Warm colors: red, yellow, orange, gold, beige, creamy neutrals, brown and tan. 

 

Joyful hues are usually considered to be bright, warm shades such as yellow, orange, pink and red, as well as lighter pastels, like peach, soft pink and lilac. The more vivid and luminous the color, the happier and more optimistic it can make you feel.

 

Red, orange and yellow are all warm colors and are generally thought to evoke feelings of happiness, optimism, energy and passion. The sunny hues of yellow sunshine might lift your spirits, whereas the allure of red roses might ignite romantic sentiments.  

 

Warm neutrals exist on a color spectrum from the palest beige tone to richer yellows with hints of mustard and terracotta. 

 

Nature-inspired earthy tones, such as beige and brown, promote calm and tranquility in the home and can create a real sense of comfort. 

 

Base colors, such as tones of white, black, gray and beige, provide the perfect foundation for a warm, neutral-toned color palette. 

 

Introducing elegant shades like oatmeal, mushroom and clay does particularly well in a home filled with greenery, raw materials, plenty of wood and a flood of natural light.

Pair warm shades like terracotta, rust, and ochre with cream and beige to create a welcoming and cozy atmosphere.  

 

One of the benefits of these new neutrals is their versatility; they are perfect for adding a level of warmth and for creating a friendly, cozy, light and inviting atmosphere throughout the home. 

 

Mustard yellows and rich browns are earthy colors that help ground a space. In turn, they mute both natural and artificial light, giving the room a warmer, more cocooned atmosphere. 

  

Additionally, add softness with green plants, natural linen, or velvet for a luxurious feel. 

Feature color tones that occur naturally in nature, such as browns, greens, grays, and golds. Modern spaces can sometimes feel cold and uninviting; using these warmer color tones can create a more soothing atmosphere.