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If you like gold’s sophisticated gleam but would prefer something more muted, bronze just might be the answer. And just like with other metallics, it’s especially easy to incorporate it using actual metals. Try bronze hanging lamps, picture frames, etc. in a mostly-gray room.

If you find that this combination works well in a room, you might want to think about adding more purple. In a bedroom, an electric purple bedspread can stand out against gray walls. The shade of gray is up to you; dark charcoal shades create a striking contrast, while paler grays have a quieter effect. 35. Clay Red and Gray Iron is probably one of the best-known gray metals, and this particular shade is a highly versatile one. It has a decent amount of influence from both warm and cool undertones. But on average, Iron is just a bit more warm than it is cool. It has a medium-to-high K value, so it sits pleasantly between light grays and darker shades.Turquoise is also a color that looks nice when incorporated into patterns with white. Try patterned curtains or even a patterned accent wall. To balance out the energy of a space, incorporate these accents in a room where gray is the dominant shade. You often see turquoise combined with softer grays, but it also creates a pretty and interesting contrast with darker shades. 15. Espresso Brown and Gray

Cream, ivory, and other warm variations of white also look great with this pairing. And just like with other gray/beige combinations, this one does nicely with very pale wood finishes. While the overall look isn’t quite monochromatic, it’s a unified color scheme that will make you feel right at home. 45. Pastel Orange and GrayWe’ve already established that gray pairs well with several shades of green. It also looks especially beautiful alongside actual plants! It’s easy enough to use this combination. You can try placing large potted plants in front of gray walls or beside gray furniture. If you want the plants to be the focus of the room, opt for an almost-monochromatic palette of light grays and shades of white. Heather is one of the color names that is frequently used to describe various shades of gray fabrics. Most heather grays are made up of a mix of dark gray and light gray, so this particular shade strikes a nice medium between them.