- Valspar Seattle Haze 4003-4B – Sue Kim, who’s a color expert at Valspar, is highly recommending this muted blue known as Seattle Haze by Valspar. It will drown all the chaos of everyday life, and you’ll instantly feel rejuvenated. If you want to transform your living room into an inviting and warm cocoon, go for this color. It also works great with natural wood and beige tones.
- Magnolia Home Winter Solstice – As the New York City-based architect John Mochelle said this Magnolia Home’s Winter Solstice color got its inspiration from the ever-popular farmhouse style. It won’t matter anymore if it’s a freezing February or a breezy March, you’ll feel just as good!
- Benjamin Moore River Reflections 1552 – Benjamin Moore’s River Reflections is an earthy color that will quickly warm up your living room. The best way you can match it is with cream or white accents, but it can go just as well with different wood tones. They won’t clash. You can easily experiment with this color on your walls if you want to try a modern approach.
- The Spruce Best Home Persimmon Orange – Did you know that a rustic shade of red as a single accent wall can make all the difference? This color of orange has a reddish hue that not only looks amazing by itself, but goes great with natural wood furnishings, and bold light blue accents.
- The Spruce Best Home Spectral Blue – This nautical blue will take many flavors, from blue-green to navy. It’s the favorite color of many interior design enthusiasts because it’s extremely soothing. If you want to try it for your living room, choose a storm-tossed sea color, such as Spectral Blue. The hue will look amazing with wood furniture and cream accents.
