Johann Hunt
Before selling your home, you want to maximize your profit by ensuring it’s in perfect condition. Many people advise repainting your walls, but did you know that the color you choose could boost your house value? To help you out, here’s a list of 15 colors that can increase the value of your house!
Soft Gray
Homeowners will readily pick soft gray as a modern color choice. After all, many design ideas will work well with this color on the walls. It provides a neutral backdrop that complements both dull-colored and sharp-contrasting-colored furniture, creating a spacious and airy feel.
Warm Beige
Warm beige is a soft color that delivers the warmth many buyers are looking for. It works well with brighter and darker shades of itself and with darker colors. This color is ideal for living rooms and family spaces, and it looks even more attractive when natural light fills the room.
Classic White
Luxurious homes and the color white go hand in hand. Nothing beats a well-designed home covered in this timeless color from top to bottom. Many neutral-colored roofs fit a white exterior. White’s allure may be more external, but it also brightens interiors, making rooms appear more luminous.
Pale Blue
The ideas for pale blue are limitless. Combined with touches of white, it gives a potential buyer a positive, exciting first impression. Paired with darker-colored doors, it makes your home exterior perfect. Indoors, it aids relaxation, and it best goes with light brown furniture.
Greige
Here’s the color you get when you mix gray with beige. Greige is a versatile color. The exterior of homes with minimal but noticeable dark elements, such as window frames, is eye-catching. When using greige in an interior space, let it shine. Adding white furniture will surely catch the attention of all.
Soft Taupe
If your interior is painted a soft taupe, it will exude warm vibes, especially when paired with white, brown, or other shades of taupe furniture and decor. This color scheme never goes out of style, blending seamlessly with similar tones.
Navy Blue
Navy blue may feel like a bold choice, but that’s precisely why you should choose it. It’ll stand out in a neighborhood filled with safely colored exteriors. White pillars or window frames make it look even more beautiful. It makes interiors look dimmer, but whitish additions complement it.
Sage Green
This color brings nature indoors. It’s the perfect backdrop for plants and other brightly colored additions. It also works in spaces where touches of it are recurring, like a sage duvet on a white bed in a sage room. If used outside a home, it should be the dominant color.
Charcoal Gray
Charcoal gray works with many colors, but when mixed with wooden colors on the outside of a home, it brings creativity and modernity. Some buyers will love it more if it takes over the whole exterior with touches of white or wood at the edges of windows or the house itself.
Light Cream
A light shade of cream is a breath of fresh air, especially when there is sufficient natural light pouring in. Many colors, from navy blue to brown, fit into a light cream-colored room. If you allow plenty of natural light to get in, a light cream room will feel serene and calming even though it’s bright.
Slate Blue
Both the exterior and interior can benefit from a slate blue color, which brings oceanic vibes. You can also consider using a slate blue roof for a house with this color if you prefer not to choose other cool options, such as gray. It can complement various neutral colors indoors.
Pale Yellow
While this color is cheerfully bright, the more interesting part about choosing it for an exterior is that it is unique. Also, no matter what your roof style is—dark or whitish—both can work with it. Because it goes well with greenish colors, plants can be put against it both inside and outside.
Olive Green
Your outdoor plants can complement your olive-green walls to create a nature-inspired vibe outside your home. Greyish roofs will complement this, but if you want to go all green, a darker shade will be the perfect icing to keep a potential buyer hooked.
Blush Pink
A home with a blush pink interior will surprise but impress those interested. White additions will make the space look brighter and more beautiful, and sufficient natural light can never go wrong. Pink can benefit bedrooms or living rooms that need a gentle feel.
Medium Gray
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Medium gray is highly versatile and can be used in different parts of the home and outside. Imagine pairing it with a lawn and various shades of flowers—this combination gives off a welcoming vibe to anyone passing by. Inside the house, it can be paired with white walls.