Luxury blue paints

First, consider the mood you want to create. Lighter blues bring calm and airiness. Medium blues offer balance and vibrancy. Darker blues add depth and sophistication.

When selecting a blue paint, consider the room’s lighting and existing decor, as undertones can appear differently in various settings.

Here are some common blue undertones to consider:

Pale blues

Incorporating pale blue paint into a space brings a sense of calm and tranquillity, as it evokes the peacefulness of the sky and sea. Its soft, soothing tones make it perfect for creating serene environments in bedrooms, bathrooms, or living areas.

Pale blue pairs effortlessly with whites, greys, and natural wood tones, enhancing the lightness of a room without overwhelming it. Whether used on walls, ceilings, or accent pieces, it adds a refreshing, airy quality to any space.

Our pale blue shades:

• Pebble
• Lauren
• Swedish Blue
• Doulton

Dark blues

Dark blue paint creates a sense of depth and sophistication, evoking the richness of the ocean or a twilight sky. Its bold, calming tones bring a sense of luxury and intimacy, making it ideal for bedrooms, living rooms, or dining areas.

It pairs beautifully with light neutrals, such as whites, creams, and greys, as well as with warm tones like brass or natural wood, adding warmth and contrast.

Our dark blues:

• Smoke Blue
• Slate Blue
• Inky Blue

Green shade blues

Green-blue shades, particularly teal, bring a unique blend of tranquillity and vibrancy to interior spaces. Teal combines the calming qualities of blue with the earthy richness of green, creating a sophisticated yet lively atmosphere. This versatile hue works well in a variety of settings – from serene bedrooms to bold living rooms.

Our green shade blues:

• Peacock Blue
• Niblock
• Deep Green Blue Grey

For a calm, serene atmosphere, combine blue with soft neutrals like white, grey, or beige. Or to create interior spaces with a modern look, incorporate a cool palette and pair with other cool tones like soft greens, light purples, or even teal for a monochromatic look.