Today I want to tackle a question I get all the time: what color carpet should I pair with gold walls?
I know, it’s a tricky one.
Gold is such a bold, luxurious color that can go from glam to gaudy real quick if you choose the wrong carpet hue.
But never fear – I’m here to walk you through the top 17 carpet colors that will make your gold walls shine.
Trust me, go with a soft neutral like light gray or cream and you simply can’t go wrong!
Now I have to admit, I learned this lesson the hard way.
When I first moved into my new place with shiny gold accent walls in the living room, I was feeling adventurous.
I chose a deep purple shag rug to give it a fun, eclectic vibe.
What a disaster!
The purple competed with the gold and just felt jarring.
I returned the rug and went with a soft cream instead – voila!
The gold instantly looked richer and more elegant against the neutral backdrop.
Moral of the story: don’t try to match the vibrancy of gold walls.
Let them stand out while the carpet recedes into the background.
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Light Gray
Hands down, light gray is the most versatile carpet color for gold walls.
It provides a soft, subtle backdrop that allows the gold to take center stage.
Gray has an inherently luxurious, refined feel to it that complements the richness of gold.
Whether your gold walls have a yellow, bronze or champagne tone, light gray will enhance their beauty.
Plus, it’s a breeze to decorate around – furniture and accessories in any style and color palette will look fabulous against light gray carpet and gold walls.
It’s a foolproof combination!
When choosing a light gray carpet, look for hues like platinum, silver cloud or seashell that have a subtle cool undertone.
This contrasts beautifully with the inherent warmth of gold finishes to make each stand out.
Stay away from gray with brown or beige notes, as you want enough contrast against the gold.
A true light gray creates an elegant, sophisticated setting for gilded walls.
For a stunning look, pair it with charcoal gray velvet sofas and bold graphic black and white prints.
The gold will pop while the light gray carpet ties the dramatic scheme together.
Or go for an airy all-white color palette of slipcovered furnishings and linen drapes to really amplify the radiance of those gold architectural details against the clean gray backdrop.
In bedrooms, light gray carpet takes on an even more elegant look.
Try a classic combination of crisp white bedding mixed with pale blue and gray linen accents.
Mirrored nightstands and lustrous satin upholstery reflect light beautifully to showcase radiant gold walls.
For a touch of contrast, layer in dark wood furnishings and a navy and ivory geometric rug.
Gray’s versatility allows you to modify the decor seasonally – try bold jewel tones in winter against the neutral carpet and summery faded chintz when the weather warms up.
Of course, you can always let that light gray carpet recede into the background while the gold walls take center stage.
Ivory
For a slightly warmer alternative to light gray, consider ivory or off-white carpet with your gold walls.
The creamy hue has the same neutralizing effect, letting the gold shine.
But it also brings a subtle warmth and softness to balance out the bold metallic color.
Ivory carpet has a classic elegance that pairs beautifully with the upscale vibe of gold walls.
Use it to create a soft glam or transitional aesthetic.
Accent with ivory and gold furnishings and accessories for a completely pulled-together look.
When selecting an ivory or off-white carpet, look for a tone with a subtle yellow undertone to pick up the golden hue of the walls.
Avoid anything too stark or beige, as you want sufficient contrast from the warm metallic color.
The perfect ivory will appear soft and creamy, offsetting the richness of gold without competing.
Pair it with elegant gilt-framed mirrors, crystal lamps and tufted velvet upholstery in ivory or champagne.
The mix of textures between the plush carpet and velvety fabrics makes for an inviting, luxurious space.
For a fresh twist, try a palette of ivory accented with celadon green.
The cool pastel green provides the perfect contrast to gold while blending harmoniously with the ivory carpet.
Crisp white furnishings keep the space feeling airy and open.
In more casual living spaces, ivory carpet maintains an elegant sensibility while feeling laidback.
Accent with rattan and distressed wood furnishings and breezy linen drapes in neutral stripes.
Touches of navy and indigo blue add preppy contrast and pick up any subtle cool undertones in the ivory carpet.
