Why We Love Peach Paint Colours

Peach is a colour that quietly transforms your space. It is soft yet full of character, bringing a sense of ease and understated warmth that suits both contemporary and classic interiors. As we continue to embrace more natural, earth-toned palettes in our living spaces, peach has emerged as a subtle standout—elegant, welcoming, and effortlessly versatile. Inspired by the warm hues of sunlit landscapes and the soft glow of early evening light, peach offers a gentle alternative to more traditional neutrals. It sits comfortably between muted pinks and soft terracottas, offering a glow that feels both familiar and refined. Whether used as a soft backdrop or a statement, peach has a way of adding depth without overwhelming the room.

We stock peach paint colours from all the top trade paint brands that can be colour-matched to any of the colours you see below or elsewhere, as well as the designer ranges themselves such as Little Greene, Farrow and Ball, Dulux Heritage, Craig & Rose, Paint and Paper Library and Benjamin Moore.

What Are The Most Popular Peach Paint Colours?

Farrow and Ball Setting Plaster

Little Greene Julies Dream

Dulux Trade Soft Peach

Tikkurila Angora

Farrow and Ball Pink Ground

Benjamin Moore King Arthurs Court

Get that fresh plaster look

There’s a growing appreciation for interiors that feel organic, calming, and quietly refined—and soft peach tones capture that mood perfectly. Reminiscent of freshly plastered walls, these muted shades bring a gentle warmth and an understated elegance to any space.

One of the key strengths of soft peach is its ability to reflect light beautifully. Whether in natural daylight or under warm artificial lighting, it enhances the sense of space while avoiding the starkness that sometimes comes with cooler neutrals. The result is a soft, diffused glow that feels both uplifting and serene.

If the fresh plaster look is for you, you might want to consider the limewash paint technique. Known for its soft, matte finish and subtle tonal variations, limewash creates a beautifully textured, natural effect that adds depth and character to walls.

Where to use peach paint colours?

Peach paint lends itself well to a range of rooms within the home. In living areas and bedrooms, it introduces a gentle warmth that promotes relaxation, while in kitchens or hallways, it can offer a soft yet uplifting contrast to more traditional palettes. There are no rules, but we do recommend testing out a few shades before committing to a full tin to ensure you've found the perfect colour. Always paint a sample on paper with two coats, and move it around the room at different times of the day to really see how the colour looks in your chosen area as it will change as the sun moves throughout the day. Shop sample pots.

Little Greene Castell Pink is a warm shade with gentle, earthy undertones that create a soft and natural feel. Its subtle, plaster-like quality brings a sense of calm and understated elegance, making it a versatile choice for any room in the home.

Farrow and Ball Faded Terracotta is a soft, pale orange reminiscent of terracotta pots and tiles gently baked by the California sun. This easygoing shade radiates warmth and serenity, making it a versatile choice for various interiors.

Dulux Heritage Power Colour is a soft blush with timeless appeal, bringing a gentle warmth to any interior. Its delicate tone adds a subtle femininity, while pairing effortlessly with greys or taupes for a modern, balanced look.

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Peach pairs effortlessly with natural textures and earthy tones. Whether you want a subtle palette with off-whites and sandy beiges or a statement with terracotta, peach adds warmth and balance to any space.