Blue and white!

Robin's egg blue and green (jadeite or chartreuse). It's always been my favorite and I'm happy to see the trend lately.

Very popular with our clients at the moment is the contrast between Teal and Portland Stone, explored in various shades and contexts

dark, inky grey and rose pink

Grey & White all the way, in fact any "slatey" colours

Don't get me started on color combinations! For me, anything goes! I'm really liking raspberry and gray.

Deep red with teal, raspberry with lime green, sunny yellow with lime green, raspberry with cobalt or indigo. Any of the above with cream.

Fab yellow and grey by Debra Kacher of dk Interiors.

Sky blue and turquoise!

navy blue and orange !! fun and vibrant

Great post! We love a pop of color. Have you seen our luxurious throws? We have a gray one that would go with this yellow and gray color scheme nicely.

Variations of turquoise and shades of sand. Tranquil. I also love Pear green and Amethyst.

I love the yellow and grey combo!

I love purple / aubergine (egg plant) colour with pale yellow or light green

Turquoise and lime green - reminds me of Florida and the ocean.

@Fisher Hart OMG bloody gorjuss ...doing mine at the mo in white and grey with mustard accents ..thx for sharing this is Stunning x

Same as you at the mo Grey white and mustard ..luv it x

Ooooh so much choice, but I guess it would be black and grey with silver and clear glass.

Ooooh embzop, I just added aubergine and light yellow to my list. So many colors, so little time!

Urmm, is it cheating to go white with wood? White's my favourite colour, and nothing warms it up so beautifully as wood :)

I'm trying to find a color to go with my medium green walls, white trim and brown leather couches. What accent colors should I bring in?

Turquoise and sand.

@emilyinaustin mid green on the colour wheel is opposite to a cerise. x

We love the dark grey citrus and white or monochrome and citrus combinations too.

Turquoise & taupe, turquoise & coral, turquoise and yellow, turquoise & .... you get the picture. :)

Inky blue (indigo) & light grey, also coral & mid grey, turquoise & mid grey.
Yes I like grey, it always looks fresh and preppy I think but so many people seem to be over it. Much preferred to creamy beige & magnolia.

Classic French of Cobalt blue, white, & yellow. I was able to do this color palette for a great room concept.

The colors of real oriental rugs. Reds, blues, oranges and yellow/tans.

Warm, light gray with shades of red - rose all the way to terracotta - and olive green.

Rather like Thedarlingsbecca, I love cinnamon, a close cousin to terracotta (the real colour, not some of the strange paint colours calling themselves cinnamon). It works with pretty well anything, but I think it's magic with a "warm, light gray". And I'm not much of a gray/grey person, on the whole.

Light, airy, refreshing colors -- I love them all in any combination!

Christi, on behalf of Thos. Baker

Love the pink and dark grey

greens with oranges with a little turquoise and yellow

Loving all the suggestions as I'm looking for a scheme for my formal lounge. Already using grey in many rooms. My kitchen units are graphite with white surfaces and lively lime green accent wall. My bathroom has an up cycled antique sideboard painted graphite with two sit-on basins, walls are soft hyacinth blue. I'm always drawn to aqua.

I like this colors...

Grey can look very stylish in a room, in the right proportions. Accents of pink look great!

I love Farrow & Ball's Elephant Breath which is a beautiful grey and have used it liberally - in my kitchen with accents of green, sitting room with accents of red, landing with accents of black and a couple of small bedrooms. Re colour combos, I painted one wall in my bedroom F&B Pelt which is a dark, rich purple and the other three walls in F&B Cornforth White and am really pleased with it.

I do love dusky blues set with rustic natural shades of grey or beige

I'm renovating a whole house and want to use lots of grey with other colours. Do people think Farrow and Ball paint is worth it or will Dulux in a similar shade do? I have a lot of wall to cover!

Farrow and Ball paints are beautiful. Even if you pay a bit more overall, the outcome is worth the extra cost.

Christi, on behalf of Thos. Baker

I wholeheartedly agree with Thos. Baker, though I am biased as I have never used Dulux - you get fantastic depth or colour with F&B paint, so yes, shoshielias, I think worth it - and it goes on so well, excellent coverage

Neutrals and blue like this one from Kluassner furniture! I just look the color scheme. http://hildrethshomegoods.blogspot.com/2014/07/rearrange-your-living-room-blog_16.html

Gray and yellow. Gray as the wall paint adding black and turquoise accent. Gray is the new tan.

Grey and Purple would look nice too

Orange, purple and pink combo works every time for me.

I'm also looking at white and yellow to go with two new light grey and darker grey sofas. I'm finding it really difficult to find the right yellow and white fabric for curtains. And what rug to put on an original parquet floor to go with the scheme? Decisions decisions!

Blue and white

Copper and white

Teal and mocha