Top 10 Ceiling Colour Combinations To Elevate Your Interiors

Discover stylish false ceiling designs with intriguing ceiling colour combinations. The ceiling serves as the fifth wall that has the potential to inject a stylish touch to the interior ...

The ceiling serves as the fifth wall that has the potential to inject a stylish touch to the interior décor and also plays a functional role in incorporating recessed lights, camouflaging exposed beams, and building services like the AC and fire pipelines.

Take a look at some trending ceiling colour combinations that can elevate the look of your interiors.

Purple and Terracotta

The striking combination of purple and terracotta hues in the beams and true ceiling of this double-height space are adorned with beautiful hand-painted symbols and figurines. The ceiling colour combination draws the eye upwards and transforms into a beautiful canvas that is framed by off-white walls, colourful furniture, dark flooring, and colourful accent walls.

Black and White

For a cool, contemporary look, go for a black and white ceiling colour combination. Black and white is a bold colour combination as both these colours stand at the extreme end of the colour spectrum. In this flat ceiling, the graphic design incorporates horizontal and vertical stripes in black and white, adding dynamic patterns to the ceiling. The overall décor is elegantly balanced with off-white walls while the doors and windows are bordered with black frames to weave the space together.

Monochromatic Hues

In this kitchen, the dark green cabinetry and cornice combine with the wallpapered ceiling to create a monochromatic colour scheme, crafting a cocoon-like aesthetic. Enhanced by bold and dark colour, the space feels warm and sumptuous.

Multicoloured Ceiling

This multicoloured ceiling incorporates shades of grey, burnt orange, off-white, and brown along with a combination of rectangular shapes and a circular disc shape in orange. An array of white pendant lights alongside recessed cove lighting exudes a warm glow.

Peach and Blue

The peach-coloured ceiling exudes a simple and sophisticated flair to the interiors and moves a step further as a continuous horizontal band that runs along the walls. The rest of the space has blue walls and transforms into an interesting two-tone ceiling colour design.

Yellow and White

The sunny yellow coffered ceiling grid adds a sense of playfulness to the interiors. The bright ceiling colour design contrasts with the dark curtains and all-white cabinetry, echoing similar hues in the carpet. The French door floods the interiors with plenty of natural light creating a bright and airy look.

Blue and White

Featuring recessed square panels, the coffered ceiling becomes a central focal point in this dining space, showcasing its distinctive grid-like framework. The coffered ceiling features a light blue grid that infuses a sense of calm and complements the wallpapered surfaces with an intricate design. The white walls and windows form a neutral layer between the colourful ceiling and the vibrant carpet that features interesting graphic patterns.

Brown and White

The false ceiling features a layered look with a calming colour palette. The outer band of the ceiling is in wood, followed by a tray light in white which illuminates the false ceiling’s central section that stands out with a pretty areca palm leaf design.

The play of levels also adds drama to the plain surfaces of the ceiling while the wallpaper adds visual depth. A combination of recessed ceiling lights and diffused lights provide good illumination to the interior while the wooden panelling with floral motifs adds an element of warmth and creates a cosy setting.

Green and Off-White

Red and Grey

In this neutral hued space, a strategic use of red with sophisticated shades of grey in the ceiling imparts a dynamic vibe to the interiors and it elegantly matches with the red sofas to complete the look. When incorporating a bold accent colour, you must maintain a light and airy atmosphere by incorporating neutral colours in the ceiling, walls, and flooring.

These ideas will help you to select the perfect colour for your false ceiling and determine the overall mood and ambience of your interiors.