What color paint goes with mint green?

Im moving next weekend and in my room there is one wall that the owner said is light/mint green and the rest are white, and I want to paint another wall a different color, but not brown or tan

What color paint goes with mint green?
pale peach or creamy yellow or lavender
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here you can play around with colors that match mint (or on this site it's called summer sigh)


i suggest you use a toned down red or pink, however during the year this may look christmas-ey


another good paint to match would be a goldish color.
Reply:Try an off white ...like ecru or almond.


OR go to the paint store and get some sample strips of paint and bring them home and make a decision in your new room.
Reply:green comes from blue+yellow. so one of these colors , or a nuteral like gray, should match but with the same degree (of lightness)
Reply:A nice soft peach might be nice. It all depends on what colors are in you fabrics/accessories. But in any event be sure to get some mint green throw pillows for your upholstered pieces, so that the mint green will have a reason for being there. Good luck in your new home.
Reply:Mint green and dark brown are pretty
Reply:look into color wheels. they should have nice combination. look online or at your local paint shop.
Reply:A soft pink or a baby blue...
Reply:If I'm reading your answer correctly then you plan to have 1 wall light mint green, 1 wall another new colour %26amp; the 2 walls that are left to be white.





If I'm right that means that you will end up with 3 colours in the room. At the moment the rooms colour scheme is designed to make it look bigger %26amp; with white predominating it would. It would be a shame to make it look smaller.





If it were me, I would leave the room as is. I would introduce a 3rd colour with soft furnishings such as cushions, bed cover etc. That would be easy to do. For me, I'd go purple. Very dramatic.





Anyway, even though I disagree with your plans I suggest you get some paint colour schemes brochures from the paint store. That way you can look at a vast selection of choices rather than for me to give you a few. If you decide to go with the soft furnishings then you could still use the paint brochures to get ideas on colours for them.