How to Style Neptune Silver Birch in Your Home

How to Style Neptune Silver Birch in Your Home

By Leanne

Are you looking for a creamy grey to create a cozy neutral space in your home? Neptune Silver Birch might be the one… 🩶

Neptune Silver Birch is a creamy grey that is much warmer than most grey paint colours. This warm neutral is perfect in all rooms, from the hallway to the living room, the bedroom and the bathroom. It’s also a popular choice in kitchens.

Quick tips for using Neptune Silver Birch

  • It pairs well with Neptune Driftwood for a soft neutral combination
  • Can be a good grey for north-facing/low-lit rooms (always do a test first)
  • Works well with neutral decor, such as browns, creams and beiges
  • In the bedroom, Silver Birch is popular combined with white for a fresh look

Neptune Silver Birch Paint Ideas in The Home

Silver Birch in the Living Room

Neptune Silver Birch living room with alcove shelving
Bespoke cabinetry design by @elementseveninteriors using Neptune Silver Birch and Driftwood

Silver Birch and Driftwood are lovely colours that go well together. As you can see in the design above (by @elementseveninteriors) Driftwood is used for the cabinetry which is a slightly darker shade than Silver Birch, giving the cabinets a slight contrast.

Silver Birch Living Room Reading Nook
Silver Birch reading nook by @hayleyfromwales

Consider Silver Birch in your living room if you’re stuck between grey and white. This lovely neutral is perfect for a country aesthetic with a modern twist, like this gorgeous living room by @hayleyfromwales who has styled this paint colour beautifully. We especially love the cozy nook that draws brown, black and soft beiges into the scheme.

neptune silver birch living room with fireplace
Silver Birch living room by @home_at_ivy_corner

Combine Silver Birch and white for a fresh look in your living room, like this gorgeous design by @home_at_ivy_corner.

Neptune Silver Birch living room idea with alcoves
Silver Birch used on alcove cabinets by @vampedbyvics

Are you searching for a paint colour for alcove shelving or cabinets? Silver Birch is a lovely neutral that looks great against other muted greys, like this tonal grey scheme with a statement fireplace.

Silver Birch in the Bedroom

neptune silver birch bedroom ideas
@cotswolds1234 uses Silver Birch on rustic panelling for a soothing accent wall

Grey is a lovely shade for the bedroom, especially when using it tonally (with a mix of light and dark shades). This bedroom look by @cotswolds1234 reinvents the wheel on how to use grey in a small bedroom, the soft Silver Birch panelling and walls make the space feel airy and calming. We also love the matching bedding and subtle white decor to lighten up the space too!

Silver Birch in the Kitchen

Kitchen design by @jhdecoratingltd using Silver Birch paint

When designing your kitchen, considering what colour your walls should be can be a tricky challenge, especially if you’re option for a bold or dark cabinet colour. If you’re contemplating on a soft neutral for your kitchen, why not consider Silver Birch as your secondary colour? It works well with lots of different colours, and we particularly love this dark green kitchen which looks fresh and sophisticated paired with Silver Birch.

Silver Birch in the Bedroom

neptune silver birch bedroom idea
Minimalist bedroom using Silver Birch by @two.guys.at.home

Silver Birch is a splendid grey for a minimalist bedroom with a white and grey colour scheme. It can also be used in a north-facing room when paired with warm tones like walnut wood furniture or textiles that are warm (like red, orange and yellows).

How will you Style Your Sanctuary?

Now you’ve explored ways that Silver Birch has been used in the living room, bedroom and kitchen, how will you use this colour in your home? Whether you’ve got a south or north facing room, this colour is fab as a primary or accent colour for your scheme, providing a shooting and muted light grey for any style of interior. Still need help designing your room? Get a free bespoke mood board here!

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