10 Colors That Go With Light Blue, According to Designers

In the living room of Amy Fine Collins’s family getaway, a powder blue wall complements red Louis XVI chairs that surround a 1940s table from Sutter Antiques. Unexpected red, mastered. The floral upholstery ties the palette together, while the rustic stone fireplace grounds the vibrant interplay.

Gold accents and light blue are a match made in design heaven. This kitchen, designed by Beth Diana Smith, balances soft, airy light blue cabinetry with warm metallic hardware and wood tones, while a patterned floor and vintage rug add personality and charm. Functional, fabulous, and full of character!

Terracotta meets tranquility in this dining space by Reath Design. Here, the interplay of warm and cool tones creates a layered, inviting atmosphere, while vintage accents add timeless charm.

This coastal-inspired living room in a Hampton’s beach house pairs light blue walls with pops of vibrant orange, proving opposites really do attract. The warm citrus tones energize the blue backdrop, creating a space that’s both refreshing and dynamic.

Glamour and personality abound in this charming Victorian home, designed by Tommy Smythe. Jewel-toned greens and reds pop against blue walls for a maximalist masterpiece. 

In this dreamy powder room designed by Sheila Bridges, light blue sets the stage for a whimsical, aviary-inspired wallpaper with pops of brown, and we can’t get enough.

This bathroom by Reath Design, pairs light blue accents with mint green walls, a green checkered floor, and a cheerful yellow clawfoot tub. Proof that bold color combinations can still feel refreshingly calm.

This bedroom, designed by Tommy Smythe, layers light blue tones with a whimsical floral wallpaper. The coral and blush accents add just the right touch of warmth.