Orange Tone Variations for Interior

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Combining red and yellow gives you orange. By adjusting the proportions, you can create dozens of different shades to make your home shine! The original, energetic and warm orange color reveals the full palette of fire for vibrant decoration.

1. Orange

This IS the TRUE orange shade by definition, the one that perfectly balances yellow and red amounts. It is also the warmest color in the palette, as it serves as a transition between two warm colors, while yellow transitions to green and red to blue, the two cool tones!

2. Apricot

PinterestLet's be honest, it is often impossible to distinguish the difference between orange and apricot shades. Apricot is less vibrant with an additional note of red, so it's slightly sweeter. Either way, it is warm and dynamic for a sunny decoration!

3. Aurora Orange

As a warning, aurora orange doesn't look like an orange but belongs to its shade family. It is an orange-yellow color that depending on intensity can sometimes be associated with pink or yellow tones and has no equal in creating a sunrise inside the room.

4. Coral Orange

In the coral family there are red, pink and orange shades. Coral orange paint is vividly almost pink-orange, cheerful and light, which we love to combine with blue or sandy beige for a marine atmosphere.

5. Salmon Orange

Soft and velvety, salmon shade is an orange color that's easy to accept, without electrifying the interior. It retains all the warmth of orange color, with a hint of pink and white. The result is a gentle, cozy and warm tone that never causes eye discomfort!

6. Cantaloupe Orange

Expecting a bright orange color, and suddenly… Cantaloupe orange is more balanced in yellow, slightly shifted, almost closer to ginger yellow than orange! But since it's softer, it pairs beautifully with white and why not black.

7. Fired Orange

Though also bronze, fired orange is lighter and brighter than russet but more restrained than classic orange. Loved in fashion and decor, it allows accepting the orange color in a softened version, to enjoy its warmth without overdoing it.

8. Sun-Kissed Orange

Less vibrant than fired orange, less red than red and darker than copper, sun-kissed orange approaches the chestnut family with its warm and deep shade. It pairs well with the entire white palette but can also be used with other warm tones.

9. Maltese Orange

Everything in the name, this orange shade gets its color from Maltese orange flesh, half-bloods. It is a polished orange shade close to terracotta, so it approaches terracotta and works perfectly in Mediterranean interiors.

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