Q&A for How to Match Colors

Not always; picking a color from the print just makes matching easier. You can always match your print with a neutral color, such as black or white. Also, if your print is black and white (ie: tribal or zebra) then you can pair it with any color you want.

Yes you can. Just make sure you feel comfortable with the colors and that it is not too bright of a color. Do a light color and then when you come in the room, you will focus on what is in the room and not the wallpaper.

Baby green goes well with blood-red, black, white, pink, and sky blue. At least, they do if you're a hipster.

Black, gray, brown, beige, cream, and white generally go best with burgundy.

If you are looking for a neutral color to match it, then a cream or white would work. If you want a bolder color, try a shade of pink or purple.

Dark blue skinny or boot cut jeans are the best, and if you are feeling a little adventurous, wear a white or pinstriped baseball cap cocked slightly to the side.

Green and red are opposite colors, so they will contrast instead of match.

Make the big flowers dark colored, and the small flowers light colored.

Since they are the contrasting colours, they go really well with each other. Nice choices!

Find something contrasting and at the same time, a pairing of colours that you find it pleasing to your eyes. Take sample colours home and place on your wall. White, black and maroon red are a good choice for sand grey bedroom furniture.

Tan or burgundy clothes would go pretty well with some pink locks. Light blue would work magic as an accent color, and a deep purple might go well if you're trying to pop out a bit.

If you look at the primary and secondary color wheel, you will know the colors usually opposite each other compliment each other the most. Looking up color schemes on the internet is also useful. In this case purple is the complimentary color of yellow. Any colors ranging within purple, like pink, etc., usually go with yellow really nicely.

Navy, gray, white or black are great options to match with light pink.

White matches, but as for color probably a light lime green.

It depends on your style and if you like color combos like that. Navy blue looks classy and nice with gold, so it would probably work well with a mustard tone as well.

Yes, blue and orange are complementary colors.

They are both reddish colors that are very saturated, so it would be better to choose a more neutral color to go with either one.

Gray and ginger root match really well with moody colors such as cherry red, purple and fuchsia.

I would recommend wearing silver accessories with purple.

There are actually a lot of colors that go with orange. If you want the colors to be complementary, or contrasting, then choose a shade of blue. You can see what colors complement each other by looking at a picture of a color wheel and seeing what color is directly across from the color you want to use. For example, blue is directly across from orange, and red is directly across from green.

Grays and creams would work well, as would dark red-brown and other shades of turquoise.

Sure, you could do metallic purple and red together, but I think the red would look better paired with orange.

It depends on the other colors in your room. Since you have a heavily accented wall, you should try neutrals like black, white, or beige. If you want to keep the theme going, go for a gold-patterned or light green rug.

Red and any blue. Or you could choose grey.

Those are beautiful together! My parents have them and I always say how magical they are together!

Brown is a neutral and can be paired with any color. Just go with any color you like.

Try white--it goes well with almost all browns. If the oak color is dark, try a lighter color, such as light yellow. If the oak is warm or light, try a darker color such as cherry red or rusty orange.