understated grace while providing an unencumbered garden view.
A roundwooden tablesurrounded by chocolate-brown leather-upholstered chairs softens the lines of the square breakfast room.
Rich wood floors contribute to the warm color palette and contrast the bright white walls.
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Make a Monochromatic Moment
A nearlymonochromatic color palettewas used to create this cozy nook.
This makes for a quiet, contemplative space.
The fabric on theslipcovered chairsmatches the buttery yellow paint on the walls.
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To create a little contrast, strips of trim outline the skirting with a juicy berry color.
Touches of black in the frames and side table slightly calm the brightness.
A mix of modern and traditional furnishings keeps the look chic yet family-friendly.
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Complementaryblue tonesin the large pair of framed prints keep theorange wallsfrom feeling too hot.
Whitebedding brightens the roomand ties in the white table lamps, ceiling fan, and molding.
Patterned fabrics and artworkscatter an energetic redthroughout the colorful room.
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Channel Seaside Inspiration
The living room ottoman inspires this warm color palette of complementary orange and blue.
Bright throw pillows and a patterned rug tie in various shades of pink and purple.
The vast array of colors plays nicely with the different books and art placed on the bookcase.
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