Luxury Colors

Luxury colors belong on lacquered bars, powder rooms, offices, dining rooms, and exterior doors with intentional depth. This family stays dark to mid dark, with jewel blue, deep green, brown, blackened red, and antique gold undertones. Finish matters.

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Acorn

#1F456E

Aegean Blue

#A7452F

Amber Ash

#95564B

Amber Pine

#4D6633

Ancient Haven

#3B6039

Ancient Maple

#434E2D

Ancient Shore

#204C28

Ancient Slate

#2B6E21

Antique Cedar

#4A6336

Antique Mist

#214A39

Antique Sage

#4B5320

Army Green

#2DB942

Atomic Lark

#A52A2A

Auburn

#A64626

Autumn Creek

#734426

Autumn Harbor

#714232

Autumn Haven

#86592D

Autumn Nectar

#7C5C4A

Bark

#466D1D

Basil

#4E3D1D

Blazing Agate

#873260

Boysenberry

#252541

Breeze Thistle

#56266D

Breeze Vale

#28AF49

Brilliant Violet

#A52A2A

Brown

#2B353B

Brushed Reed

#8A3324

Burnt Umber

#702963

Byzantium

#6C4F32

Candlelit Bloom

#584537

Candlelit Hawk

#5C3A1E

Candlelit Orchid

#2846BD

Candy Dune

#36454F

Charcoal

#954535

Chestnut

#433498

Chilled Basalt

#1E2F6C

Chilled Elm

#232543

Chilled Thistle

#4F5E31

Classic Rose

#4E606A

Clouded Haze

#145D42

Clouded Marsh

#2A343C

Clouded Mesa

#3EA055

Clover

#252856

Coastal Meadow

#875F3A

Cocoa

#6F4E37

Coffee

#828632

Copper Cove

#1A4876

Crayola Midnight Blue

#222944

Crisp Dusk

#322272

Crisp Jade

#131D53

Crisp Leaf

#2241A0

Crystal Cove

#2C6867

Crystal Dusk

#1E5067

Crystal Spruce

#556B2F

Dark Olive Green

#301934

Dark Purple

#483D8B

Dark Slate Blue

#2F1A74

Deep Pine

#854A23

Desert Maple

#785589

Dusk

Using luxury in your home

Use Luxury colors where the room has edges: millwork, a ceiling, a wrapped bath, cabinetry, or dining room. South light reveals olive and bronze notes in Bancha type colors. North light makes navy and teal blacks denser. Pair with cream trim, stone, walnut, brass, oxblood, or muted plaster. The warning is cheap contrast. Bright white trim and cool gray floors can make rich color feel abrupt.

Frequently asked questions

Is Luxury color better on walls or accents?

It depends on the room size. Small rooms can take all four walls, and open rooms often suit dark cabinetry.

Best Luxury paint colors?

Sample Sherwin-Williams Cascades (LRV 4), Benjamin Moore Abbey Brown (LRV 12.3), or Glidden Admiralty (LRV 30).

What makes a paint color feel Luxury?

Depth, undertone control, and surrounding materials do most of the work. Matte walls usually look richer than glossy drywall.