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If there's one colour that instantly adds warmth, elegance and a touch of luxury, it's gold.
From soft champagne and brushed metallic finishes to rich antique tones, gold has become a popular choice in modern interiors. And while it may seem like a statement colour, it's surprisingly easy to pair with other shades.
To show just how versatile it can be, here are six of our favourite colour combinations.
Navy and gold is a classic colour pairing that never goes out of style. The richness of deep blue creates the perfect backdrop for warmer golden tones, resulting in a scheme that feels both sophisticated and welcoming.
How to use them
This living room embraces the contrast beautifully, with colour-drenched navy walls and ceiling creating a dramatic setting for a mustard-gold accent chair. Crisp white shutters bring balance and prevent the darker shades from feeling overwhelming.
Green and gold work beautifully together, taking inspiration from colours found in nature, from sunlit woodland to golden grasses and garden foliage. It's a combination that's particularly popular in mid-century inspired interiors.
Styling ideas
In this striking living space, a deep green feature wall provides the perfect backdrop for a golden velvet sofa and brass accessories. Warm wood tones and patterned curtains soften the contrast, creating a scheme that feels layered and inviting. For a more subtle interpretation, pair sage green with brushed gold accents and natural textures.
“Colour not only influences your mood and mindset, but it also helps add personality and character to a space."
Gemma Gear, TV art director, design producer and interior stylist
White and gold is proof that a simple colour palette can still feel luxurious. The brightness of white allows gold accents to stand out while keeping the overall look fresh and contemporary.
How to style them
This dining space demonstrates how effective the combination can be. Gold blinds bring warmth to the room, while white walls and neutral upholstery keep the scheme feeling light and airy. Natural wood furniture helps connect the two colours. This pairing works particularly well in kitchens, dining rooms and hallways where you want to maximise the sense of light.
For a softer take on gold interiors, pair it with duck egg blue. This versatile shade sits somewhere between blue and green, balancing the warmth of gold beautifully to create a scheme that feels fresh, airy and restful. It's an ideal choice for bedrooms and other spaces designed for unwinding.
How to mix them
This bedroom combines duck egg blue walls with a warm gold Day and Night blind and coordinating accessories. The woven headboard and natural textures add warmth and character, helping the space feel relaxed rather than formal. Together, the two colours create a light, uplifting scheme.
"I’ve tried to emulate Parisian style in my home by adding in fun touches such as metallic finishes, interesting ornaments and unique artworks.”
Alicia Murphy, interiors content creator
If you're wondering what colour goes with rose gold, pink is one of its most natural partners. Because the two share similar warm undertones, they work together to create a scheme that feels elegant and inviting. From soft blush shades to deeper berry tones, pink helps highlight the warmth of rose gold while bringing a softer, more decorative feel to a space.
How they work
This bathroom combines rose gold taps and fittings with a rich pink and white Transition™ blind and a coordinating Roman. If you're decorating with rose gold, try repeating the finish across lighting or accessories, then introduce complementary pink tones through fabrics, paint or pattern. The result feels luxurious yet relaxed, with plenty of personality.
For maximum impact, pair gold with black. The contrast between the two creates a confident, luxurious look that works particularly well in modern interiors. While black and gold can feel dramatic, the addition of lighter colours and reflective surfaces helps maintain balance.
Styling tips
In this kitchen space, black worktops and accessories create contrast against warm gold wall coverings and metallic details. The curtains from our Jonathan Adler collection soften the overall look, ensuring the room feels welcoming rather than stark. If black feels too bold, try introducing it in smaller doses through furniture or decorative ornaments.
Gold may be associated with grand interiors, but it can be surprisingly versatile. Whether paired with dramatic navy, calming duck egg blue or earthy green, it has a way of bringing warmth and character to a room.
The key is choosing the right combination for your space. From timeless white and gold interiors to feminine rose gold and pink schemes, there are plenty of ways to make this luxurious shade work in your home.
Try these quick questions to discover your ideal gold colour scheme.
If your answers were a mix, embrace it. Some of the most interesting interiors combine influences from different colour palettes. Experiment with your favourite shades to create a space that feels individual and works for your home.
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