While picking out paint colors for your interior, I’m sure beige has crossed your mind. It’s a neutral paint color that is often picked out in all sorts of homes because of how accessible beige is to pair up with other interior elements. For this reason though in the past years, it has been called boring as well.
Below I gathered the most inspiring living room designs with beige walls that are far from boring and I promise you they will make you want to whip out your paintbrush.
Warm beige walls combined with beige and white soft furnishings
This living room with historic features has been painted in a warm beige paint color with subtle red undertones. The wood tints in the floor and furniture, combined with the warm velvet armchair and the textile fabric lamp warm up the color of the living room wall, while the white sofa and the blue pillowcases add cool colors to the mix.
via Stadshem
Beige walls with red undertones and an abundance of natural light
The beige walls in this living room have stronger red undertones, which brings out the beautiful crown molding and white hardwood flooring in a nice way. The look has been finished off by a beige rug, a white sofa, white lighting fixtures, and a fresh green fiddle fig tree by the window.
Photographed by Fredrik J Karlsson for Alvhem
A subtle beige living room with an elegant look
Depending on from which angle you look at these walls, this wall color could fall in the beige or off-white category. Nevertheless, its modest and subtle qualities bring out the beautiful tones in the artwork and the pink and brown accessories in the interior design.
I also like the way the black Valerie Objects wall lamp contrasts against the perfect canvas of the wall color.
Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg for Stadshem
Beige paint with yellow undertones in the living room and dining room
The strong yellow undertones in the wall paint in this living and dining room contrast so nicely against the dark hardwood flooring and the white fabric sofa in the space. The beige makes the beautiful gallery wall stand out in a nice way and highlights the white trim on the ceiling.
via Historiska Hem
Warm beige walls and white soft furnishings with a fresh green touch
The red undertones in the beige paint color on the walls in this living room pair up so nicely with the crisp white textiles on the sofa and the long-haired area rug. The oak and brown tints in the coffee tables and the fresh green fiddle fig tree in the corner add an interesting touch to the interior design of this space where the wall color takes center stage.
Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem
Beige walls in a small studio apartment with a loft bed
The beige wall color really accentuates the white trim, white hardwood flooring, and the white elements on the loft bed in this studio home in an excellent way. The dark red and brown tones in the pillowcases on the gray sofa add more warmth to the look, while the black accent pieces add a lovely touch of color.
Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Janne Olander for Stadshem
An entire interior in beige tones mixed up with wood elements
You can contrast your wall color with your soft furnishings, but you can also go for a tone-on-tone effect in your interior and select your furniture, throw pillows, and wall art all in the same color palette just like in this combined living and dining room.
via Alvhem
A beige room finished off with green and brown tones
The beige walls in this living room are paired up with subtle green tones in the gallery wall which accentuates the historic fireplace that is the main focal point in this interior. The brown area rug makes the room feel soft and cozy and the large paper shade lamp adds a light element to the interior.
via Stadshem
A barely there beige color on the wall for a subtle look
This beige wall color is barely there and almost white, yet the wall colors still contrast nicely with the wood of the furniture and floor and with the black-and-white color palette of the living room decor.
Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Janne Olander for Stadshem
A cool beige wall color combined with warm tones in the furnishings and artwork
The cool beige color on the walls in this living room really brings out the excellent selection of artwork and furniture. The beige color palette of the different elements complements each other so nicely, for a powerful effect in the space.
Styled by Sundlingkicken and photographed by Osman Tahir Studio
Beige paint with green undertones for a fresh look
The green undertones in the paint color have a fresh effect on the interior, while the warm-toned beiges and browns in the throw pillows, furniture, and artwork add a bit of warmth to this otherwise white interior palette.
Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Fredrik J Karlsson for Alvhem
Beige walls and white floors combined with dark accent pieces
The black sofa, black Bestlite BL3 floor lamp, and black leather armchair add a wonderful contrast to this otherwise white and beige interior. The beige on the walls brings out the crown molding in this historic living room and the sheer white curtains add a no-nonsense elegance to the setting.
Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Alvhem
A beige and dark brown color palette
The brown tones in the furniture, gallery wall, and soft furnishings really enhance the look of this beige living room. The different shades make this warm palette interesting and the fabric textures in the interior add visual interest to the design.
via Stadshem
Green undertones and a fresh green plant for a cozy look
The green undertones of the wall color are accentuated by the fresh green fiddle fig tree in the corner, while the gallery wall and the beautiful selection of throw pillows add points of interest to this small space.
via Stadshem
Warm beiges and subtle black accents
The white fabric sofa is the main focal point in this all-beige interior, and the clean white surface just seems to jump out in front of the beige color in the walls. The black accents on the Gubi Pedrera coffee table, the pendant light, and the gallery wall complete the look in a nice way.
via Stadshem
A living space with muted beige walls
The classic colors on the walls and in the furniture pieces are enhanced by an interesting yet muted color palette in the art prints on the wall. The warm beige velvet armchair and the beige fluffy area rug add a lot of texture to the interior, while the contrast between the cooler beige walls and the warm beige curtains adds interest to the window area.
via Stadshem
Warm beige accentuates the white trim color and floorboards
This beige room is decorated in quite a simple way, which draws all attention to the beautiful historic fireplace in the corner.
