15 Paint Colors That Make A Small Space Feel Massive

Wild, loud colors, like purple, might actually be better in small spaces. Could you imagine how in-your-face this shade would be all over a giant living room?! By limiting it to an entryway, you still get a pop of color without overwhelming your house.

Glidden Essentials Confetti Purple Eggshell, $16, homedepot.com

The smaller the space, the darker you can go. This gray is modern and sophisticated, yet still cozy and chic.

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Behr Platinum Gray, $4, homedepot.com

Shadow can be your friend, especially in a small space. Painting a room a dark color camouflages the fact that it's small. A deep blue like this creates the perception of depth.

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Behr Navy Blue, $34, homedepot.com

Neutral literally never goes out of style. This is for everyone who can't handle basic white, but isn't ready to incorporate bold color into their space.

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Behr Coastal Beige, $30, homedepot.com

This misty teal feels beachy, but it's also classic. Creamy neutral decor, like this mirror, table, and chair, pops against it, and that contrast is the key to making a tiny space feel dynamic.

Behr Sky Light Blue, $44, homedepot.com

Play up the cozy factor of a tiny room with a rich, deep brown. This shade, with a hint of gray, creates intimacy in the small sitting space.

Behr Havana Coffee, $31, homedepot.com

Gray can be dull, so choose one that has some luminosity to it. The color fluctuates with the shadows and times of day, so it's always intriguing.

PPG Diamond Silver Blue Pearl, $105, homedepot.com

White reflects the light and makes the walls recede, so a small space seems larger. While whites can have undertones of blue, pink, or even green, this is just white in its purest form, without any color. It's not stark or cold, just light and airy.

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Beyond Paint Bright White, $114, homedepot.com

This shade of yellow is perfect for your kiddos because it's colorful and fun, but doesn't look too juvenile. Read: You won't need to close off their space from the rest of your house.

Glidden Essentials Natural Straw, $63, homedepot.com

Just because your room is small, doesn't mean your palette should be limited. Bold is totally cool, just choose a shade that's simultaneously vibrant and rela, like this peacock blue.

Glidden Essentials Dark Teal Satin, $22, homedepot.com

A super soft shade of pink adds warmth to a small room without overpowering it. Pair it with grays and blacks to make sure it doesn't feel too frilly.

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Behr Angel Blush, $32, homedepot.com

Choose a light mossy green with a hint of gray in it for a space by a window. In the summer, it'll blend with the foliage, and when it's too cold to deal in the winter, it'll remind you that spring is on the way.

Glidden Essentials Soft Flat Sage, $15, homedepot.com

You want to maximize the light in your small living room—especially if you've got lots of windows—so opt for an off-white wall color. It'll add a hint of warmth, but still keep things feeling airy.

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Behr Off White, $26, homedepot.com

Nothing soothes in a bedroom like a dreamy sky blue. This soft shade of blue helps your space feel a bit more expansive.

Behr Ethereal Mood, $44, homedepot.com

White is a small space go-to, since it opens everything up and keeps it feeling bright, but pure white might feel too stark for your style. Stick with a warmer shade to help your room feel more inviting.

Glidden Essentials Antique White Eggshell, $69, homedepot.com