Dining Room Paint Colors

Elevate your dining area with selections from this curated collection. Created by leading brands like Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams, these colors offer a range of aesthetic possibilities, from the airy and cheerful to the deep and cozy. Get peel-and-stick samples of your favorites delivered overnight, so you can find just the right hues for your ideal dining atmosphere.

Samples

Starting at $6.95 each
Benjamin Moore

Chantilly Lace

2121-70
9”x15”

$6.95

Sherwin-Williams

Agreeable Gray

7029
9”x15”

$6.95

Benjamin Moore

Swiss Coffee

OC-45
9”x15”

$6.95

Sherwin-Williams

Urbane Bronze

7048
9”x15”

$6.95

Benjamin Moore

Kendall Charcoal

HC-166
9”x15”

$6.95

Sherwin-Williams

City Loft

7631
9”x15”

$6.95

Sherwin-Williams

Oyster White

7637
9”x15”

$6.95

Sherwin-Williams

Aleutian

6241
9”x15”

$6.95

Benjamin Moore

Mountain Peak White

2148-70
9”x15”

$6.95

Sherwin-Williams

Illusive Green

9164
9”x15”

$6.95

Sherwin-Williams

Functional Gray

7024
9”x15”

$6.95

Sherwin-Williams

Sensible Hue

6198
9”x15”

$6.95

Sherwin-Williams

Rhinestone

7656
9”x15”

$6.95

Sherwin-Williams

Skyline Steel

1015
9”x15”

$6.95

Benjamin Moore

Ice Mist

2123-70
9”x15”

$6.95

Sherwin-Williams

Poised Taupe

6039
9”x15”

$6.95

Sherwin-Williams

Taiga

9654
9”x15”

$6.95

Sherwin-Williams

Glamour

6031
9”x15”

$6.95

Benjamin Moore

Barista

AF-175
9”x15”

$6.95

Benjamin Moore

Cotswold

AF-150
9”x15”

$6.95

Frequently Asked Questions:

The answer to this question depends partially on the kind of vibe you want to create. Warm neutrals help make a smaller dining room feel open and inviting, while deeper tones like navy or forest green can add a touch of drama and intimacy. Make sure to sample a range of options, sticking them on side by side, so you can get a sense of how each color will actually look in your dining room.

Certain colors can take away from the inviting and relaxed atmosphere ideal for dining areas. Avoid stark whites and intense colors like electric blue or hot pink. On the other hand, very dark shades such as black or charcoal can make a room feel cramped. Cool grays may feel too impersonal, while overly bright reds or oranges can be overstimulating. To create a space guests want to linger in, consider warm and balanced tones, with bolder accent colors used selectively.

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