Styled by Emma Fischer and Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem
A muted beige wall color combined with a black-and-white setting
The white color palette in the living room and the wood tints in the dining area in this interior are enhanced by the subtle beige wall color. The dark hardwood flooring is lightened by a large white area rug and white curtains, while the black accent pieces add a welcome element of contrast.
via Entrance Makleri
Adjacent beige rooms that can be seen from each other
The two different beige wall colors in this interior play together in a wonderful way. The light beige walls in the living room are subtle, while the beige in the dining room has more red undertones and is a shade darker.
via Jotun Lady
A neutral color scheme with lots of fabric textures
The subtle beige paint color in this living room contributes to the minimal interior setting of the furniture. The result is a calm and understated look that highlights the material qualities and textures of the fabrics that fill the space.
Styled by Bon Interior, photographed by Jens Eliasson for Bjurfors
Beige walls combined with bold colors in the accessories
The bright orange, blue and red tints in this living room go with beige walls and these bright accents combined with neutral colors make the interior characterful and interesting. The beige walls bring out the white crown molding and the beautiful white-soaped hardwood flooring and the Vertigo pendant from Petite Friture really make a statement in this interior.
via Alvhem
A beige living room flooded with daylight
The beautiful large window in this space is framed with white curtains, combined with a white sofa and a white area rug. All these whites are softened out by the beige color on the walls and a few dark wood tones in the furniture.
Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Alvhem
Subtle beige walls combined with a warm color palette in the textiles
The subtle beige wall in this living room is the perfect backdrop for a beautiful gallery wall and a beautiful mixture of red, orange, and pink tones in the curtains, sofa pillows, and area rug.
Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg for Stadshem
A cozy yet minimal interior with a subtle beige wall color
The minimal interior in the sofa area of this living room is enhanced by the vintage cherry cabinets in the corner and the subtle beige on the walls. The black lounge chair adds a lot of contrast to the light palette and the green plants add the finishing touch to this look.
Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg for Stadshem
Wood tints and beige walls in a minimal living space
The warm look of this interior is mainly because of the beautiful tone of beige on the walls. The paint color complements the wood tints in the furniture and the white lampshades in a beautiful way, while the beige and black art prints add a finishing touch to the living room interior.
Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Alvhem
White moldings accentuated by beige wall paint
The impressive crown moldings on those white ceilings would not be as apparent if it weren’t for the deep beige color on the walls. The contrast between the ceilings, floors, and walls is very powerful and the furniture selection in white combined with beige and wood accessories only strengthens this effect.
Styled by Greydeco, photographed by Janne Olander for Stadshem
White soft furnishings and soft neutrals create contrast in a warm interior
The darker tone on the beige walls brings out the gorgeous crown molding and the white ceiling in an elegant way. Along with the white historic doors in the room, the white couch and the white soft furnishings balance out the palette. They mix nicely with other colors like brown and wood tones that add depth to the decor.
Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Mariette Svensson for sale via Stadshem
A Colorful TV Gallery Wall against a Light Beige Backdrop
This turn-of-the-century living room receives abundant natural light, which is warmed up by the subtle cool beige tone on the living room walls. The TV gallery wall on top of the red bench stands out in this beige living room and adds a vibrant element to the color scheme.
Photographed by Boukari for Historiska Hem
The Same Paint Colors on the Walls and Ikea Ivar Cabinet
The neutral color beige is used on both the walls and the painted IKEA Ivar cabinet in this living room. This tone-on-tone look sets the stage for the contrasting decor in the space. The white sofa paired with wood elements and black accents complements this living room perfectly.
styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Frederik J Karlsson for Bjurfors
Go with Beige to Accentuate tall ceilings
Beige is a great color to use in a living space with tall ceilings like the one pictured below. The light coming through the large windows is softened by the warm tone on the walls for an elegant effect.
The mixture of black, brown, and neutral tones in the space enhances the look and adds a subtle contrast to the setting.
Styled by Emma Fischer, Linnéa H. Manaberi, and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Alvhem
Work with Different Colors to add depth and Style
If you’re worried your beige living room will look boring or uninspired, you can make the look more unique and characterful with subtle pops of color. A pop of pink, orange, yellow, teal, or blue will create a focal point that stands out against the shades of beige.
Styled by Lindholm, photographed by Boukari for Historiska Hem