Use ivory carpeting to create an easy, livable backdrop for bold metallic walls that can transition effortlessly between seasons.
The gold will always maintain its glamour against the creamy neutral flooring.
Beige
Beige is another great carpet choice for balancing out the richness of gold walls.
Depending on the shade, beige can read as a warm neutral or a soft tan.
The key is to avoid anything too yellow, orange or brown, as you don’t want the carpet to blend in too much with the gold.
A light beige with subtle gray or cream undertones is ideal.
This will provide sufficient contrast while still letting the gold walls take the spotlight.
Use light beige carpet to give your gold walls a beachy, California-cool vibe.
Coastal furnishings and textural elements will enhance the laidback look.
When selecting a beige carpet for gold walls, look for a tone like sand or stone that has subtle gray veining for just enough contrast from the warm metallic hue.
Stay away from beiges with overt orange or yellow notes, as these will compete too much with radiant gold finishes.
The ideal beige will appear soft and breezy, lending a casual refinement that allows those gold architectural elements to really stand out.
Pair it with driftwood and whitewashed wood furnishings, woven seagrass rugs and linen drapes for a soothing, coastal living space.
Accent with turquoise pottery, rattan pendant lights and abstract art featuring sunny yellows and ocean blues.
The beige carpet completes the beach house vibe while providing the perfect complement to glimmering gold walls.
For bedrooms, beige carpet takes on a romantic glow when paired with gold details.
Try fluffy white bedding along with woven woods in sun-bleached white.
Neutral striped patterns on shams and pillows pick up on the subtle linear striations found in natural beige carpet.
Add texture and contrast with bamboo shades and trailing ivory linen curtains.
Gold wall sconces, lamps and mirrored accents shine against this relaxed neutral backdrop.
Beige carpeting has a breezy, carefree elegance that brings out the radiance in metallic wall finishes.
Cream
Looking for an elegant backdrop for your gilded walls?
Cream carpet is the answer.
Lighter than beige or ivory, cream has a soft, delicate appearance that highlights the radiance of gold walls.
It feels bright and airy, offsetting the dark richness of gold.
Cream carpet lends itself perfectly to upscale spaces with gold architectural accents.
Formal furnishings in whites, grays and light blues help complete the refined look.
Opt for a pristine white-based cream without yellow or beige undertones to let your gold walls take center stage.
The cool, ethereal quality plays beautifully against the warm, luxurious metallic finish.
Try a sculptural aesthetic by pairing the cream carpet with stark white angular furnishings and modern light fixtures.
Gold architectural details will really pop against this crisp, contemporary scheme.
Or take a more romantic route with painted French settees, gilded baroque mirrors and crystal chandeliers.
Creamy carpet is the ideal refined yet inviting backdrop for any style.
For a relaxed living space, try cream carpet with distressed woods and a palette of sea glass greens and blues.
Touches of peach and coral add vibrant accents that complement both the creamy carpet and golden metallic walls.
Abstract impressionistic art picks up on the colors while adding an artful splash of texture.
Cream grounds the space while allowing those stunning gold architectural details to take center stage.
This versatile neutral works in any living space – let it recede into the background or use furnishings and accents to create vibrant pops of color against the creamy backdrop.
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Light Tan
Prefer a slightly warmer neutral?
Go for light tan carpeting, which has golden undertones that complement (but don’t match) gold walls.
The light color prevents it from feeling too overwhelming.
Light tan has a casual, inviting vibe that’s ideal for family spaces.
Pair it with slipcovered sofas, rattan furnishings and cozy textiles for a laidback coastal feel.
The tan carpet tones down the formality of the gold walls to create a welcoming lived-in space.
Look for a light tan carpet with hints of beige, ivory or cream to avoid matching the gold walls too closely.
Aim for a sunny, barely-there tone that feels beachy and relaxed.
Pair it with driftwood furniture, woven rugs and whitewashed linens for a breezy seaside cottage vibe.
Touches of sea glass and coral add vibrant pops of color that complement both the light tan carpet and radiant gold walls.
For a cozier effect, layer in some creamy knits, rattan occasional seating and indoor plants.
