In this room the Hotel Providence in Paris, deep blue navy paint saturates the walls, drapes, blankets, and lampshades and is paired with crisp blinding white linens, turning this expected color combo into something more alluring. In this Paris apartment designed by architect Pauline Borgia of Atelier Steve , modern navy built-ins give structure and rhythm to the classic all-white French interiors while a striking piece of contemporary art in the brightest of yellows gives the room a shot of vibrant energy.
For a softer look, pair navy with pastel yellow. Dark navy walls and a bright ochre velvet couch create a bold statement in this sophisticated room from Maison Sarah Lavoine in Paris. Warm shades of ochre, curry, mustard, and other orange-y yellows are a dramatic counterpoint to navy, opposites on the color wheel that play well together in a room. Candy colored pink art and accessories add a sweet note to the soft navy walls of this dining room, but just about any shade of pink looks great with navy blue, from the most subtle blush to the loudest fuschia.
Glossy dark navy walls are a glamorous backdrop for a plush red velvet couch and teal drapes in this London living room designed by Joanna Plant Interiors. Touches of yellow, bronze, and gold add a bit of sparkling relief to all that deep saturated color. In this calming bedroom designed by Jesper Laursen of Scandinavian Homes , navy walls and bedding in shades of gray are paired with green glass accents and plants to energize the space without overwhelming the relaxing Scandi vibe.
To accessorize a navy wall, hang an ornate gilded mirror, vintage brass sconces, or a piece of copper mid-century wall art. We've rounded up some of our favorite hues to pair with navy, and some of them definitely aren't what you were expecting. Whether you opt for a traditional pairing or go for something unexpected and bold, navy blue comes through again and again.
Which is probably why it's earned itself a spot in the pantheon to begin with. Read on for some of our favorite new and old twists on a navy blue color palette. Design: Bespoke Only. Some things are classic for a reason—and we'd be remiss if we didn't mention navy blue in conjunction with one of its oldest, most tried-and-true partners in crime: clean, bright white. Though this pairing might conjure up a nautical motif in your mind, it doesn't need to—think of it as the slightly more subdued, inviting counterpart to high-contrast black and white.
Nature is full of blue and green pairings—so it's only right that a deep, earthy green would make our list. Taking cues from green fields and blue skies or mossy ground and deep blue pools, this pairing is pretty much foolproof. Design: Cathie Hong Interiors. Looking to punch up navy blue's more spirited side? Look no further than light turquoise. Take a stroll up your hardware store's paint card to find a shade of blue that complements the navy you've chosen but in a lighter, brighter formula.
A wash of aquatic turquoise or teal or even Tiffany blue will invigorate classic navy and bring out its hidden color notes. Design: Forbes and Masters. Jewel tones have never steered us wrong before—in fact, they're almost as surefire a hit as navy itself. Pair this stately blue with pops of rich Bordeaux and emerald to really up the ante in terms of drama without straying too far from a timeless palette. Conventional wisdom be damned. It's official: You can pair black and navy. Yet, while this color is a key part our year-round wardrobe — we love it in the fall, winter, and spring, too — we still encounter the occasional fashion dilemma.
Choosing which colors to go with navy blue might feel tricky at times, but the solution is rather simple: navy looks great with everything. After taking a peek at some street style inspiration , we've realized this color is probably the most versatile Red, pink, beige, black — mysteriously, it works with them all.
Plus, after things cool off and we're back to bundling up, there will be no shortage of ways to wear it. Why Not Try A white dress with a structured navy blazer, or a white button-down with a navy midi skirt.
Two neutrals turn show-stopping when worn together. Plus, you can amp up your look with vibrant footwear or accessories. A beige jacket layered over a navy jumpsuit, complete with green heels.
Lighten up navy blues by introducing vibrant colors that suit your design preferences and evoke an energetic mood. Layer in terra-cotta, lime green, lemony yellow, orange, and coral to give off happy, welcoming vibes. Cultivate garden-inspired cottage looks by introducing flowery fabrics sporting touches of navy blue, leafy green, cornflower blue, daffodil yellow, and carnation pink.
Refresh formal spaces by accenting navy blues with Kelly or emerald greens , golden yellows, and raspberry reds. If you're stumped on what colors go with navy blue, find inspiration within colorful fabrics or wallpaper patterns. Look for designs that combine navy blue with other colors in a manner and ratio that appeals to you; then, use that pattern's palette as the basis for your navy blue color scheme.
To create peaceful spaces, look outside for calming colors and earthen textures that complement navy blue. Nature-inspired elements such as rich wood furniture, straw-hued wicker and rattan accents , leather upholstery, warm neutral paint colors , and concrete-gray accents partner perfectly with navy blue hues.
Pick neutral accessories and materials that are lighter or much darker than a room's navy blue finishes and furniture to emphasize color differences and lend distinction to each element. No matter which colors you pair with navy, use contrast to avoid a muddied-up palette and supply resting places for the eye.
Create a dynamic color scheme by pairing navy blue with a much lighter, brighter color. Shades of yellow, including soft butter yellow and rich mustard yellow , offer warmth and brilliance that stands out vividly against the cool, deep tones of navy blue.
Use this color combination for an energizing effect in living spaces or bedrooms. Choose fabrics and materials with subtle differences in patterns and textures to layer in extra interest within a navy blue and yellow color scheme. Various shades of blue come together to form serene color schemes that remind of clear blue skies over broad expanses of water.
To design a successful monochromatic color combination , use a paint chip for guidance. Select your desired navy blue color first which will likely be the darkest shade on the swatch , then incorporate lighter tints of the color throughout the space.
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