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We're crazy about blue when it comes to shades of paint, and we're not talking about your typical pale hues or cobalt. Oh, no—we’re crushing on teal paint. Why this blue-green shade of the hue? First of all, it never fails to make a statement (whether it's painted on an accent wall or an entire room). Beyond that, there's something unexpected about navy's fun-loving cousin. How many people do you know with teal walls in their home, after all?
- Color Family: Blues/greens
- Complementary Colors: Red-orange
- Pairs Well With: Gold, white, navy
- Mood: Positive, reflective, and calm
- Where to Use: Kitchen cabinets, accent walls, powder rooms, and front doors
If you or your room need a mood boost, this paint job will surely do the trick. We've searched our go-to hardware stores to find various hues of the shade from brands ranging from Behr to Benjamin Moore that are sure to energize any room.
Sherwin-Williams Calypso
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Design by Diana Wiesner for Lampert Lumber
Pair Sherwin-Williams' Calypso with white furniture for a fresh take on modern design. It's inspired by the blue seas of Greece.
Benjamin Moore Galápagos Turquoise
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This deeper teal shade by Benjamin Moore has hints of black and finds inspiration in the Pacific Ocean.
Clark + Kensington Coastal Breeze
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Courtesy of Ace Hardware/Clark & Kensington
Clark + Kensington's Coastal Breeze looks best matte and with an extra coat for good measure. The shade is perfect at offering beachy vibes.
Valspar Gypsy Teal
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This coastal blue by Valspar is bold, to say the least. We think it was made for the front door.
Benjamin Moore Mexicali Turquoise
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Courtesy of Benjamin Moore
Benjamin Moore's Mexicali Turquoise is an icier take on teal with a shimmer reminiscent of sea glass. Its inspiration comes from the clear Cancun waters.
Dutch Boy Rockets
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Courtesy of Dutch Boy
If you want to dip your toes into the teal trend, Dutch Boy's Rockets is a calmer, more muted alternative. It offers natural and peaceful vibes.
If you're painting your front door, be sure to use a brush over a roller. It'll be able to reach every angle much easier.
Clark + Kensington Wish You Were Here
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Courtesy of Clark & Kensington
This Clark + Kensington blue raspberry hue is young and fun—perfect for a child's bedroom.
Behr Wanderlust
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Even though it's the darkest shade of them all, don't let Behr's Wanderlust scare you—it looks positively regal no matter which room you decide to use it in. It may be inspired by wanderlust, but you'll want to stay home once your space is painted in this shade.
Benjamin Moore Largo Teal
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Benjamin Moore's Largo Teal is naturally inspired by the waters of Key Largo, Florida. It's a darker teal that offers drama in any room.