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Which color makes a room feel bigger?
Have you ever walked into a room and instantly felt it was both airier and brighter than you first thought? Often, it’s the color of the walls that makes the difference. With the right shade, even a smaller space can open up and feel more spacious.Light but soft tones
Pure white can sometimes feel a bit harsh and sterile. But by choosing a broken white tone, you get the light – without the room losing its warmth. One example is our popular Äggskal W143, which reflects light softly and makes small rooms feel airier and more welcoming.
Prefer wallpaper instead of paint? We have a wide range of light, harmonious wallpapers that add that extra touch to your space.
Earthy colors that create harmony
Beige and other warm neutral shades are perfect if you want both spaciousness and coziness. Havre W47 is a soft beige tone that adds warmth while making the room feel larger. It’s especially suitable for living rooms and bedrooms where you want to combine light with a cozy atmosphere.
Deep tones that surprise
Sure, dark colors can feel bold – but they can actually make a room feel larger too. A deep blue tone like Midnattsblå W126 creates an illusion of depth and gives the room character.
A good tip is to paint the walls, ceiling, and trim in the same tone – this blurs the boundaries and makes the space appear bigger.
Summary
- Choose broken light shades instead of pure white
- Use earthy colors for both warmth and spaciousness
- Dare to try dark tones to create depth
- Paint tone-on-tone to blur the room’s boundaries
