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While primary colors are known for their versatility, teal is a unique hue that requires careful consideration when paired with other hues. However, there is no shortage of options for harmonious color combinations.
Whatever style or combination you prefer, thoughtfully mixing multiple colors can enhance the visual appeal of your space by adding depth and character.
We’ve compiled a list of 26 classic teal color combinations to inspire your creativity when planning your next remodel.
Just look!
1. Impress with Hague Blue
Teal goes perfectly with blue tones as it has similar undertones.
The Hague blue walls in this living room give off a modern vibe, while the teal velvet seats add a more playful touch. The burnt orange chair creates a solid yet calming effect, while the bright rug adds a touch of energy.
2. Bring fun with wallpapers
The exposed brick on this living room’s fireplace adds character and depth to the teal accent wall.
The wall decoration and the white couch add some color to the design, which is further enhanced by the potted plant and the green wallpaper.
3. Add excitement with pumpkin orange
On opposite sides of the color wheel, teal and orange create a fascinating contrast that adds warmth and energy to your space.
The pumpkin orange ceiling in this design complements the cool undertones of Paint and Paper Library Teal on the walls with its vibrant and earthy feel. This combination and the rustic wall decoration evoke a feeling of creativity and resonance in this space.
4. Contrast with black and white
Black and white is a classic combination that never goes out of style, and adding teal to the mix creates a unique, contemporary aesthetic.
The dominant white color palette in this guest room prevents the contrast from becoming too stark. The teal silk curtains complement the headboard, while plenty of natural light provides balance.
5. Accent with marble
If you want a calming atmosphere in your kitchen, adding a teal tone to your cabinets is the best solution.
The combination of teal and marble in this kitchen creates a beautiful color palette that feels sophisticated. Accenting these two colors with gold and metallic tones helps complete this regal aesthetic.
6. Make a statement with Teal
You don’t have to limit your teal color scheme to just kitchen cabinets; You can also extend it to your walls.
The vibrant teal tones of this kitchen’s cabinets, island, and paneled wall contrast perfectly with the marble countertops and tile backsplash, creating an incredibly rich and alluring color palette.
7. Add a touch of black
Accenting your teal color palette with black decor is a great way to create a classic yet modern color theme.
This room’s black fireplace, television and freestanding lamp contrast beautifully with the light teal tone on the walls, creating a modern yet timeless look.
8. Match your walls to the furniture
The teal walls and velvet sofas in this open living room create a monochromatic color palette that feels cozy and charming.
A baby pink ottoman adds a lively vibe to the design, while the two vertical log stacks balance the rustic, black wood-burning stove and give the room a cozy feel.
9. Combine it with gold and white
Try combining your teal color scheme with gold and white to create a space that feels exciting and different.
The white trim, gold sofa, light blue couch, and pink accents provide vibrant hues that contrast with the teal walls in this room, creating an exquisite atmosphere.
10. Incorporate some wood tones
Combining gray with teal is a great way to highlight the softer side of this shade.
The gray fireplace wall and sofas accentuate the teal corners, giving this living room a remarkably calming atmosphere.
Dark wood stains on the floor and floating shelves create a moody vintage vibe, while the light wood cladding gives the design a modern, high-contrast look.
11. Bring vibrancy with navy
The combination of navy blue and teal creates a sophisticated and timeless color scheme.
The deep blue walls in this room blend seamlessly with the calm teal sofas and ottomans, adding depth and drama to this space. The playful pineapple motifs, oversized greenery, and Art Deco-inspired rug convey a sense of calm and classic style.
12. Beige for a cool effect
Teal looks reliably good with a neutral tone, and beige’s cooler undertones work beautifully with the calm nature of teal.
The beige furniture in this simple living room neutralizes the Seaworthy walls from Sherwin-Williams and creates a calming space. Mustard yellow throw pillows, a gold chandelier, and a sunbeam mirror add color and add interest.
13. Liven up your room with patterns
Filling your home with bold patterns and a teal color palette is a great way to add personality and add real dynamism.
