17 Moody Blue-Green Paint Colors You Should Try to Bring the Outdoors In (2024)

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  Benjamin Moore Mexicali Turquoise

  

  Brighten a windowless galley kitchen by painting cabinetry in a luminous, refreshing shade of light turquoise with a satin or semi-gloss finish. Studio Peake paired the cabinetry with silver-toned pulls for a cool-toned feel in this traditional space.

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  Sherwin-Williams Mediterranean

  

  Paint your laundry room cabinetry and ceiling with a cool shade of blue with green undertones for a moody feel, like this laundry room from Jessica Nelson Design. The water-inspired paint color is paired with dark countertops, light wood, floral wallpaper, and brass accents for a sophisticated look.

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  Sherwin-Williams Sea Salt SW 6204

  

  A cool light green with blue undertones creates an airy feel in a light-flooded bedroom. Pair it with white trim and dark wood to add contrast.

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  Clare Current Mood

  

  Pair dark and moody blue-green paint with wood and cognac leather accents and midcentury modern and vintage accents to create a relaxing feel, like this living room from Ryann Miller for Emily Henderson Design. Keep the ceiling white if you want the room to retain an overall bright feel.

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  Clare Headspace

  

  Incorporate a hint of color with a soft wash of blue-green. Desiree Burns Interiors paired the understated wall color with darker blue, brown, and wood tones and framed landscape photography in this organic modern family room.

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  Sherwin-Williams Blue Peaco*ck

  

  A deep shade of teal will complement a traditional space. Studio Peake used dark teal paint on base cabinetry and a small island in this London kitchen, pairing it with white countertops, dark stained wood, and brass cabinet pulls.

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  Benjamin Moore Aegean Teal

  

  Paint the lower third of a kids' bedroom walls with a luminous shade of medium blue-green to create a grounded feel. In this space designed by Priscilla Frost and styled by Emily Henderson, a guitar and framed wall art is hung so that it straddles both sections of the wall for an integrated feel.

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  Farrow & Ball Hague Blue

  

  A deep shade of blue-green will create a vibrant backdrop for vintage furniture and decor. Erin Williamson Design painted the walls of this living room in a dark matte blue-green shade, covering a pair of bookshelves in the same color in a high-gloss finish for a cohesive look with subtle dimension.

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  Valspar Blown Glass

  

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  A muted shade of cyan that appears simultaneously green and blue has an almost translucent quality that is reminiscent of water. Studio Peake used it in this London bathroom fitted with aged copper fixtures for a vintage feel.

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  Vanderberg Blue by Benjamin Moore

  

  Paint your family room in a deep shade of blue-green for a cozy feel. Desiree Burns Interiors left the ceiling white but painted the cross-beam detailing in the same tone to tie the room together. A green velvet couch and notes of blue on the patterned rug complement the hybrid color scheme.

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  Farrow & Ball Ancona Blue

  

  Duck egg blue with a hint of green is a timeless cool-toned paint color choice for any style of kitchen. Interior designer Jessica Hill-Tompane at J Hill Interiors paired duck egg blue upper and lower cabinetry with large-scale botanical wallpaper in shades of yellow and green in this modern space.
  

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  Farrow & Ball Coppice Blue

  

  Pair rich blue-green paint with white furniture and accents for a high-contrast look, like this minimalist chic Scandinavian bedroom from Fantastic Frank. The smoky dark teal wall paint creates a tranquil feel that promotes rest and relaxation.

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  Farrow & Ball Dix Blue

  

  Decorate a TV wall of built-ins with a light shade of blue-green paint for a serene feel. Kendall Wilkinson Design paired the soft paint with shades of blue-green accents on furniture and a large area rug.

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  Farrow & Ball Hague Blue

  

  Paint a home office or den in a deep shade of blue with green undertones for a calming feel. Erin Williamson Design paired jewel-toned walls with pale woven shades, a Lucite desk and patterned textiles in this eclectic space.

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  Benjamin Moore Fiji

  

  Add color to kitchen cabinets with a medium blue shade cut with a dash of green. The paint was used as a color accent on base cabinetry and the refrigerator wall of this otherwise neutral kitchen from Velinda Hellen Emily Henderson Design.

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  Benjamin Moore Hollingsworth Green

  

  Create a sense of calm in your bedroom with a light shade of blue-green mixed with gray. Erin Williamson Design used the paint color as a neutral backdrop for bright color accents in this bedroom and en suite bathroom.

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  Sherwin-Williams Rookwood Blue Green

  

  A smoky shade of blue-green is a fitting accent for window trim, baseboards, and doors in a room with gray-green walls. Tyler Karu Design and Interiors paired grey-green grasscloth wallpaper with blue-green trim in this traditional-style bedroom.