Creating a color palette is one of the first steps in designing any space. Warm color palettes, with their naturally cozy and uplifting effect, are currently one of the most popular choices for ...

Benjamin Moore® created a collection of “whole-home” color palettes to make the process of choosing paint easier. Not only does each palette showcase a curated selection of colors, but it also ...

Color theory—which essentially explains how colors mix, match or contrast with each other and how humans perceive them—plays a big role when building a color palette for a home.

For autumn color palettes, always use warm colors instead of harsh, cool colors like silver and black. When decorating your ...

Warm colors are in after years of sterile, monochromatic design. We asked experts why they think that is and how to make your home’s color palette feel warmer.

Because I was aiming to add some cooler colors to this warm palette, I chose the blue side of the play mat, which doubles as the rug here (and gets me pretty close to 20% cool tones, even on its own).

Learn how to choose the right roof shingle for your home. Building pros share advice for considering architectural style, ...

Color trends may come and go, but every once in a while, a palette captures the mood of a season so effortlessly, it feels ...

Jenny Mahoney, founder and CEO of Lily’s Color Lab, explains that these features include undertone (cool vs. warm), chroma (the intensity of color, whether bright, saturated, or vivid), and ...

Limiting your palette to a few colors that occur throughout the house helps spaces flow and minimizes jarring visual transitions. But a restricted palette doesn’t mean simply repeating the same ...

The "80/20 color palette rule" is a design guideline that suggests using one color scheme for 80% of a room, and a contrasting color scheme for the other 20% to create balance and harmony.