15 Interior colour combinations to give your home a designer look

A royal blue and white is a classic colour combination. It is a colour combination that will give your space a fresh feel that pairs very well with light-coloured timber. It is also a great colour combination if you want to create a Coastal feel to your space.

A dark forest green is a lovely colour to use if you want to create an earthy palette with a lot of depth. Pairing it with a neutral light grey will make the green sing as well as making sure that the colours are balanced well. This colour combination will work well for many different interior styles. 

This monochromatic colour scheme is about as classic as it gets. This is for you if you want a bold colour scheme and classy colour combination. To make sure that the scheme works well, add texture and vary the finishes of the palette. 

While a blue and white colour combination is a classic and calm palette, adding neons instantly makes the palette feel fresher and more modern. The neons don’t have to be a big part of the colour scheme. Pops of colour on a cushion or rug will be enough to create a fresher look. 

If you have a room with strong architectural features, having a saturated colour combination to balance them out will help give the room a grander feel. Teal and red are an excellent combination to use in this case. Teal is still a calming colour and will let the architectural feature sing. At the same time, the pops of red in cushions and window dressings will help to create interest within the room. 

Green is a colour that has risen in popularity over the last few years. If you want to create a colour combination that will show off green the best colour you can pair it with is a neutral. Brown and cream are both excellent choices for this. The best greens to choose when working with this palette are bold and vibrant greens. 

Aqua is a colour that will never shout for itself. It is a soft but bold colour that will make a space feel fresh. When paired with cream, aqua creates a calm, relaxing colour combination that works especially well in a bedroom. 

If a moody colour combination is what you are looking for, then navy blue and gold are a great choice. Navy blue is a strong and classic colour that creates a beautiful background to make any gold accents added to the room pop, creating a glamorous feel to the space. Adding white to the colour palette will also create a modern and sleek feel to the space. 

This colour combination will create the illusion of a warm glow within the room. Using warm colours with a very low saturation gives the impression of the sunlight hitting a white wall. This colour combination will give the space a calm and cosy feeling.

Soft pink and turquoise are a great colour combination to create a soft and fresh look within a space. A light pink will create a warm base for the turquoise to pop. This colour combination will also create a soft, romantic feel within the room. 

Green and Pink are two colours that work especially well together. Whether it is a pale pink and mint green for a fresh feel or a bolder emerald green and bright pink to make a statement, this combination is sure to make your interiors feel more designed. 

Greens and blues create a calming feeling in a room, and a monochromatic colour combination will also help to create this feeling. Combining these two will give your room a casual and relaxed feel. To achieve this, you must pick one colour and then use lighter shades of the same colour elsewhere in the space. 

Keeping a neutral colour palette while still using some colour can be achieved using the colour combination of Green, Tan and White. It is best to incorporate the colours through textures and finishes for a colour combination like this to work. 

To create a fresh and unique colour combination, use a warm white with pops of colour from artwork, ornaments and accessories. The accessories you use in this scheme will be how you create a personal feel. They should reflect your style and tell a story about you. 

A Forest Green and Burnt Orange is a brilliant colour combination if you want to start using more colours but usually prefer a more neutral colour combination. Both colours can be seen as neutrals but elevated.