Neutrals are timeless, and there are many home owners who prefer them to contrasting colors. But going all-neutral you risk to get a boring interior. How to avoid that? Here are some tips you may use to make your space relaxing and comforting but not too typical.
Go Camel
Going neutrals doesn’t mean that your space will be boring and all the same, add a bit of neutral hues without rocking too bright colors – go camel! The shade itself is a perfect elevated neutral that adds a brightening effect to the room in a simple manner. You may also have it as the main color of the room and add some refreshing neutrals like white and cream to it.
A neutral room with camel leather furniture and a tan colored ceiling for a chic look.
Touches of camel are added with Roman shades, the floor and furniture and they make the space cozier.
Camel as the main color of the room, it's used for the walls, floor and furniture and the room looks soft.
An elegant living room done in the sahdes of beige and camel plus black details for depth.
A camel floor and leather sofa warm up this boho living room.
A bright minimalist kitchen done in camel with white marble and brass touches.
Try Pastels
Another idea to create a neutral interior with a touch of color is rocking pastels. Pastels are a hot trend in decor and outfits now and they are rather soft yet will add some color to the space. Infuse your space with pastels placing furniture – chairs, a sofa, a table, cabinets or some other items. An easier way to rock pastels in the space is to add textiles – curtains, pillows, bedspreads, throws and blankets. If you are ready for radical changes, make pastel walls or just one statement wall.
A soft interior infused with touches of powder blue and muted coral.
Blush furniture and lilac grey draperies make the space more eye-catchy.
A neutral living room infused with blush looks very girlish and dreamy.
Why not add a quartz pink backsplash to spruce up your neutral kitchen, it's a trendy solution.
An all-white living room is injected with blush pink accessories and touches of metallics.
A chic living room with touches of blush and powder blue for a touch of color.
Add a touch of pastels to your bedroom with textiles, it's a fast and easy way to do that.
Powder blue pillows add a touch of color, and black adds depth to the space.
Light blue cabinets and blush curtains to make the bedroom more interesting and welcoming.
Powder blue chairs and touches of this color here and there adds interest to the space.
Textured Walls
Neutral walls are a base of any neutral space but who said they should be sleek and plain? Make textural ones in neutrals for eye-catchiness and interest, there are options for every space. You may try textural white or neutral wallpaper because wallpaper is in trend and one statement wall or all of them done with such wallpaper will be nice. Whitewashed brick and stone never goes out of style, they are sure to bring much interest to your home. Whitewashed wood can be used for covering not only walls but also floors and ceilings if it fits your decor style. Neutral tiles can be used not only in bathrooms but also in kitchens and to highlight them, you may use contrasting grout. Molding is in trend, too, and you may include it into various interiors for an edgy refined touch. Get inspired and choose your perfect solution!
Neutral fabric wallpaper brings a texture and interest to the space while being not too bright.
Natural stone walls painted white look very bold and catchy while being all-neutral.
plaster is a very popular wall solution, go for neutral shades to fit your color scheme and add texture.
Neutral bedroom with molding on the walls and ceiling for a fresh take on classics.
Whitewashed brick walls are a trendy and cool option, brick never goes out of style and you may choose any finish.
Geometric wall panels in a neutral shade are a modern and edgy option to make a statement.
Whitewashed wood walls and floors make the spaces airy and light-filled.
Catchy neutral wallpaper with a pattern is a wow idea for any space, wallpaper is in trend.
All-neutral yet textural tiles on the walls and floor for a bright and interesting look.