Wood trim can feel wonderfully homey and welcoming, and can lend a vintage feel to your home.
Overview
Here are the 13 best paint colors that go well with natural wood trim.
Look for a beige with a creamy yellow undertone to complement the warmth of natural wood.
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This look could lean towards an Arts and Crafts or bungalow aesthetic with its cozy, vintage appeal.
Tan looks particularly good with a honey-toned wood.
It’s a versatile neutral that also helps the wood trim look modern and fresh.
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Tip
Completely test awarm white paint colorin the room before painting.
A neutral with too much yellow or orange undertone for your room will make dark wood trim look dingy.
Gray-Green
A cool grayish-green paint looks cool and relaxing in rooms where natural light is abundant.
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When painted next to natural wood trim, the soft greenundertonesshine through, creating an organic, calming look.
Icy blue is also a color that works beautifully with white should you ever want to lighten your trim.
Try this look with lighter furniture to help keep the look fresh and crisp.
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Blush
Blush is an unexpected and welcoming color to pair with wood trim.
When paired with warm wood tones, the look is charming,ideal for a small cottage.
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When blush is used with darker, cooler wood, it can appear sophisticated and elegant.
Pair this paint choice with other rich colors and lean into a colorful look.
Dark teal has a warm, rich feel to it, making it the perfect partner for wood trim.
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The contrast between the dark paint and a slightly lighter trim helps add to its intentional style.
Try it with Victorian-inspired decor and go bold with prints in the room.
Sherwin-Williams Classic Teal
you’re free to get creative with paint colors to pair with wood trim!
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Try Sherwin-Williams Ice Cube, Snowbound, Tricorn Black, Inkwell, or Classic Teal with wood trim.
To make old wood trim look modern, opt for a cooler paint color rather than warm.
This helps the wood look crisp and elegant rather than dated or too yellow.
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