Say Goodbye To Minimalist Grey And White, Because Warm Neutrals Have Made A Comeback In Interior Design

Chip Chick |

Jun 29, 2023

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Greys and whites have been trending in the interior design world for a number of years. Cool-toned greys and other neutrals paired with sleek modern furniture create a minimalistic and clean feel that was coveted by many.

However, more recently, people have been wanting to shift out of that “Millinnieal Grey” box and transition into something more inviting.

If maximalism and bright and bold colors still aren’t for you, but you want to get away from the grey, try swapping out your cool-toned items with warm-toned ones.

Warmer neutral shades like beige, tans, and sand-like colors pair well with whites and off-whites and offer a cozier feel than the infamous gray and white combo ever could.

Especially within a bedroom, comfort is key, so using bedding that even just looks cozy is going to make you that much more excited about crawling into it at the end of the day.

If you work from home, it might be a good idea to switch out the cool-toned pieces that imitate the starkness of an ordinary office and implement some items with warmer shades to give yourself the perfect cozy setup.

Natural, earthy tones are said to provide us with a sense of calm and comfort that the (more than likely artificial) grey tones just don’t give.

If you’re overwhelmed by the 50 shades of grey that are overtaking your living room right now, do not worry! You can easily alter the feel of the room without having to replace everything all at once.

Adding warm neutral accents to a cool grey space is definitely still effective in changing the vibe of the room. Try adding a warm-toned neutral throw over the back of your grey couch, and/or add some sandy beige throw pillows to it.