To create a beautiful space, it is important to make sure the color of your walls complement the landscape of your room. Often, homeowners overlook their furniture when painting their homes. So, it seems rational to identify what type of furniture you have while choosing the color for your rooms. For example, is it antique and regal or more simplistic but abstract?

But, weighing in what type of furniture you have and how it will complement your walls can be a little difficult to visualize while considering colors for your walls. Also, you might be toying with the ideas of changing your furniture in the near future. In any case, choosing colors that blend with most types of furniture is the most simple and logical option. To make your life easier here is a list of 6 wall colors that blend well with most types of furniture.

• White

White is a color that works well with all colors of the spectrum. Because of this it can complement a wide range of colors and styles of furniture ranging from mahogany tables to steel gray chairs. It is also a great backdrop to highlight the definitions of certain furniture pieces. For prized artifacts, a white wall can take a backseat and draw more attention to the artifacts. In addition, it can work to blend in certain features of furniture into the overall mood of the room.

• Gold

Though marked as a luxurious color, gold is as versatile as it is beautiful. It works particularly well with steel cabinets and wall pieces but can equally elevate the look of a room with almost any other type of furniture. Given that gold reflects light well, it extends this quality to most type of furniture and allows the room to radiate attractiveness.

• Gray

The reason gray works so well is because it balances a mix of warm and cool undertones, so it will work well with furniture made of different materials, textures and colors. Gray also defuses any strong hues or undertones that could stand out in rooms with poor lighting. Like most of the other colors on the list, it makes a walls a neutral background and gives you the freedom to experiment with different furniture.

• Light Brown

Light brown works well for almost all different types of wooden furniture, regardless of the color. Brown stays true to the natural texture of wood, which is why they blends with each other very well. With other furniture, the neutral backdrop of light brown walls can accommodate bright colors. As a result it adds to the overall aesthetic value of your room.

• Sky Blue

Although painting blue walls has polarizing opinions, it is a popular choice with modern interiors. A basic blue of a lighter shade blends well with most types of furniture. It has the ability to brighten up a room and accentuates and adds definition to furniture pieces.

• Pale Pink

Contrary to popular belief, pink is not a color that should be confined to the walls of the rooms’ of little girls. A shade like pale pink is sublime yet sophisticated. It adds color without getting in the way of any furniture pieces in a room. It does overpower meek furniture and at the same time balances out overbearing furniture colors like red, yellow and purple.

Neutral, pastel and lighter shades of colors are a risk free option and they blend with most types of furniture. Choosing from this list will give you greater freedom with your choice of furniture and arrangment. That is why the next time you want to repaint your interior walls, make sure you consider these colors.