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Is your home’s interior looking a little scuffed and dingy? There’s a great way to make your home look cleaner year-round, and that’s with paint! Today we’re showing you paint colors that make your home look cleaner. And it works even if you have less time to clean than you’d like. You might be surprised what these colors are!

Paint Colors That Make Your Home Look Cleaner

Neutral paint colors are those that tend to pair up well with any other color. White is obviously the most recognized neutral. While there is nothing wrong with a sleek white, it does have a tendency to scuff easily. So the following paint colors that make your home look cleaner aren’t pure white, but they’re still classified as neutrals.

One of our favorite neutrals is a lovely, soft gray. And lots of other homeowners and interior designers agree! Gray is big in interior design right now, because it is a wonderful neutral. But it also makes your home look cleaner. Look how amazingly well gray pairs with yellow! It pairs well with any color, so don’t be afraid to use it in your home.

If you haven’t look at gray paint before, you will soon realize that there are many different shades of gray to choose from! A deeper, more earthy gray like the one in this bedroom is another paint color that makes your home look cleaner. It’s also immensely calming–a great choice for a bedroom. One popular earthy gray is Agreeable Gray by Sherwin Williams.

Light blue shades, ranging from pale to aqua, look contemporary while also making your home look cleaner. This example shows you how bright and lively it looks in a living room space. With blue paint as the backdrop, you can have a little more fun with your design choices!

Believe it or not, our final paint color to make your home look cleaner is pink! Choose a soft, muted pink for a more neutral look, or a darker pink if you love to be a little daring in your design.

Even though paint colors can help your home look cleaner, you still need to clean your walls once in a while. Read up on how often you need to clean your walls.