Moth Wing SW 9174
According to Design Professionals, Moth Wing is the “best grayish shade of taupe.”
This color is the perfect neutral backdrop for natural accents like wood, wool, and leather. When using this color, try coordinating with “earthy” tones like green and beige!
Moth Wing – Coordinating Colors
Caramelized SW 9186
Caramelized is a deep caramel color with warm, red, and orange undertones. Giving off warm and welcoming hues, this color would look beautiful in a dining room or living room setting. Coordinating colors are creamy white, peachy-orange, light blue, and light brown.
Caramelized – Coordinating Colors
Wheat Penny SW 7705
This rustic, copper-ish color has gorgeous undertones of brown and orange. Fits perfectly with the trending rustic and earthy interior themes. Wheat Penny looks its best if used in rooms that bring in a good amount of natural light – such as a kitchen, or an open dining room. Coordinating colors are creamy whites, light browns, and light shades of blue-green.
Wheat Penny – Coordinating Colors
Cavern Clay SW 7701
Cavern Clay is best described as a terracotta clay or rust color. It is a bold color with orange and brown undertones but does not appear too bright. This color looks stunning in a dining room, but if you think it might be too bold, use it for an accent wall or even your front door! Coordinating colors are violet, light blue, and yellowy-beige.
Cavern Clay – Coordinating Colors
Indigo Batik SW 7602
This deep indigo color feels absolutely royal and luxurious when used in a large space. Due to the low reflectivity of the color, it will make any space appear smaller than it is… so avoid using this color in small spaces. Instead, try using this color on your cabinetry or an accent wall in a larger room. Coordinating colors are gray, white, and lighter hues of blue.
This deep indigo color feels absolutely royal and luxurious when used in a large space. Due to the low reflectivity of the color, it will make any space appear smaller than it is… so avoid using this color in small spaces. Instead, try using this color on your cabinetry or an accent wall in a larger room. Coordinating colors are gray, white, and lighter hues of blue.
Indigo Batik – Coordinating Colors
Pewter Green SW 6208
Pewter Green is a cool, pine/sage green color that leans more neutral than bold. This color is best if used on an accent wall, cabinetry or for decor inspiration. Coordinating colors are creamy whites, taupes, steel gray-blues, and rich golds.
Pewter Green – Coordinating Colors
Burgundy SW 6300
Burgundy is a deep red, merlot-like color that has undertones of red, purple, and brown. This bold, yet sophisticated color can compliment any room in your home. Coordinating colors are steel grays, blue-grays, bright whites, and light browns.
Burgundy – Coordinating Colors
Exclusive Plum SW 6263
Exclusive Plum is indeed a plum color but veers more towards blue. Undertones of black and gray make this color look a bit grayish and much more muted than other purples. A beautiful color for a master bedroom or bathroom!
Coordinating Colors
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