We are rounding up the best gray paint colors for interiors and showing you how it's a great foundational color to bring into a nursery design.
We've see this question thrown around lately," Is gray paint color still in style?". The answer is yes and you should absolutely continue painting your nursery designs gray.
Though gray paint colors are on trend, we are seeing a shift from cool grays to grays with warm or rich undertones. The greige shades-a blend of gray and beige is increasingly popular, and it's popping up everywhere in interior designs.
These gorgeous warm shades bring with it, a sense of calm and tranquility to the nursery while creating a great backdrop for furniture and nursery décor.
When decorating the nursery with these warmer shades of gray paint, if the room doesn't get much light, you'll see more of the brown undertones. However, if the nursery has lots of natural light, the color will look more muted.
Here- the the best gray paint colors that will make the baby's room look cozy and warm.
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6 BEAUTIFUL GRAY PAINT COLORS FOR THE NURSERY
1. SW AGREEABLE GRAY
Agreeable gray is a beautiful greige with a lot of gray and a touch of beige. It's very neutral and complements both warm tones and cool tones in a space.
2.FARROW AND BALL ELEPHANTS BREATH
Elephants Breath is a warm gray with the slightest magenta undertones which trends to come out in darker spaces without much natural light.
3.SW REPOSE GRAY
Repose Gray is a beautiful greige with a slight hint of blue and violet undertones which tends to show in north facing rooms.
4.BENJAMIN MOORE COVENTRY GRAY
Coventry gray is a very neutral gray- not too cool or too warm. It's like a chameleon which shifts from slight blue undertones to blue-green undertones, depending on the light.
5. SHERWIN WILLIAMS MINDFUL GRAY
Looking for the perfect neutral gray without strong undertones? Mindful Gray is a light to mid-tone gray which tends to look cooler with the slightest blue/greenish undertones in North facing rooms.