The Sherwin Williams Paradox Color Palette features a balanced mix of bold, neutral, and soft tones, ideal for various interior design styles. Here are some ideas for use:
Egret White
A warm off-white with beige undertones. Perfect for walls or ceilings as a base color to create a calm, neutral backdrop.
Dragon Fruit
A vibrant magenta-pink that works well as an accent color. Consider it for throw pillows, artwork, or a statement wall in a modern or eclectic space.
Talipot Palm
A muted, natural green that brings a touch of nature indoors. Use it for cabinetry, feature walls, or paired with wood finishes for a grounded, earthy vibe.
Inkwell
A deep navy-black with blue undertones. Ideal for creating drama in spaces like a dining room or office. It can also anchor furniture pieces like bookshelves or a sofa.
Slow Green
A soft, minty green that evokes a spa-like tranquility. Suitable for bathrooms, bedrooms, or as a calming kitchen cabinet color.
Alabaster
A classic creamy white, perfect for trim, moldings, and built-ins. Its versatility makes it a timeless choice for any room.
Antiquarian Brown
A rich, warm brown ideal for vintage or rustic interiors. It pairs beautifully with leather furniture and brass accents.
Frank Blue
A bold and slightly subdued blue, great for nautical-themed rooms or as a lively yet sophisticated accent wall.
Rejuvenate
A burnt coral-orange that feels energetic and welcoming. Use it for entryways or as an accent in pillows, rugs, or decor.
Quilt Gold
A golden mustard shade that exudes warmth. Ideal for furniture upholstery, curtains, or as an accent color in a mid-century modern palette.
Cascades
A dark teal-green that adds richness and depth. Perfect for cabinetry, accent walls, or moody spaces like a library or sitting room.
Euphoric Lilac
A soft lavender with a playful, romantic vibe. Ideal for bedrooms, nurseries, or as an accent color in bohemian or feminine spaces.
