21 Colors That Go With Peach to Give Your Space an Uplift

The color works with many other shades and styles

Peach is a shade that doesn’t always get a lot of love. While it works easily with muted tones like beige and off-white, the color also works wonders with brighter hues, from mustard yellow to tangerine orange. It even pairs well with colder colors, like darker greens or crystal blues.

To prove the wide range of colorful pairings that are possible with peach, we rounded up some options to help you find the best color combos to complement your peachy tones.

Go Into the Woods

Nadia Watts Interior Design combined deep rich browns—via wood trim—and a range of neutrals in this space.

“Peach is much more versatile than one might think,” says Watts. “Peach looks great with neutrals as it can almost work as one.”

Soften the Shade

Taylor Howes designed a peach-colored dining room with softer elements like the crystal blue chairs thrown in to temper the look of the warm hue.

According to Jane Landino, creative and design head of the studio, “A neutral hue, peach can be beautifully paired with matching tonal colors for a soft look or be bold and pair with strong jewel-like colors for a striking and fierce palette.”

Pair Several Nude Colors

Nude comes in all different colors from peachy pink to a rich, honey brown. Emily Henderson Design blended several different nude shades in the mural of this bathroom.

Throw in Some Olive Green

Emily Henderson Design used a hue from a different color family for this large bedroom’s flowy curtains.

The peach bedroom walls get a jolt of visual interest with the infusion of the olive green color.

Add Juxtaposition

Grey Joyner Interiors designed this entryway to have lots of unique contrasts.

“I love to pair all shades of green with peach,” says Grey Joyner. So, she combined dark green with the peach color in this entryway. “I especially love to use turquoise with peach, for they are such a nice complement to one another," she says.

Make It Romantic

Sometimes peach can be warmed up to look like a rosy pink when it’s paired against stark white walls.

Emily Henderson Design did just that with this cozy peach-colored couch.

Use Peach with Green Houseplants

Spaces that feel boxy like this bedroom with an alcove window can get warmed up with a soft peach hue.

Emily Henderson Design covered the walls in a neutral peach color and then added further visual interest with living green houseplants that make the space feel even more inviting.

Light It Up

Custom Neon created a mural with a soft peach shade to work with the peach-colored neon sign they also made.

The colors offset the bright tangerine Midcentury Modern kitchen cabinets.

Accent Darker Colors

Emily Henderson Design hung peach curtains in this home office to warm up the look of the black computer and dark office chair on display.

The peach color also adds a nice accent to the beautiful views from the window.

Opt for Pretty in Pink

Emily Henderson Design chose to incorporate a warm peach or beige color floor to offset the coolness of the baby pink tiles in this bathroom.

Paint a Peach Rainbow

Custom Neon added a large peach-colored rainbow to their neon sign. Both hang behind a bright blue jay-hued couch. The warm colors juxtapose against the cooler blue.

Play With White Shiplap

Some wood species gain a pinkish or peach hue when left unvarnished.

Emily Henderson Design made this child’s playroom even more whimsical with a play on wood tones blended together with white shiplap walls.

Feature Mustard Yellow

This bedroom by Emily Henderson Design features a rich mustard yellow bed frame in velvet, which warms up the soft peach walls and beige curtains in the room.

Though it resides on the warmer side of the color spectrum, yellow doesn't outshine the peach, another warm hue.

Lean Into Cream Colors

Emily Henderson Design created a space full of off-whites and cream shades that pair well alongside an infusion of bright peach, such as with this simple yet sophisticated poster. The wood tones also lean peach in color, creating a soothing atmosphere in this bedroom.

Throw in a Pillow

This peach throw pillow adds a pop of peach to complement the light blue throw blanket and the beige window curtain.

Emily Henderson Design created this nook to have many different points of interest.

Walk the Line

Emily Henderson Design added in a mostly peach-colored rug in classic patterns to this living room with a gray couch topped off with blue and orange throw pillows. The gray couch feels almost silver when placed beside the peachy hue.

Layer in Whites

Blythe Interiors decorated a layered space where a bunk bed sits above a crib. To add to this layering, the designers arranged for a dynamic effect with different shades of white, cream, and peach.

Choose a Black Accent Wall

Peach can brighten up dark accent walls like this charcoal black one designed by Emily Henderson Design.

The peachy color of the wood on the bed's headboard also offers a subtle contrast with the black.

Sparkle With Gold

Not all that glitters is gold. But this bedroom by Emily Henderson Design gets an elegant boost with a glittery gold wall art that sits behind a modern peach bedframe.

Pop in Some Vignettes

This office by Emily Henderson Design is full of vignettes, each with a color combo that complements peach, from the brown leather chair and black computer screen to the orange and white flowers on the desk.

Highlight a Focal Point

While this living room is brimming with softer hues to create a cozy space, a darker peach throw pillow works as a brilliant focal point.

Emily Henderson Design uses the color to draw the eye away from everything else in the room.

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