In fact, some might argue theyre heating up… and the tones are getting warmer, too.
But with so many neutrals to choose from, which one will take gray’s place as number one?
As it turns out, beige is favored to win.
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No, not greigebeige.
We talked to two design pros who seem to feel like yes, it most certainly it is.
When accented with wooden accessories or furniture, the shade feels neutral and minimalistic.
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It’s a color that can range from super pigmentedlike a tan or camelto much lighter, like ivory.
Like any hue, the spectrum is wide, Rubin says.
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Much like gray, different shades of beige can be beautiful when paired together for a monochromatic space.
But in this case, it leads to a warmer, softer look.
For accenting or feature pieces, look for darker toned beiges for dramatic effect.
Amy Leferink at Interior Impressions
It can be as impactful as white, while also creating a softer, more welcoming experience.
Inmy living room, I have a floor-to-ceiling black fireplace, she says.
I got light beige accent chairs to contrast the black and add some warmth to the room."
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Speaking of aspa-like atmosphere,Rubin says she also loves beige with any wooden tonesespecially in the bedroom.
It feels so fresh and relaxed, she says.
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