Get ideas how to use these vibrant shades throughout your own house.

Red

Mix fabric patterns in the same color family to add interest to a colorful dining room.



Mango Hallway

TIP: Keep all colors the same intensity, such as the mango in the hall and apple green on the landing.




Yellow

A sunny color like yellow helps warm up a cold space or lends life to a bland one. When thinking about other ways to enliven a bathroom, consider adding contrasting colors, like purple, in unexpected places.




Green

Lime green appears tame when softened with accents of peach and lemon yellow. White trim around windows and doors keeps the living room walls looking breezy and fresh.




Turquoise

Turquoise was a popular hue in the '50s, and it looks just right in a retro kitchen. To complete the throwback style, simply add a Formica table and chairs.




Blue

Be bold with blue. Choose a dark hue for the walls, and paint the tub's exterior to match for a truly monochromatic room. To achieve this look, coat the bathtub in oxide primer and use latex or oil paint.




Pink and Purple

A neutral bedroom comes to life with pink curtains and purple fabric on blankets and chairs. For an exotic twist, buy pillows in other bright colors like orange and red.