Palette Profile – Yellow, Gray, and White Interiors

Always there to lift you up and make you smile right when you need it, there isn’t a happier color than yellow. Using it in your decor is great way to make a statement and add color to your interior but it can quickly become overpowering. The use of gray and white can soften the color and make it less intense.

Here are 9 examples of rooms throughout houses that have used the yellow-gray-white color palette to bring in some fun without letting the color take over.

1. This mainly white and gray kitchen is infused with life thanks to the yellow bar stools, bowl of lemons, and vintage-style phone on the wall.

2. White countertops and cabinetry, along with gray drawers and silver appliances let the yellow details pop out but keep them from being too much.

3. Yellow and gray are gender neutral colors, perfect for decorating a nursery or child’s bedroom.

4. Yellow curtains have been combined with soft gray patterned wallpaper and a white bedspread with dark gray throw blanket, to make this hotel room calm and relaxing.

5. Surrounded by white walls and gray flooring, the yellow tiles are confined to the shower to prevent the color from completely dominating the space.

6. Gray walls, white cabinetry, and a few fun splashes of yellow bring life and personality into this Parisian home.

7. Bright yellow cupboards make a bold statement in this kitchen sprinkled with white and grays to keep the yellow from being overwhelming.

8. Small yellow details, like the throw pillows, the design in the rug, and the kitchen backsplash bring in a bit of fun to this bright living space dominated by white walls and gray/silver tones.

9. Yellow accents used throughout the living areas in this home add life to the otherwise all black, white, and gray interior.