Midcentury modern paint colors tend to be vibrant and bold with some earth tones and neutrals in the mix.
They can make any space feel fun, lively, welcoming, and comfortable.
Here are some of the most popular midcentury modern paint shades that still look fresh for todays rooms.
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Use it with white trim to really make the architectural details of the room pop.
The shade plays well with other muted midcentury colors, including mustard yellow and burnt orange.
Try it on kitchen cabinets, in a powder room, or as an accent wall.
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It can be difficult to get solid coverage when using a bold red paint.
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When paired with crisp white trim and doors, this pink acts even bolder and looks brighter.
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This vibrant orange is not for the shy decorator.
But it makes a great accent wall behind a wood bed.
Or use it in a foyer for a bright pop of color every time you come home.
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Magnolia Home Morning Calm
Like teal, aqua is a popular hue in midcentury modern style.
And we love the versatility of Magnolia Home’s Morning Calm aqua shade.
It’s a cool blue aqua that’s light and bright but not overwhelming.
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Use it in a bedroom with white accents and wood tones for a calm and comfortable feel.
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