A Four Walls Press tool
A hand-curated 5-color palette for any interior style. Hex codes, role notes (wall, accent, wood), and a save-to-Pinterest button.
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Looking for a single style? Japandi · Boho · Mid-Century · Coastal · Moody · Farmhouse
Japandi
The quietest version of warm minimalism — paper-bone walls, an honest wood note, one charcoal anchor.
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Japandi
Untreated pine furniture, paper-light walls, the smallest hint of green moss in textiles.
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Boho
Warm terracotta, woven cane, the rust-and-cream textile palette of a Marrakech riad.
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Boho
Sun-faded saffron, a deep fig accent, soft cream walls — Mediterranean evening light.
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Mid-Century
The 1962 living room — mustard upholstery, teak legs, an olive accent, eggshell walls.
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Mid-Century
Palm Springs in 1965 — pool aqua, walnut trim, a coral pop, plaster-white walls.
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Coastal
Atlantic coast, not Caribbean. Cool fog, weathered driftwood, sand at low tide.
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Coastal
Greek-island confidence — saturated cobalt, sun-bleached white, a hint of brass.
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Moody
Library-dark walls, deep emerald velvet, brass and aged leather. For rooms with no natural light.
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Moody
A modern moody — limewashed plaster walls, a wine-velvet sofa, smoked oak floors.
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Farmhouse
Modern farmhouse without the country-store cliché — soft cream, black iron, real wood.
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Farmhouse
English-cottage farmhouse — soft sage cabinets, ivory walls, a warm cream floor.
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Each of these palettes is built around the 60-30-10 rule, the only color rule that actually survives contact with a real apartment. Sixty percent is your wall and ceiling color — the lightest one, almost always. Thirty percent is the room's secondary surface (a sofa, a rug, the trim). The remaining ten percent is the accent — that's where the boldest color lives, and it shows up in throw pillows, art, and one piece of furniture.
The hex codes are starting points, not bibles. Every paint store mixes their own version of any given color. If you're matching a palette to a specific room, take a photo of the swatch on this page in the same light you live in — bedroom in evening light, kitchen at noon — and bring it to the paint counter as a reference. They can color-match within a single shade.
For the "shop this color" links: Amazon's color search is rough — products will be in the family, not the exact hex. Use them to gather options, then make the final call by photographing the actual product against your wall.