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While I adore white walls as much as the next person, painting your entire home the same shade of white can start to feel a bit boring. Having been shaped by the bright, bold colors of the late 90s and early 2000s, I quickly learned that a home full of color is comforting and reflects every individual’s personality.
If you’re over your white walls and looking to add some fun color to your space, we’re sharing some of our favorite ways to add color to your home that will make it feel fresh and modern. From gorgeous blues, golden tones and light grey lime wash tones, these are the best colors to make a stunning statement in your home and may be the change you didn’t know you needed.
Keep reading to see the top 8 modern colors to paint your walls that will bring new life into any space in your home.
1. Soft Grey Limewash Paint
If you were burnt out on the grey era that overtook the 2010’s, let me reassure you that this is not that. The texture of the lime wash paint in combination with the soft grey hue gives a space a modern, light and airy feel. I think this would be a popular choice in an entryway, living room or game room. It’s feels sophisticated and could be the perfect touch your home needs.
2. Deep Cobalt Blue
Not afraid of bold color? Then a deep cobalt blue paint may be right for your space. This color feels sleek and modern, while tapping into an intense moody design side. Whether you’re looking to color drench your space or just paint the walls to ad depth, this color will be absolutely stunning.
3. Charcoal Black
I get it, painting a room entirely black can be intimidating — especially if you’re going from crisp, white walls. However, if you contrast the darker color with white details, furniture and soft textures, this color instantly begins to feel warm and inviting.
4. Super Soft Beige
I am personally not a fan of traditional Paige paint tones, however a super soft beige is something I could totally get behind. I love how this color matches the tones of the room, but still has a way of making a statement. This is definitely a gorgeous color to choose if you’re looking for a way to warm up your existing white walls.
5. Light Lavender
Lavender purple has always been my favorite color, but finding a way to use it in a space without it feeling too youthful has always been my biggest challenge. When I saw this design from Frampton Co. I was instantly obsessed. The light blue undertone compliments the lavender in a way that feels calm, cozy and grown-up.
6. Ralph Lauren Hunter Green
In my opinion, green paint has been completely overused in the design world. Nevertheless, I there are some shades that have a way of feeling timeless and new. Forget the sage and muted greens. Try this more modern deep, hunter green. It reminds me of Ralph Lauren and timeless luxury. Mixed with modern pieces, this color has a way of transforming a space (and my mind) with it’s bold earthy hue.
7. Terracotta Red
In another life, I feel I was meant to live in the dessert. I absolutely adore the modern, dessert home style and think this terracotta red color is so stunning in a home. It adds vibrancy and personality to any room, while pulling in the natural elements of red terracotta color dessert sand. Plus, it pairs well with other neutral tones you may already have in your home.
8. Creamy Yellow
Is your kitchen begging for a refresh? Take a playful risk and paint your walls and cabinetry a creamy yellow. Not only will it add a cheerful personality to your space, but it also makes your kitchen counter and hardware stand out too. I love how this color blends so well with a modern style of cabinets as well.








