FRESH, SOFT, OPEN
Warm white
Warm white is a canvas with a little softness in it: bright enough to lift a room, gentle enough not to feel clinical.
WALLS / VOL. 01
Color that sets the mood.
Walls change how a room feels more than anything else. Compare a warm white, a soft gray and a deep blue.
03 wall colors
one mood
CALM, BALANCED, CONTEMPORARY
Soft gray
Soft gray is the quiet wall color: a calm, neutral backdrop that lets art, textiles and natural materials speak.
MOODY, INTIMATE, CONFIDENT
Deep blue
Deep blue turns a wall into a statement: a saturated, slightly dusty blue that makes timber glow and evenings feel considered.
How to choose a wall color
Begin with the floor and the light: warm whites suit cool rooms, soft grays suit warm ones, and deep colors suit rooms used mostly in the evening. Then sample in the room at different hours. Our wall color guide offers a four-step test, and start with the light explains why daylight matters.