Cool Paint Shade Ideas We Love: Blue, Green, Purple and More

Wow! What color is that? HGTV Magazine is here with some tips on how to use cool paint colors around your house.

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Granny Smith, Benjamin Moore

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“For the crafting room of a color-happy family, painting the cabinets and the shelves was a no-brainer. This green apple shade is playful and not overwhelming next to the patterned floor. Who wouldn’t have fun here?!” — Deboni Sacre, Liv Design Collective, Highland, UT

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Grape Green, Benjamin Moore

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“Although this living room has a few windows, the light wasn’t enough to make the long, narrow space feel happy. Luckily, my husband and I aren’t afraid of color! Paired with bright white trim, acid green feels amazingly energetic. Visitors have always been surprised by the choice — in a good way.” — Raina Kattelson, Raina Kattelson Stylist, Red Hook, NY

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Soothing Green Tea, Glidden

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“Doors are such a great way to bring a splash of color into a room—small risk, big reward! I picked a light avocado green for my entry that’s in step with my mid-century ranch. It’s a good balance of eye-catching yet subdued.” — Alicia Drown, Studio Rancho, Denver, CO

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Central Park, Benjamin Moore

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“Painting the ceiling of my son’s room calls out the little curve at the top of the walls, which is one of our condo’s many charming prewar features. This green seemed just right for a nursery: not too in-your-face, but not babyish, either.” — Kiera Kushlan, Residents Understood, Washington, D.C.

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Avocado Toast, Clare

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“The dining room in this early 1900s Colonial deserved a younger vibe. Grass green livened it right up. The homeowners were all in, but to someone on the fence, I’d say go for it—it’s just paint!” — Beth Bourque, Beth Bourque Design Studio, Milton, MA

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Dill, Sherwin-Williams

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“Green on the lower cabinets livens up an otherwise all-white kitchen. The color is just right: Its hint of yellow is warm and bright, and it’s a great complement to the yellow-leaning oak floors.” — Murray Legge, Murray Legge Architecture, Austin, TX (Photography: Whit Preston)

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Moss Point Green, PPG Paints

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“After putting up green-and-white wallpaper on three of this bedroom’s walls, I decided to do something different with the wall behind the bed so the gridded paneling wouldn’t get lost. This clover color makes it pop. And it’s so fresh, like spring on a wall!” — Julie Howard, Timber Trails Development Company, Western Springs, IL

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Olive Rush, Valspar

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“All the trees outside this lakeside home inspired me to choose a leafy color for the kitchen cabinets that paired beautifully with a sky blue oven and hood. The look is a breath of fresh air!” — Kristina Crestin, Kristina Crestin Design, Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA

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Royal Orchard, Behr

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“There’s something dramatic about a bookcase that’s painted the same color as the walls. You get a space with the elegant feel of a library. This green isn’t at all overbearing—it’s bright and invigorating in the morning, and cozy and intimate at night.” — Taylor Clouse, Love County Design, Austin, TX

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Tate Olive, Benjamin Moore

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“Here’s a way to make a room look cozy and classic: Paint the walls, trim, built-ins, and baseboards the same color. I went with a sophisticated leafy green in this family’s den. For contrast, the wall finish is flat and the built-in is satin.” — Max Humphrey, Max Humphrey Interior Design, Portland, OR

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Secret Garden, Sherwin-Williams

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“I can’t have as many plants in our family room as I’d like because our curious toddler loves to dig in the dirt. Instead I painted the entire fireplace earthy green. An angled brush let me get into the bricks’ nooks and crannies.” — Cassie Bustamante, homeowner, Greensboro, NC

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Courtyard Green, Benjamin Moore

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“A great green was my mission, per the 10-year-old boy whose room this is. Although putting that on all the walls would have been too much of a good thing, it’s just right on the built-in bed and shelves.” — Julie Howard, Timber Trails Development Company, Western Springs, IL

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Lounge Green, Sherwin-Williams

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“Since this bathroom doesn’t have windows, we chose a color that would lighten things up, inspired by the home’s vibrant lawn. It looked so great on the vanity, the homeowner wanted to give the medicine cabinet a matching door.” — Aly Glavin and Dara Barber, The Daraly, Charlotte, NC

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Direct Green, Sherwin-Williams

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“I scored the wicker table and chairs on Craigslist for $150—a steal, except they were a dated and sad yellow. A preppy, glossy green gave them a much-needed modern twist. For a flawless finish, it’s best to use a paint sprayer so color covers the intricate designs and goes on nice and smooth.” — Sam Sidney, homeowner, Charleston, SC

