Royal Blue Colors
Clients ask for Royal Blue when they want a strong, ceremonial blue rather than navy. This family sits in vivid medium depth blue with a violet pull, showing up in fabric, doors, lacquered furniture, art, and sports rooms.
Arctic Lichen
Blue
Candy Dune
Chilled Maple
Crystal Cove
Deep Silk
Faded Sage
Faded Sand
Flash Breeze
Glacial Elm
Hyper Rose
Intense Flint
Intense Glacier
Intense Haven
Intense Pebble
Laser Basalt
Medium Blue
Midnight Sage
Misty Lichen
Neon Moss
Nordic Moon
Punchy Rose
Radiant Hawk
Rainy Haven
Silent Elm
Silent Ridge
Snowy Ridge
Spark Rain
Striking Moss
Ultra Elm
Zesty Canyon
Using royal blue in your home
Royal Blue needs clean surroundings. Use it on a door, bookshelf back, powder bath, game room, or statement cabinet with warm white, black, brass, walnut, or camel leather. North light can make the violet side sharper. South light softens the read slightly. Paint cannot always follow. On broad walls, royal blue can look flatter and less jewel like than fabric.
Frequently asked questions
Is Royal Blue warm or cool?
Royal Blue is cool. The violet undertone gives it more drama than green leaning blues.
Does Royal Blue date a room?
It can, if it is used with shiny silver, mirrored furniture, and no grounding materials. Ground it with wood and black accents. Cream trim helps too.
Best Royal Blue paint colors?
Mainstream paint lines rarely reach the screen like saturation shown in Royal Blue samples. Choose a vivid blue with a slight violet lean, then test it on a large board.