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Dark blue: a decidedly trendy dark color for your walls

Whileblue paint has always been a popular color in decorating, not all shades of blue are created equal. Lately, dark blue has taken center stage, quickly becoming a must-have for a trendy and modern interior. A chic and soothing color par excellence, dark blue paint seduces with its elegance and presence. While it can sometimes seem difficult to adopt due to its apparent coldness, it actually stands out as a comforting and soothing shade. So, let us present our most beautiful shades of dark blue.

Our color chart of dark blue shades

Dark blue is a particularly rich color, which includes many variations among which you are sure to find one that will liven up the walls of your interior. For a modern blue interior decor with retro and vintage accents, opt for one of our shades of duck blue paint like dragonfly blue, iroise blue or emerald blue. For rooms full of elegance and finesse, opt for a deeper blue paint like storm blue quite close to an indigo blue, navy blue of the seven islands or midnight blue. Finally, if you are looking for a strong and contemporary blue paint, opt for our abyss blue, which stands out for its intensity and harmony.

In a bedroom, living room or bathroom to add depth

As you'll soon see, dark blue paint has a disconcerting ability to adapt to any room in your home and is completely in tune with the times. For example, in a bedroom, you can opt for a sober and relaxing midnight blue that will create a soothing and cozy atmosphere. For a modern and vibrant living room, turn to duck egg blue, which will bring a charming finish and pep to your interior. Finally, for wet rooms like the bathroom or kitchen, the indigo blue color will be a resolutely modern and trendy choice that can be combined with notes of white and light wood.

Midnight blue, navy blue, duck blue: our essential dark blues

While dark blue paint is popular, it's clear that some of its shades stand out and are particularly fashionable. This is the case, first and foremost, with midnight blue, a warm and intense shade distinguished by its depth and elegance. The color of sobriety and chic par excellence, navy blue is also very popular and allows you to create a refined interior, just like dark blue. Indigo blue, for its part, stands out for its intense character, which combines the depth of ultramarine blue and the strength of violet. Finally, the last star in the dark blue category is duck blue, a deep blue tinged with green, both vintage and modern.

What color goes well with dark blue?

Dark blue is a color that lends itself particularly well to combinations that allow it to reveal its full potential. Thus, in a bedroom, midnight blue can be combined with light shades like off-white, light gray, or beige, or enhanced with touches of wood, leather, or gold metal. In a living room, the dynamism of duck egg blue can be accentuated by the brightness of mustard yellow. Generally speaking, shades of dark blue pair perfectly with shades of gray as well as natural materials like wood.