Choose a grey with a warm, brown or beige undertone, especially in north-facing rooms. Then layer warm materials such as wood, wool, leather and brass, and use warm white bulbs. Textured or patterned greys also feel softer than a flat colour.
Charcoal is a popular bedroom choice because it feels calm and enclosing at night. Use it on the wall behind the bed and keep other walls lighter if you prefer. Crisp white bedding and warm lamps keep the room from feeling heavy.
Grey pairs with almost anything. Blush and mustard add warmth, navy and teal create a cool, tailored scheme, and sage gives a soft, natural feel. White trim keeps light greys crisp, while black accents suit charcoal.
No. They are high-resolution printed effects on wallpaper, so you get the look of concrete, plaster or marble without the weight, cost or installation of the real material. The Canvas Texture finish adds a subtle tactile surface if you want more depth.
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