Statement Interior Colours That Make an Impact in Any Space

When it comes to interior design, colour is a powerful tool that can transform a room, evoke emotions, and set the tone for your entire home. Statement colours, in particular, can create dramatic effects and leave a lasting impression. In this post, I’ll list my favourite bold colours for you to consider adding to your space.

Now, let me just say, I love colour and I love my clients who love colour as well. Statement colours are one of my favourite ways to make an impact in any space. I love the pop of surprise it brings to a space and the interest it adds to every space. So, let me show you if you’re not already convinced.

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My Favourite Statement Colours

1. Burnt Orange

I mean, wow, is this colour not STUNNING? It’s so warm and classy. I’ve been feeling this colour for a long time.

Why It Works: Burnt orange is a warm, earthy tone that brings a sense of coziness and sophistication to any room. It’s a versatile colour that pairs well with both neutrals and other bold hues.

How to Use It:

  • Accent Walls: Create a focal point in your living room or bedroom with a burnt orange accent wall.
  • Furniture: Choose a burnt orange sofa or armchair to add warmth and vibrancy to your space.
  • Accessories: Incorporate burnt orange throw pillows, rugs, and artwork for subtle pops of colour.

2. Cuban Yellow

I call this colour Cuban yellow, because, I don’t know. It gives me Cuban vibes.

Why It Works: Cuban yellow is a vibrant, sunny hue that instantly brightens up any space. It evokes feelings of happiness and energy, making it perfect for lively and welcoming areas.

How to Use It:

  • Kitchens: Use Cuban yellow for kitchen cabinets or backsplashes to create a cheerful and inviting cooking space.
  • Dining Rooms: Paint dining room walls in Cuban yellow to encourage a joyful and sociable atmosphere.
  • Accents: Add Cuban yellow accessories like vases, cushions, or lamps to bring a touch of sunshine to your home.

3. Bold Blue

Okay, WOW! This interior has Cuban yellow and Bold blue, what a space.

Why It Works: Rich blue is a deep, calming colour that adds elegance and depth to any room. It’s a versatile shade that works well in both traditional and contemporary interiors.

How to Use It:

  • Walls: Paint your bedroom or living room walls in rich blue to create a serene and sophisticated backdrop.
  • Furniture: Opt for a rich blue velvet sofa or upholstered bed for a luxurious touch.
  • Decor: Incorporate rich blue curtains, rugs, and artwork to add depth and contrast to your space.

4. Burgundy

Burgundy is THAT colour. Absolutely, stunning.

Why It Works: Burgundy is a rich, dramatic colour that exudes warmth and luxury. It adds a sense of opulence and can make any space feel more intimate and inviting.

How to Use It:

  • Living Rooms: Use burgundy for a feature wall or in upholstered furniture to create a cozy, elegant living room.
  • Dining Rooms: Paint dining room walls in burgundy for a sophisticated and intimate dining experience.
  • Accents: Add burgundy cushions, throws, and drapes for a touch of luxury in any room.

5. Violet

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Now, this colour is unique and super bold.

Why It Works: Violet is a fun, regal colour that adds a sense of grandeur and creativity to any space. It’s perfect for making a dramatic statement.

How to Use It:

  • Bedrooms: Create a luxurious and serene bedroom with violet walls or bedding.
  • Living Rooms: Use violet in upholstery, such as a velvet armchair or ottoman, to add a touch of sophistication.
  • Accents: Incorporate violet accessories like lampshades, artwork, and decorative pillows for a regal touch.

6. Deep Green

This space is soooo cozy. I want to be here!

Why It Works: Deep green is a rich, grounding colour that brings a sense of nature and tranquillity indoors. It’s versatile and pairs well with a variety of other colours and materials.

How to Use It:

  • Walls: Paint your study or bedroom walls in deep green to create a calm and focused environment.
  • Furniture: Choose deep green sofas, chairs, or cabinets to add a natural, sophisticated touch.
  • Decor: Add deep green plants, cushions, and rugs to bring an element of nature into your home.

7. Jazz Red

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If you know me, you know I’m all about that jazz, and jazz red.

Why It Works: Jazz Red is not just a colour; it’s an experience. This hue captures attention and evokes strong emotions, adding warmth and vibrancy to your space. It’s perfect for those who want to create an atmosphere of boldness and confidence.

How to Use It:

  • Accent Walls: Use Jazz Red for an accent wall in your living room or dining room to create a striking focal point. Pair it with neutral tones like white, grey, or beige to balance the intensity.
  • Furniture: Incorporate Jazz Red through statement furniture pieces such as a sofa, armchair, or dining chairs. This adds a pop of colour without overwhelming the space.
  • Accessories: Add Jazz Red accessories like throw pillows, rugs, vases, or artwork to inject energy into any room. These small touches can make a big impact.
  • Kitchens: Jazz Red kitchen cabinets or backsplashes can transform your cooking space into a lively and inviting area, perfect for entertaining guests.

My Fav Statement Colours All Summed Up

Incorporating statement colours can dramatically transform your space, making it more vibrant, inviting, and memorable. Whether you choose to use these colours in bold strokes or subtle accents, they can help you create an interior that reflects your personality and style. Don’t be afraid to experiment and mix these colours to achieve a unique and impactful look in your home. Don’t be afraid to be bold. Read Colour Pop: Interiors with Pops of Vibrant Colours and Read Tips to Choosing the Right Colour Scheme for your Home.

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