Color Me Spring: This Year's Top Color Combos to Take Into Summer
Take a different approach to spring style with our top nature-inspired color combinations.
Peach + Chocolate Brown + Ivory
You may think chocolate brown is only suitable for cold-weather decor, but when mixed with peach and ivory it becomes spring-ready. Use these rich shades in small doses, and allow new neutrals to soften the look.
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Burnt Orange + Hot Pink + White
Hot pink can take a classic spring palette and instantly make it more modern. Add some fun to your home by mixing hot pink with burnt orange and ultra white.
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Dandelion + Aqua + Dove Gray
Mix warm and cool tones with dandelion paired with aqua. Keep the bold colors balanced with a backdrop of dove gray.
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Lemon Yellow + Grass Green + White
One of the most classic ways to add a touch of spring to any room is with yellow and green. Instead of a pastel yellow, choose vibrant shades of lemon or canary, and mix them with a grassy green.
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Lime Green + Tangerine
Take the citrus approach to your springtime decor by mixing tangerine and lime tones. Since both of these colors are equally saturated, it's important to have a neutral, like ultra white or khaki, for balance.
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Emerald Green + Blush Pink
Complementary colors are always a perfect combination, since each color sits directly opposite the other on the color wheel, resulting in the perfect contrast. Here, red and green are given a fresh twist for the season. Red is toned down to blush, and green has a touch of blue, making it appear more emerald.
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Brian Patrick Flynn
Powder Blue + Birch
Looking for a mix of woods and cool hues? Try mixing powder blue with light birch tones, resulting in a light and airy look that's slightly Scandinavian in style.
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Robin's Egg Blue + Bubblegum Pink
Bubblegum pink and robin's egg blue are often associated with more youthful spaces, but if you mix the elements right, these hues can fit almost any age group or style. Here, molded Eames-style chairs in a muted shade of robin's egg blue appear a bit more grown-up than baby blue. And did you know blush pink is the new neutral? These draperies will work for the entire family.
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Brian Patrick Flynn
Aqua + Navy + Flamingo Pink
Layer different shades of blue such as aqua, blue-gray and navy, then add in hints of flamingo pink. This look will work great for spring and last seamlessly through summer.
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Blue-Gray + Blush Pink + White
Put a gender-neutral spin on your spring color schemes by pairing muted pinks with blue-gray. Even though there's no overly saturated color in the mix, the warm and cool hues will strike a nice contrast.
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Brian Patrick Flynn
Purple + Turquoise + Tangerine
Can't decide on a color? Choose a pattern that mixes the best of them. This playful throw pillow showcases purple, turquoise and tangerine hues, for an accent piece that fits almost anywhere.
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Brian Patrick Flynn
Navy + Teal + Coral
Mashup summer and spring with a combination of navy, teal and coral. Here, the solid, teal-toned lounge chairs are given a style boost with a Southwestern-style throw in different shades of coral and salmon while a white and navy rug offers a soft underfoot.
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Brian Patrick Flynn
Navy + Nectarine + White
If there's one color scheme that's equally fit for spring and summer, it's orange and blue. Make things a little springier by opting for shades of orange that have more yellow than red undertones. Here, nectarine is paired with navy blue and white for a fun and fresh vibe.
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Brian Patrick Flynn
Raspberry + Stone Gray
Put a fresh spin on pink by opting for raspberry which has a mix of red and gray undertones. Pair it with stone gray, which is a beautiful new neutral.
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Brian Patrick Flynn
Fuchsia + Turquoise + White
Turquoise and fuchsia are balanced with softer shades of aqua and blush pink to create the ultimate spring look.
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Brian Patrick Flynn
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