Home Color Palettes & Paint You Can't Go Wrong with These Greige Paint Colors for Refreshing Your Home in 2022 By Katherine Owen Katherine Owen Katherine Owen is a writer and editor with a passion for home design. In her 10+ years of experience, she's covered everything from cozy Southern cottages to fresh farmhouses to sprawling mountain retreats. Her areas of expertise include home design and construction, gardening and pets. Her work has been featured in Southern Living, Birmingham Magazine, The Atlantic, Boulder Lifestyle, Log & Timber Home Living, and more. Southern Living's editorial guidelines Published on February 1, 2022 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo: Laurey W. Glenn It's no wonder greige has taken up reign in people's homes, from powder bathrooms to primary bedrooms. This soothing shade not only boasts the best of both worlds–the chicness of gray and the inviting warmth of beige–but also blends in seamlessly to any design style. It's as at-home in a modern farmhouse as it is in a cozy cottage. And for being one color, it can be pushed and pulled a variety of equally stunning directions—a hint of green in one paint, a hint of mauve in another. In the kitchen, a coat of greige paint on the cabinets offers an equally clean and serene alternative to popular all-white kitchens. In a bedroom, greige makes for a grounded, earthy retreat. And it's not just a good choice aesthetically. Experts report greige to be a paint color that can actually make your home sell faster. But with shades this good-looking, it may be hard to leave! 01 of 10 Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter (HC-172) Laurey W. Glenn One look at this dreamy gray-beige and it's easy to see why it's one of the most popular colors Benjamin Moore sells. Pictured here on kitchen cabinets, this soothing shade would be at home in any room. 02 of 10 Sherwin-Williams Intellectual Gray (SW 7045) Laurey W. Glenn The exterior of the 2013 Southern Living Idea House showcased just how gorgeous greige can be with a coat of Sherwin-Williams Intellectual Gray (SW 7045). 03 of 10 Sherwin-Williams Accessible Beige (SW 7036) Courtesy Behr This warm shade of greige not only looks great, but boasts the ability to potentially boost your home's value. Experts report that neutral hues may even lead to a faster sale. 04 of 10 Benjamin Moore Cromwell Gray (HC 103) Laurey W. Glenn For an earthy twist, try out Benjamin Moore Cromwell Gray (HC-103) as seen on the island of this Birmingham, Alabama, kitchen by designer Melanie Pounds. 05 of 10 Sherwin-Williams Grecian Ivory (SW 7541) Photo: Laurey W. Glenn; Styling: Liz Strong Take a cue from the 2019 Southern Living Idea House and upgrade your laundry room with a coating of this softy, sandy shade. 06 of 10 Sherwin-Williams Emerald Designer Edition Simple Stone (SW 9521) Photo: Robbie Caponetto; Styling: Kendra Surface In this powder bathroom, Sherwin-Williams' Simple Stone proves that sometimes, simplicity is a statement in itself. 07 of 10 Sherwin-Williams Herbal Wash (SW 7739) Photo: Laurey W. Glenn; Styling: Liz Strong Who says walls get to have all the fun? A coating of this green-gray-beige gives these vanities an earthy sophistication. 08 of 10 Benjamin Moore Gray Mist (OC-30) Courtesy Benjamin Moore Another hue with the potential to raise your home's value, this a part of Benjamin Moore's off-white collection and is the perfect gateway greige. 09 of 10 Clare Greige Courtesy Clare With a to-the-point name and balanced hue, Greige by Clare is a sure bet. 10 of 10 Sherwin-Williams Anew Gray (SW 7030) Laurey W. Glenn This clever "clutter room" feels both hard-working and sophisticated thanks to an all-over coating of Sherwin-Williams' take on warm gray-beige. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit