Cerulean Colors

Clients usually notice Cerulean in art, glazed tile, or a clear summer sky reference. It is a medium blue with green to cyan movement, deeper than sky blue, and it appears in baths, entries, doors, cabinetry, and pool areas.

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#007FFF

Azure

#2273DD

Bold Fern

#2E73B8

Breeze Gale

#4997D0

Celestial Blue

#207CDF

Dazzling Slate

#3C98C3

Deep Lotus

#00BFFF

Deep Sky Blue

#1560BD

Denim

#156ACB

Energetic Thistle

#328ADC

Explosive Nectar

#2E9FE5

Fierce Elm

#1F79E0

Flash Stone

#1C95F2

Fluorescent Harbor

#0072BB

French Blue

#1F7FA8

Frozen Juniper

#3F91CF

Icy Clay

#4286C2

Icy Haven

#26619C

Lapis Blue

#258BE4

Luminous Willow

#157DAC

Polar Hollow

#1681BB

Spark Maple

#3C90BE

Still Bloom

#1095C1

Striking Summit

#3685CE

Vivid Wren

Using cerulean in your home

Cerulean needs breathing room around it. Use it for a bath vanity, entry door, laundry room, kids room wall, or pool house with warm white, black, pale oak, sand, or chrome. North light can cool it toward denim. South light brings out the clear blue. Keep finishes simple. Busy stone can make Cerulean look accidental instead of intentional.

Frequently asked questions

Cerulean vs Azure, what is different?

Cerulean usually has more green or sky quality. Azure often reads cleaner and more vivid.

Is Cerulean still used in interiors?

Yes, mostly as an accent or in water connected rooms. It feels newest with natural texture and less gray.

Best Cerulean paint colors?

Try Glidden Bellflower (LRV 48.7), Benjamin Moore Bayberry Blue (LRV 33.08), or Sherwin-Williams Danube (LRV 16).