15 Exceptional Dual Tone Wall Colour Combinations For A Dreamy Bedroom

If we're being honest then any wall colour with white is a good dual colour combination for your bedroom walls but if you're looking to brighten up the space, then a good pick would be yellow. This one's a bright yellow but you can play with the different hues and see if you'd like to go a shade darker or lighter.

Hex Colour Codes: 

White: #FFFFFF

Eggshell Yellow: #F0EAD6

This two-tone wall colour combination looks so beautiful and regal. In our opinion, the lighter shade of pink balances out the deep shade of green. It's an excellent wall colour combination if you just want to add an accent wall, as the dark shade of green won’t be too overpowering.

Hex Colour Codes: 

Baby Pink: #F4C2C2

Dark Green: #013220 

Pair black with a lighter version of itself, grey. They go together seamlessly and create a very mysterious and luxurious look to your bedroom. For furnishings, either stick to the same colour palette if you wish to stick to the monotone theme or add a pop with metallics.

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Hex Colour Codes:

Black: #000000

Grey: #808080

Navy Blue or Royal Blue paired with white is pure sophistication. Blue brings a sense of depth and elegance to the room and white is a beautiful contrast. This two colour combination for the bedroom ends up lending a very clean and crisp look to the room as well, and looks very Ralph Lauren- coded. 

Hex Colour Codes:

Royal Blue: #4169E1

White: #FFFFFF

If you wish to create a soothing and calming bedroom for yourself we'd suggest sticking to neutral and earthy tones such as beige and brown. Usually, the beige in this combination is very light, almost resembling white and the brown is also on the lighter side. We'd suggest keeping the colour palette neutral throughout the room, whether it's your furniture (consider adding wicker and rattan pieces) or wall art. 

Hex Colour Codes:

Beige: F5F5DC

Deep Brown: #42280E

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A fiery combination that might not make sense in your head but certainly makes sense when you see it. Rust orange is a rich, earthy hue adds a sense of cosiness as well as a pop of colour without overwhelming the space. Grey, being a versatile and neutral tone colour complements rust orange perfectly.

Hex Colour Codes:

Rust Orange: #C45508

Grey: #808080

Adding green to any part of your home is a great idea, whether it's through incorporating plants or choosing green hues for your walls. Green, symbolizing nature, lends a calming ambience to the room, and white amplifies that peaceful atmosphere even further.

Hex Colour Codes:

Soft Pastel Green: #b5dfb2

White: #FFFFFF

Purple brings a sense of opulence and depth into the space, and its pairing with grey provides a modern touch to your bedroom. In smaller rooms, it's advisable to opt for lighter shades of purple, utilizing grey predominantly with purple accents. This prevents the space from feeling cramped and maintains an open and airy feel to the room. In larger spaces, you have the freedom to experiment with various shades, including deeper tones of purple, to enhance the overall aesthetic of your bedroom.

Hex Colour Codes: 

Mauve: #E0B0FF

Grey: #808080

Another surprising yet aesthetically pleasing colour combination is mustard yellow and grey. Strangely enough, it gives a contemporary aesthetic to the room. Mustard yellow is a lively burst of colour into the space without being overly intense on the eyes, blending seamlessly with the neutral tone of grey.

Hex Colour Codes:

Mustard Yellow: #FFCE1B

Grey: #808080

Pink, whether soft and pastel or bold and vibrant, is one of the few colours apart from the obvious greens and browns that has the ability to bring a sense of warmth to the space. Charcoal grey, on the other hand, is a deep and grounding neutral that provides a sophisticated and sleek backdrop.

Hex Colour Codes:

Dusky Pink: #B77B82

Grey: #808080

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For those wanting to add a pop of red to their walls, consider mellowing it down with white. Not only is this colour combination a classic but looks extremely nice in well lit rooms. You want to keep the rest of the decor minimal to let the red be the centre of attention. 

Hex Colour Codes:

Tomato Red: #FF6347

White: #FFFFFF

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If you are still in your Barbie phase or simply want a pink dual toned colour combination for your bedroom then go ahead and do just that! Opt for a darker and a lighter hue together which looks layered because of the contrast. Add pops of white and gold if you wish to give it a royal touch for an adult's room.

Hex Colour Codes:

Dark Pink: #AA336A

Light Pink: #FFB5C0

Green And Purple are a more of an offbeat colour combination but a great one if you nail the tones right. Go for a light pastel hue for either of them and add some oomph with the other in a dark shade like above. This would like specially nice in smaller bedroom spaces. Consider adding plants for adding some more green to the bedroom space.

Hex Colour Codes:

Violet: #8F00FF

Green: #C5E1A5

A common choice in most Indian homes, a classic brown and white bedroom wall colour combination looks absolutely stunning coupled with wooden furniture. Go for a pale brown tone with white and amp up the room's decor quotient with gold accents. The warmth from the pale brown matched against the white would look super demure!

Hex Colour Codes:

Pale Brown: #987654

White: #FFFFFF

We came across this unexpected colour combination for bedroom walls and quite like it! It's cute but not too in your face, thanks to the balance brought by the white. It's summery too and would like absolutely stunning during the day when the sunlight hits the peachy pink. 

Hex Colour Codes:

Peachy Pink: #FF9A8A

White: #FFFFFF