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Envy, Sherwin-Williams

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“When I painted my front door kelly green as a distraction from my home’s beige brick, I decided to also paint the inside for a mega statement. On double doors, it has double the unexpectedness.” — Beth Diana Smith, Beth Diana Smith Interior Design, Irvington, NJ

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Ivy League, PPG Paints

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"Using a vivid emerald green on otherwise simple cabinets pushed the envelope in a classic space. The color reminds me of new growth on a plant and new beginnings. How could your day not start out great here?” —Jessica Webber, Webber Coleman Woodworks, Watkinsville, GA

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Argyle, Sherwin-Williams

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“This jewel-toned green is really stunning on a piece of furniture — the chest’s brass details are like sunlight hitting a patch of grass. It’s actually pretty versatile, and it looks good with blue, gray, yellow, and even blush accessories.” — Janelle Blakely, Blakely Interior Design, North Kingstown, RI

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Derbyshire, Sherwin-Williams

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This boy’s room used to be moss-color — not nearly bright enough for his personality. I pulled the kelly green from his pillow. The seamless effect of walls and trim painted the same color makes the room feel a bit larger.” — Emily Larkin, EJ Interiors, Dallas, TX

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Deep Pine, Dunn-Edwards

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“Here in sunny Miami, deep green is not the most obvious choice for an entryway. But I love how dramatic it is while still feeling natural. When you step inside, it’s like you’re taking a walk through the woods.” — Federica Molini, Arte Bohème blog, Miami, FL

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Ionian, Sherwin-Williams

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“This ’60s-era office used to be oak on oak. Once I had the wood paneling painted this rich green, the desk and shelves popped. The vibrant shade keeps the homeowner alert during long workdays!” — Ashley Christensen, TVL Creative, Denver, CO

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Headspace, Clare

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“When I painted my family’s dining room, I lifted the fresh blue-green shade from the fabric on the dining chairs. I love how it shifts in color throughout the day from a bright blue to a soft teal at night when the warm light from the chandelier hits it.” — Kevin Francis O’Gara, Kevin Francis Design, Atlanta, GA

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Iced Green, Benjamin Moore

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“Here’s a color that’s fun but still a neutral. It’s spa-like when paired with white accents, but you could easily dial it up by adding poppy coral accessories.” — Marika Meyer, Marika Meyer Interiors, Bethesda, MD

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Blue Ground, Farrow & Ball

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"We chose sky blue to complement the tub tile in this Jack and Jill bathroom for a brother and sister. It’s a cheerful shade that goes especially well with a yellow rubber ducky!" — Scarlett James, The Mix Interiors, Nashville, TN

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Bird’s Egg, Benjamin Moore

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“This laundry room gets no natural light, but it doesn’t feel that way because of the vibrant sky blue we painted the cabinets. Now it’s a cheerful spot to walk into, even if it involves doing a chore.” — Raquel Skrobarczyk, Heather Scott Home & Design, Austin, TX

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Morning Calm, Magnolia HOME by Joanna Gaines

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“I love this aqua blue because it’s easy on the eyes and not overwhelmingly bright, which makes it a great color for the wall of shelves in this room. Still, it’s inviting and fun, and that’s important because I want my family to hang out in our screen-free zone!” — Brianna Hall, homeowner, Portland, OR

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Summer Dragonfly, Behr

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“My mother-in-law asked me to create a nook in the room at her house where my girls and niece sleep over, so I installed a bench in the closet and painted the wall a cheerful color. A scallop pattern really draws eyes to this special feature. The girls love to play ‘school’ in here!” — Pamela Goulden, @mypracticehome, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia

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Blue Earth + Aqua Bloom, both Dunn-Edwards

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“Dark and light cabinets add a little drama and make this kitchen feel more expansive. The deep blue draws the eye up and the light blue draws the eye over. I continued the colors onto the baseboards for a modern edge.” — Camille Henderson Davis, The Niche Home, Bethesda, MD

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Lazy Sunday, Benjamin Moore

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“Most people use a bold color on the wall and a subtle one on the ceiling, but I flipped things around. The cheery blue resembles a bright, clear sky—perfect for such a light-filled living room. I used the same shade on the doors to tie it all together.” — Alisha Gwen, Alisha Gwen Interior Design, Pittsburgh, PA

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Ultra Marine Blue, Farrow & Ball

