Collection: Blue-grey paint

Blue is a soft color, while gray is one of the more sober shades. Combining these colors results in a shade called bluish gray, which is perfect for decorating any room in the house.

Neither too cold nor too marked, the use of blue-grey finds its place perfectly on the wall of a living room or even in a kitchen or bathroom (room where the color blue is massively represented).

Blue-grey is part of a lasting trend, both on walls and on wooden furniture that you may need to revamp.

Why use blue-grey paint in your interior?

If you're up to date with interior design, chances are you've probably missed the blue-gray color.

It comes in a multitude of shades offering a wide palette, allowing you to have the possibility of using a blue-grey whatever the room in your interior.

Predominantly blue or gray, blue gray varies: the shade can be cold and mineral unlike other shades which can be warm and more gray.

We often talk about the emotions that colors can evoke, but in the case of blue-gray, the goal is to create a space that gives a feeling of spaciousness and security. As such, blue-gray allows the space to be kept from becoming oversaturated by combining the two colors.

The blue-grey shade adapts to all styles

This is one of the reasons why it's so popular: blue-grey will adapt to your decorating needs no matter what. Whether it's Scandinavian, contemporary, or classic, we recommend this color for all of these styles.

The other advantage is that the neutrality offered by the combination of its two colors contributes to its use in all rooms of the house, whether it is the living room, but also wet rooms like the kitchen or the bathroom where blue is very often present.

Last but not least, the possibilities for possible combinations are almost unlimited: beige, pink, black or more classic, white are colors that you can consider with your eyes closed depending on the shade of blue-grey you are considering.

Choosing the Right Shade of Blue-Gray Paint

As we mentioned earlier, before you finally choose your paint, it is essential to take into account all the information related to the different blue-grey colours that make up our colour chart.

They will not all have the same impact on the decoration of your interior, which is why we also recommend purchasing a sample of the blue gray paint color you are considering so that you can test it at home according to the daylight, the exposure of the wall but also the brightness of the room which can have an impact on the rendering of the color.

We can present two particularly striking colors in the blue-grey palette: marquise blue, but also charming blue or pebble grey to a different extent.

What colors should I use with blue-gray paint?

Beige linen fields

Like white, beige is a must-have paint color, providing a more assertive and warm decorative touch. Linen field beige is part of this dynamic: it pairs well with a very wide range of colors, including blue-gray. It works perfectly in dimly lit rooms and will contribute to the sobriety of gray.

The creamy beige is in this same vein.

Powder pink

Powder pink is a soft, muted shade that won't disrupt the balance gray and blue can create together. It works best with a softer shade so as not to overwhelm the room or space in which this combination will be used.

An intimate color, this combination will be most effective in a bedroom.

The black summer sky

For the more daring, use this color to energize the space in the room in which the grayish blue will be used. Impactful on a section of wall, it is just as attractive on a wooden piece of furniture if you don't want to visually saturate the space and if the room to be painted is too narrow.

How much does a blue-gray paint cost?

At Algo, we have always focused on the highest possible product quality, while ensuring the fairest price.

Depending on the packaging you order, but also depending on the finish (matt or glossy in particular), the price of a blue-grey shade may vary.

The larger the packaging, the less impactful the price per liter will be: a 0.5 liter pot of our Marquises shade is sold from €23.50.

The 5-litre bottle will be sold at a minimum price of €89.90, which favours a lower price per litre.

If price is important, enjoy fast delivery, whether to your home or to a collection point throughout France. Better yet, delivery is free for orders over €99 on our website.