Shades representing a tranquil abode

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Mood

Shades representing a tranquil abode

Include a touch of calm and peace to your space

Transform your home into a sanctuary of relaxation and repose with our relaxed and serene colour palette. These soothing shades will impart a sense of peacefulness to your home. Escape the chaos into a world of serenity when you retire to your peaceful abode.

Best Colour For Mood - Relaxed and Serene

  • Water Chestnut

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  • Miss Mauve

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  • Searing

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  • Spring Fling

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  • Botany Blue

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  • Santa Fe Sun

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Colour Inspirations

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Pink Paradise

Revamp your living space with a visually pleasing and welcoming hue of pink that sparks energy with a pop of colour.

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Warm Ambience

Transform your seating space with the vivid amber-brown shades, creating a stylish backdrop against simple décor. 

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Peaceful Retreat

Redecorate your interiors to exude a calming natural aura by splashing a light green as an accent colour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Light colours make your home look brighter and more spacious without extra effort.

Plus, they’re a great choice for rooms where you want a relaxing atmosphere. Rooms like bedrooms and dining rooms look and feel great when painted in lighter colours. Colours like off-white, light blue, and pastel green reflect sunlight, so your home looks fresh and well-lit during the day. These shades don’t clash with most furniture or décor, which means you won’t have to spend extra to match everything. Light wall colours make for a practical option for a clean, fresh look.

As the name suggests, these colours help you stay calm, think clearly, and feel good.

Shades like sky blue and pastel green make a room feel peaceful, which is perfect for sleeping or relaxing after a stressful day. If you’re working or studying, even neutral colours like off-white or beige can help calm your mind, increasing focus and reducing distractions. These colours don’t overpower the room, especially in bright sunlight. Overall, light colours set a mood where you can relax, work, or spend time with your family comfortably.

Tranquillity begins with calmness. The only way you can reduce stress and increase feelings of positive tranquillity is by removing clutter and noise. Stick to simple items and natural materials to keep things easy on the eyes.

Wooden furniture, whether it’s a dining table or a bookshelf, works really well with light-coloured walls. For curtains, go for plain white or light grey. You can also add in some indoor potted plants for a bit of greenery that doesn’t take over the room. Instead of cluttering the walls with showpieces, pick one or two minimalistic frames to match the vibe.

Many experts say that stark white lights can help increase focus and make you pay more attention to work, and they're better for your eyes. But the downside to the bright white lights is that you're always on high alert - meaning they're not so good for creating feelings related to serenity. Warm, gentle lights are the way to go if you want a cosy feel.

For most rooms, LED bulbs with a soft yellow tinge work perfectly. Table or floor lights with plain shades can add a nice glow for the evenings. If you get plenty of sunlight during the day, go for thin curtains to keep your home bright.

There's actually no better colour combination than this one - balancing tranquil colours with bold accent walls. We recommend that you keep it simple by picking one or two items that you want to highlight in the room.

For example, in the living room, light grey walls will look nice with dark blue cushions or a bright yellow chair. If your walls are beige or white, you can add a bold-coloured sofa to make the room look lively. Metallic items can also add some spark. What you should avoid doing is falling for the temptation of adding more and more things - stop at a few so that the room does not look tacky and overcrowded.

Very much so. Colour theory says that light walls reflect more of the sunlight and make small rooms feel brighter and more open.

Colours like off-white, pastel yellow, and beige are excellent for small kitchens, bathrooms, and study rooms. A trick we recommend trying out is adding mirrors to the room to multiply the amount of sunlight the room receives. Also, go for light-coloured tiles and avoid bulky furniture as it will make a small room feel even smaller.

You just need to make sure that you're cleaning the walls regularly. What we don't realise is that while we dust off the shelves and counters, the walls are neglected. This causes them to gather years and years of dust - which reduces the freshness of light colours.