Frankie Thomson
If however you want to give your interior decor a unique style, accent walls are an outstanding option. Alternatively, while the rest of the room could be painted, an accent wall could be covered in wallpaper.
Yellow can be quite tricky to use in interior decorations, as its brightness and vibrancy can be overwhelming.
If it has a lot of blue undertones, then you will want a warm yellow, such as gold, mustard, or amber. Specifically, dark shades of green, such as emerald, forest, and pine, pair beautifully with gray walls. Thus, green adds a touch of life to gray, a color often considered quite boring.
If you are going to use this color combination, it is vital that you find the ideal matching shades of green and gray. From our experience, you can find a shade of blue that will compliment your gray walls.
If you want to create a cool room, then a blue accent wall will work effectively.
It makes gray, a color that is often renowned for being quite dull and neutral, more vibrant and interesting. For instance, there are plenty of pink floral or geometric wallpaper prints for you to try. If you select a black accent wall, you should ensure that the furniture in your room is light to add some life to the stunning space.
Black accent walls aren’t for everyone, so you may want to seriously consider whether or not your home can pull off this style. Wallpaper design pictured above: Oversized Paintbrush Maze Wall Mural 6.
Yet, we think that white works wonderfully as an accent wall, as it is an incredibly flexible color. Though this shade is not as popular as some of the others on this list, we believe that an orange accent wall can work wonders with gray. Like yellow, orange will make gray rooms feel warmer and more lively.