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“This home is near Lake Michigan and the owners wanted their office to remind them of the water. I chose an earthy blue that’s not too dark or inky. It’s calming, so it’s great for focusing on work, but it would be beautiful in a kitchen or mudroom, too.” — Jodi Morton, 2to5 Design, Evanston, IL

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Deep Ocean, Benjamin Moore

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“Although people often assume that painting a space anything other than white makes it look smaller, rich blue gave this living room depth. Using the same shade for the rug creates a cool effect. All that blue gave me the chance to do a hot pink sofa.” — Barbara Milner, South Hill Interiors, Toronto, Ontario

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Paddington Blue, Benjamin Moore

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“The homeowners were a little nervous about using cobalt blue in their open-concept dining space, but they bit the bullet and ended up loving it. Its brightness brings an exciting and playful energy to the room. We added molding in a grid pattern to make it even more of a feature wall, and chose a white table and chairs to really let the color shine.” — Ruchi A Mohan, Design by Ruchi LLC, New York, NY

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Treble, C2 Paint

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“The box beams in my dining room are so pretty that I wanted to help them stand out. My secret: I used this deep denim blue in full strength on the walls, and at 50% saturation between the beams. It’s still high impact but with a lighter tone, so it’s not as if the ceiling is crashing down on you.” — Melanie Coddington, Coddington Design, San Francisco, CA

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Denim, Sherwin-Williams

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“Once I flanked this living room’s fireplace with bookshelves, the red brick suddenly seemed dated. A deep blue totally modernizes it—and makes it the center of attention. Dark gray paint on the hearth keeps the focus on the surround.” — Samantha Klickna, Case Design/Remodeling, Bethesda, MD

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Loyal Blue, Sherwin-Williams

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“To help turn a bathroom into a glam escape, I picked a jewel tone for the vanity. Paired with the gold drawer pulls and the black-and-white tile, it feels like you’re in a chic boutique hotel.” — Diane Rath, The Rath Project, Fairfield, CT

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Blue Tang, PPG Paints

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“Blue is always a crowd-pleaser. This particular shade may be dark and moody, but there are bright undertones, so it’s more exciting than classic navy. Paired with metallic accents, it’s extra dramatic.” — Michelle Thomas, Michelle Thomas Design, Austin, TX

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Slate Teal, Benjamin Moore

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“Most of my house is painted white, so I decided to go moody in a couple of areas. The peacocks I saw on a trip to Morocco inspired me to use this vibrant blue. When the room was done, it looked so good that I cried!” — Lucy Penfield, Lucy Interior Design, Minneapolis, MN

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Galápagos Turquoise, Benjamin Moore

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“My husband’s only request when we remodeled was no all-white kitchen! We are both fans of ocean blues, and this turquoise is the best shade because it’s unexpected and bold. It really shows our style.” — Jackie Culmer, Christiano Homes, Costa Mesa, CA

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Calypso Blue, Benjamin Moore

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“Since this homeowner is creative and fun-loving, I picked something equally vivacious for the walls of his home office. This shade of blue is super energized and a little offbeat—a perfect match.” — Orlando Soria, Homepolish, Los Angeles, CA

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Perfect Storm, Valspar

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“I love geometric wallpaper, but I find a stencil way easier. I bought one with 12 triangles from Olive Leaf Stencils on Etsy, then measured the wall so I could start in the middle—that way the pattern would be even on both sides. I secured the stencil with painter’s tape and did one coat of dark teal with a roller, keeping the pressure light so paint didn’t seep under the stencil’s edges.” — Summer Wick, Cascade Vintage & Co. blog, Camas, WA

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Dark Harbor, Benjamin Moore

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“This home office used to be a dull shade of gray, hardly an inspiring place to get stuff done. I painted three walls white, and an accent wall deep, moody teal. The color brings lots of personality and showcases the art. Who wouldn’t want to work here now?!” — Gina Sims, Gina Sims Designs, Decatur, GA

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Downpour Blue, Benjamin Moore

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“I had these cabinets put into the den of a house that’s over 100 years old and has a lot of original molding, so we didn’t need more wood tones. The homeowner had chosen navy but at the last minute worried it would be too dark. And that’s how we landed on this amazing sapphire blue.” — Robin Titus, R Titus Designs, Chicago, IL

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Champion Cobalt, Benjamin Moore

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“It took a few tries to find the right blue for this beach house dining room. I wanted a saturated shade that wouldn’t lose its color when it gets dark outside and the family is gathered around the table. This one is striking day and night.” — Kevin Isbell, Kevin Isbell Interiors, Los Angeles, CA

