A white colour combination can do the trick for a modern look, a cosy look, or a vibrant look.

White Colour Combinations for Different Rooms

Using white in different rooms makes them look fresh and welcoming. Here’s how to mix white with other colours to make each room look great.

• Living Room

White works pretty well in the living room, as it gives the illusion of size and more light. You can mix a white colour with navy blue to have a modern and classy effect. This can be complemented with navy blue pillows, rugs, or curtains on a white wall. This white colour combo makes the room stylish and cosy. 

Another good mix is white with emerald green. Use emerald green plants, cushions, or art to make the living room lively and welcoming to family and friends.

• Bedroom

White colour schemes and soft pastels are used to create a calm and peaceful space in a bedroom. You could mix white with some light pink, baby blue, or even lavender; all these colours combined with white bedding or walls, make your bedroom a quiet place for rest. 

If you are a neutral-loving person, then probably white with grey is going to suit you. Grey throws, pillows or a headboard with white walls make this room feel calm and elegant, perfect for sleeping.

• Kitchen

White gives a clean and bright look to the kitchen. White combined with bright yellow will make the kitchen full of cheerfulness and fun. You can use yellow for kitchen items like utensils, towels, or a backsplash to add a sunny feel.  

It's also nice to go white with blue. Light blue cabinets or blue backsplashes with white countertops and walls will make the kitchen look fresh and inviting. All these combinations will make the kitchen look pretty and also make it a happy place to cook and spend time.

These white colour combinations can make your living room, bedroom, and kitchen a stylish and cosy space. White as a base colour complements every other colour and has a way of perfecting the feel of every room.

Tips for Decorating with White

• Choosing the Right Shade
  

For small rooms that need to feel large and expansive, pick a bright white. In a large room, a soft, warm white will make the space feel cosy and inviting. Remember to have your room's natural light in mind when making your decisions. If a lot of light comes from outside, this is the time to go for a cool white with a hint of blue to balance out the brightness. If there is less light, consider a warm white with yellow or beige undertones, as this will make a warm impression.

• Balancing White with Accents
  

If you are worried that a room will look too cold or sterile with white walls, you can always warm it up with colourful accessories: bright pillows, rugs, or curtains. For instance, a white colour scheme that has accents of bright blues, greens, or reds can really make a room warm and inviting. You can also add some texture and warmth to your space by using natural elements such as wooden furniture or some plants.