Blue has the gift of making us all feel good. Depending on the tone chosen, we can achieve a relaxing, enveloping, subtle, clean and even refreshing space. Another advantage it offers is that it is a very versatile color, it looks good accompanied by many other colors.
Next we will show you some colors that combine with blue, so that you can decorate with this color, achieving the results that you like the most.
Decorating with the color blue is always a good option, especially in houses in coastal areas, since it is usually a reminder of the sea. But this does not mean that blue cannot be used in the center of a city. If we are going to use it for decoration, it is best to use it in the rooms, especially the double bedrooms.
White
This duo works wonders. Modern and clean, it is a classic that will make any area fresher, cleaner and more welcoming.
Scarlet red
Scarlet red and blue can be a very fun contrasting color duo. It’s a bright and bold combination, perfect for accenting a more neutral palette.
Burgundy
An accent of burgundy can add a bit of life to a room where blue predominates, whether it’s a kitchen, bedroom or living room. We love this easy to pull off contrast.
Lavender
This color can give a very youthful look to any space along with blue tones. Your room will look bigger and even more relaxing.
Blush pink
Similar to lavender, blush is another feminine shade that can be added to blue colors and create a feminine and liberating vibe.
Coral
A very fun and energetic combo.
Bubblegum pink
This shade of pink, along with light blue, creates a perfect contrast for a child’s bedroom. It’s a really fun combination.
Orange
Orange is one of the colors opposite blue on the color wheel. This makes both colors stand out and come to life, making it an excellent combination.
Peach
The color peach or peach, is another of the colors opposite to blue, so it is also a great choice. A room decorated in peach will look perhaps too pale, but in the company of blue, it will acquire a lot of strength and dynamism.
Canary yellow
You can give a room a sunny look by adding bright canary yellow accents against the blue. The two colors offset each other very well.
Yellow mustard
This is a very modern color set, which is trending today: blue and mustard yellow. Mustard yellow is causing quite a stir in the world of interior design and when paired with a blue, you can’t go wrong.
Beige champagne
The champagne color is not as spectacular as gold, but it gives off a feminine and shiny finish. And when combined with blue, the contrast between the two can create a magical space in any corner.
Chocolate brown
To achieve a traditional and cozy look you can add a chocolate brown to the blue. It’s an easy way to dress up a room for lounging.
Olive green
We love the organic and natural feel that comes from combining blue with an olive green hue. It is a very original way of decorating, which exudes a very similar feeling to the holidays.
Mint green
You can create a delicate room by combining cool blues and mint greens. With these delicate tones you can easily transform the living room or dining room into something with a vintage and very feminine spirit.
Bluish green
Blue and teal may look similar, but they are quite different in style and presence. When the duo come together, they can enhance the overall energy of the room and provide a more youthful look.
Silver or gray
This combination can achieve a very modern and futuristic look. Any shade of blue will look great paired with shades of silver.
Ash grey
A personal favorite on the list, ash grays and blues can transform a room into something with a welcoming spirit and calming energy. It is so soft and peaceful that you will never want to leave.
Black
For a bolder, more masculine vibe, try pairing a soft black with any shade of blue you like. It’s perfect for the bedroom or even an office, making for a powerful and bold mood.
Different shades of blue
You can use the different shades of blue that the range presents you. For example, the walls and curtains in light blue, combining with the walls and the cushions on the bed.