Teal is incredibly captivating when used in patterns with neutral tones, as seen in this design. The teal hue provides a bright and invigorating feel during the day and a cozy and relaxed atmosphere in the evening.
14. Keep it simple
This living room combines teal walls with pink chairs, a cream couch, dark wood accents, a gray patterned rug, and curtains to create a contrasting yet calm environment.
Lime green vases on the piano bring out the green undertones of the teal and complete this almost neutral palette.
15. Create a layered space
In this design, teal was strategically incorporated to complement the white color palette and add visual interest.
Teal and burnt orange throw pillows stand out against the gray sofa and help harmonize the color scheme, while the rustic rug complements the teal tone.
16. Add texture with brown
Using teal as an accent color is a great way to add an unexpected twist and really make your space stand out.
The predominant neutral color palette in this luxurious living room balances the teal accent walls, while a reddish-brown leather couch adds texture and color to the space.
17. Try neutrals
The use of light gray tones combined with teal tones creates a sophisticated and balanced color palette.
A shade of Sherwin-Williams Repose Gray on the walls creates a calming backdrop, while Dark Night by Sherwin-Williams on the accent wall adds a touch of richness with its depth.
The white chairs and wooden accents enhance the timeless and calming atmosphere of this airy living room.
18. Opt for a monochrome look
Teal and aqua create a striking, subtle contrast when used in the same room, making them ideal for a calm and cohesive color palette.
A shade of Sherwin-Williams Oceanside on the accent wall complements the duvet, making this design a feast for the eyes.
The white and black accents create a calming and refreshing atmosphere, while the splash effect on the ceiling adds drama and personality to this coastal-inspired bedroom.
19. Create a lasting impression with panels
Applying a shade of teal to paneled furniture and walls exudes sophistication and glamor.
The abundance of teal makes the paneled decor in this design stand out even more, while the white accents make this color palette almost fail-proof. The floral tile backsplash adds a touch of color to the room.
20. Brighten your kitchen with orange
Teal and orange work harmoniously together, and that’s exactly what you expect when you combine these two complementary colors.
The orange tile floor in this kitchen brightens the space, while the teal hue of the cabinets provides all-important balance. An olive green and yellow floral wallpaper adds character and gives the room an elegant feel.
21. Make your shelf pop
Choosing a teal shade for your shelving solutions and pairing it with white will add elegance and a sense of drama and sophistication to your space.
The muted brown accents in this living room create a harmonious, balanced design scheme and make a beautiful, dramatic statement.
22. Achieve rustic elegance with taupe
Dark brown is a natural complement to teal as its undertones blend well with the shade.
The dark taupe element in this living room goes really well with the teal walls while still giving it some personality. Teal throw pillows create a consistent color scheme, with the rug complementing the walls.
23. Keep calm with Off-White
Off-white is a great option if you want to balance out the cool teal with some warmth.
The cream color palette in this living room provides an excellent backdrop for the teal accent wall and pairs well with the lavender bush sofa and curtains to create an eclectic living room.
24. Go all out with teal and pink
Combining the rich teal teal tones with soft, feminine pink tones creates an alluring color scheme.
The combination of pink and teal gives this room a vibrant and youthful vibe, capturing attention without being too overwhelming. A rustic ladder that doubles as a shelf adds character to the design, while yellow pillows add color to this subtle but playful space.
25. Liven up some greenery
Oversized, lush greenery creates a jungle-like feel when combined with teal walls, as seen in this design.
The cream, purple and pink bedding adds color and variety to this design without overwhelming the color scheme.
26. Be bold with magenta
The combination of magenta and pink is a unique color combination that will add an energetic touch to your room.
The magenta duvets and pillows in this colorful bedroom create a bright focal point, while the teal color adds life to the room. If you’re painting part of the top half of the wall, a cool shade of white creates a striking balance between the light tones.
The neon pink sign and floral motifs personalize the space and add a playful touch.
