Beige is currently making a come back after the grey frenzy. However, I’ve always preferred to paint walls a soft beige as the primary neutral and bring in color through things like a sofa, pillows, and decor accessories.
Finding that perfect balance is sometimes hard because a lot of beige paint colors tend to have a yellow, green, or pink undertone. Additionally, lighting in your room and the direction your room is facing will play a part in which undertone is more pronounced.
Remember to always swatch before committing. I usually swatch two coats on a large white poster board and tape them on the walls so I can observe them and move them around throughout the day.
Encycolorpedia is a great reference when it comes to choosing a paint color. Searching for a color will tell you everything you need to know, including color formula, LRV, close-matching paints from other brands, and more.
Below are some pretty examples of beige done right. Enjoy!
Sherwin Williams wool skein
Sherwin Williams Accessible Beige
sherwin Williams Natural Linen
Sherwin Williams Shiitake
Sherwin Williams kilim beige
Sherwin Williams Canvas Tan
Benjamin Moore Manchester Tan
Benjamin Moore Natural Linen
Benjamin Moore Shaker Beige
I hope you found this post helpful! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.