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Hale Navy, Benjamin Moore

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“Since this kitchen opens to a family room, I wanted to define the cooking space with color. I turned to my go-to: navy. It looks so chic next to brass accents and leather stools.” — Trish Ireland, Trish Ireland Interiors, Cincinnati, OH

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Nightspot, C2 Paint

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“Painting a runner on a staircase is a great way to add a splash of color, like in this coastal home. The blue is fun and sophisticated, but the best part is that sweeping sand off painted stairs is a lot easier than vacuuming carpeted ones.” — Jenny Keenan, Jenny Keenan Design, Charleston, SC

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Mount Etna, Sherwin-Williams

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“Using the same grayed-out navy blue on the cabinets, trim and ceiling made a small kitchen seem more expansive. It would also be an amazing shade for a side table or a powder room vanity.” — Danielle Loven, Vivid Interior Design, Minneapolis, MN

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Blackberry, C2 Paint

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“When a room is large and also gets a ton of light, it can lack an intimate feel. Navy that’s so dark it’s almost black gives a space a cozy vibe, like it did for this master bedroom sitting area.” — Beth Bourque, Beth Bourque Design Studio, Milton, MA

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Fresh Kicks and Blackest, Clare

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“My son wanted an all-black room, from the walls to his bedding. Scary! We literally met in the middle and did black-and-white. I painted them on a diagonal for an energetic boost, and a decal of a tree with gray tones softens the contrast.” — Natalie Myers, Veneer Designs, Los Angeles, CA

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Cyberspace, Sherwin-Williams

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“Since I knew a dining room with windows on three walls and tall ceilings could handle a dark, dramatic color, I went all in. Alongside the touches of warm gold, it’s moody yet chic. Sitting in here is like being wrapped in a cocoon.” — Kat Lawton, @katlawtoninteriors, Puyallup, WA

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Veiled Violet, Sherwin-Williams

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“The millwork on the vanity is so special, I had to highlight it — plain white wouldn’t do. The hue is a quieter version of the lavender in the shower’s accent tile.” — Rachel Cannon, Rachel Cannon Limited Interiors, Baton Rouge, LA

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Fairy Glen, Pratt & Lambert

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“I like my tiniest clients to have a say in their spaces, so purple walls and a teal headboard it was for this young girl’s room. Lilac is a great shade for a kid because it’s youthful now, but it’s sophisticated enough to grow with her.” — Laura Ellis Barnes, @houseof_barnes, Tulsa, OK

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Fancy Pansy, Valspar

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“I always say ‘Pick a color and commit,’ so I went for it in this bathroom in my house! The light purple is both calming and sophisticated. I paired it with blush window treatments, but it would also look great with dark purple or navy.” — Mary Patton, Mary Patton Design, Houston, TX

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Tropical Dusk, Benjamin Moore

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“My client and I turned a sitting area off the master bedroom into her dream closet. So why not make it as fun as possible? We painted the cabinets lavender, which plays off the ottoman she loves.” — Alisha Gwen, Alisha Gwen Interior Design, Pittsburgh, PA

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Kalamata, Benjamin Moore

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“My clients’ daughters wanted magenta in their bathroom except their parents thought they might outgrow it. So we pushed it slightly darker to eggplant. The color picks up on the gray streaks in the countertops, and the girls loved it all the same.” — Kate Lester, @klinteriors, Hermosa Beach, CA

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Mulberry, Benjamin Moore

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“My home office is the first room I’ve ever decorated just for me, and I went full glam. The bold color reminds me of purple calla lilies. I chose warm gold accessories to chic it up even more.” — Julie Geyer, Julie Geyer Studio, Bethesda, MD

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Dark Burgundy, Benjamin Moore

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"People tend to think open lofts have to be all white. This rich purple proves that’s not true! Using it for an accent wall in the dining area gives the space definition. I also like that it looks like the perfect glass of wine." — Kevin Clark, Homepolish, New York, NY

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Grape Juice, Benjamin Moore

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“This condo’s master bedroom used to be a lifeless shade of tan, which was a bad match for the vivacious homeowner. Eggplant gives it lots of spunk but looks dramatic and sophisticated, too.” — Laura Tribbett, Outline Interiors, Chicago, IL

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Dancing Shoes, Portola Paints & Glazes

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“I had to find a way to make a rich velvety purple I was really into work in my dining room. Putting in white wainscoting lightened the space. The dark color dresses it up, and it’s a chic backdrop for my chandelier.” — Tamar Kestenbaum, @siennasageinteriors, Seattle, WA

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