Cream colour home décor ideas to brighten your place

In this article, we bring you some unique home décor ideas that will brighten your place, using cream colour.

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Cream colour: Selection advantages

While doing your home interiors, you want everything to look perfect, hence you give proper attention to the minutest details. Colours play an important role to make your house look attractive and vibrant, so choosing the right colour is a tough task. You often end up selecting white or cream to be at the safer side, when nothing strikes your mind as cream colour goes well with all other colours. It is one colour where you get what you see. Moreover, colour shades come and go, but cream colour always stays in the market and remains the top choice of customers for home décor. Cream colour looks classy, and never lets you down. It goes well with any theme — Indian, countryside, rustic, vintage etc. Cream colour reflects beauty when combined with other colours. Many homebuyers are of the view that they chose cream colour for their walls while doing their homes as it was safe, and less risky. The same is not true for other colours as you don’t know how they will appear in the final stage. So, if you are confused, go for cream colour.

Cream colour in your house

Here, we share some ideas focussing on the use of cream colour that helps you beautify your house.

Cream colour in your living room

Choosing cream colour for your living room helps each element stands out. With a cream colour wall, you can choose wooden furniture with cream colour upholstery including a cream colour sofa, a cream colour cushion for the rocking chair and the swing and finally finishing the look with a cream colour carpet.

Cream colour home décor ideas to brighten your place

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Another idea for your living room is to have cream colour walls and choose furniture with dark upholstery like black sofas in the picture given below. The cream colour curtains complement the cream colour walls in a big way.

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Cream colour in your kitchen

Cream colour can be used in multiple ways in kitchen. We always believed that cream colour walls look fab, but you can also have cream colour tiles on the kitchen floor and complement them with cream colour kitchen furniture.

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You can also use cream colour as a backdrop and other dark colours in combination, which if used alone may lead to disaster. For example, the picture below shows how dark blue has been teamed up with cream colour and looks awesome, giving an overall grand appearance. You can try similar patterns using a combination of maroon and cream colour, mustard and cream colour, royal green and cream colour, English grey and cream colour and so on.

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Cream colour in bedroom

If you choose cream colour for walls in your bedroom, the bedroom will look deeper and bigger than before. With cream colour as its background, you can give your bedroom a cosy feel and at the same time make it look classy.

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The usage of geometric prints looks pretty and appears more beautiful with the presence of cream colour in it. The demarcation between the light and dark shades using cream colour makes the bedroom wall stand out.

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Cream colour: Curtains combination

Curtains of dark and light colours, two-toned, floral, shimmer, patterned, can go perfectly well with cream-coloured walls.

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FAQs

Can we use cream colour in bathrooms?

Yes, we can use cream colour in bathrooms and make the space look spick and span.

Can we team cream coloured-walls with cream colour accessories?

Yes, rooms with cream-coloured walls with cream colour accessories give a very sophisticated and classy look, making the area look super spacious.

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Anuradha Ramamirtham

With 16+ years of experience in various sectors, of which more than ten years in real estate, Anuradha Ramamirtham excels in tracking property trends and simplifying housing-related topics such as Rera, housing lottery, etc. Her diverse background includes roles at Times Property, Tech Target India, Indiantelevision.com and ITNation. Anuradha holds a PG Diploma degree in Journalism from KC College and has done BSc (IT) from SIES. In her leisure time, she enjoys singing and travelling.
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