Warm colors go especially well with traditional decor
Warm paint colorsare more than just beige or taupe.
They also can include beautiful shades of rust, red, brown, gold, and more.
They also can look great on furniture and cabinetry.
Best Warm Paint Colors from Sherwin-Williams©Sherwin-Williams
Warm colors can help a large space feel more intimate.
They tend to go very well with traditional decor choices.
Here are some of the best warm paint colors from Sherwin-Williams.
The Spruce
This copper paint is perfect for accent walls and specialty treatments, such as stripes and stencils.
Thus, they dont make ideal colors for bedrooms where you want a relaxing retreat.
Stick to the more muted tones for sleeping spaces.
The Spruce
Quiver Tan
Sherwin-Williams Quiver Tan is a unique neutral paint color that leans morebronzethan tan.
This dark neutral is ideal as an exterior color or for anaccent wallin a living space or bedroom.
A cabin-style home with tall ceilings and large windows would be a stylish choice for this strong color.
The Spruce
It’s a true middle-of-the-road beige.
It also looks nice as an exterior paint color, especially with complementary lush green foliage.
Pair it with white or off-white trim to make the details of a space really pop.
The Spruce
When using warm paint colors, you dont have to design the entire space with a warm color palette.
Rustic Red
Choosing a warm red paint color can be tricky.
This is a wonderful color for a front door on any style of home.
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Travertine
Sherwin-Williams Travertine is a warm neutral beige with just a hint of peach.
It’s a beautiful and serene color for living spaces, bathrooms, and bedrooms.
It offers the warm glow of candlelight without being too yellow.
The Spruce
Macadamia
Macadamia by Sherwin-Williams is a popular tan paint color.
This energetic neutral paint is a favorite for exterior color schemes andtraditional decorating styles.
Macadamia looks classic paired with black accents and creamy white trim.
The Spruce
Curry
Curry is definitely a bold choice.
It would be the star of your space rather than a neutral canvas that fades into the background.
To keep things from getting too busy, pair it with white trim and doors.
The Spruce
Its a bold color choice, but rather than feeling too exhilarating it evokes a cozy and comfortable vibe.
Its perfect for a den or bedroom and would look wonderful paired with rich wood tones.
Its a medium tone that can work in both large and small spaces, giving them a sunny glow.
The Spruce
And its rich enough for use as an exterior color, especially when offset by bright white trim.
The Spruce