Tan carpeting has a cheerful, youthful look that breathes life into formal gold spaces while still allowing those glamorous metallic walls to shine.
In bedrooms, try light tan carpeting with crisp white bedding for an airy oasis.
Furnish with woven woods and wicker accents and hang breezy natural linen drapes at the windows.
Gold and crystal lighting fixtures will glitter against this relaxed backdrop.
Accent with maps, model ships and touches of navy blue for a chic nautical theme.
The light tan carpet keeps the mood uplifted and casual.
Its inherent warmth also balances particularly cool-toned gold finishes.
Let your elegant gold architectural details take center stage against this unassuming carpet.
Dove Gray
For a neutral carpet option that’s a notch warmer than light gray, consider dove gray.
This soft, subtle shade has just a hint of brown mixed in with the gray for the perfect mid-tone neutral.
It provides enough contrast from gold walls to let them take center stage, while bringing a cozy, inviting vibe.
Dove gray carpet allows you to add warmth through furnishings and textiles without competing with the gold.
When selecting a dove gray carpet, look for one with distinct brown undertones to complement the golden hue of your metallic walls.
Avoid any with blue or purple notes, as you want sufficient contrast from the gold.
The ideal dove gray will appear soft and cozy, offsetting the bold impact of a dark, dramatic gold finish.
Pair it with amber glass lighting, black leather furnishings and wood accent tables for a glam yet inviting vibe.
Touches of eggplant and ruby red add a pop of color and pick up on the warmth of the dove gray carpet.
In more casual settings, try dove gray carpeting with farmhouse woods and antique kilim rugs.
Crisp white linen furnishings and curtains keep the space airy and light.
Accent with abundant plants, woven baskets and natural artifacts.
The dove gray grounds the space and enhances the randomness of collected elements.
Antique gold mirrors, sconces and metallic poufs shine like jewels against the hospitable backdrop of this subtly warm neutral.
Dove gray adds a touch of cozy sophistication while still allowing those striking gold architectural finishes to take the lead.
Oatmeal
Looking to add a subtle texture to your neutral backdrop?
Go for oatmeal or light tan berber carpet.
The looped wool fibers have a cozy, organic feel that plays beautifully against shiny gold walls.
Oatmeal berber carpeting reads as a soft neutral while adding visual interest through the berber texture.
Oatmeal berber has a casual, comforting vibe that creates an inviting backdrop for sleek gold walls and architectural details.
The looped tan fibers bring cozy texture and warmth that enhances the richness of metallic finishes.
Pair oatmeal berber carpet with oversized slipcovered sofas, wool knit pillows and soothing nature-inspired art.
Touches of moody blue and green add an earthy organic feel.
The carpet’s woolly texture adds depth and grounds the space in natural sophistication.
Use berber carpeting to warm up a sleek modern space dominated by gold accents and architectural features.
Its grounded quality enhances the elegance of your glamorous metallic details.
For bedrooms, oatmeal berber carpet adds a relaxed, organic feel.
Pair it with carved wood furnishings, a creamy linen duvet, and an accent rug in dusty blue.
Neutral bedding keeps the look serene and refined while the berber carpeting provides cozy texture underfoot.
Gold lighting fixtures, hardware and accessories will really stand out against this warm, inviting backdrop.
The woolly carpet complements the richness of gold while feeling perfectly livable.
Its down-to-earth quality balances the opulence of a glam master suite or bedroom.
Blush Pink
While vibrant pinks might seem like an unusual choice with gold walls, the right soft pink shade can actually complement gold beautifully.
A blush pink carpet with subtle rosy undertones has just enough warmth to enhance those gilded finishes without competing with them.
The soft femininity of blush pink plays up the glamour and luxury of gold details.
Use it to create a chic, romantic aesthetic perfect for bedrooms or formal living spaces.
Look for a light pink carpet color like whisper, ballet slipper or seashell pink that has a delicate, subtle appearance.
Stay away from neon or hot pink shades, as these will clash with radiant gold walls.
The ideal blush pink should be barely there – a hint of rosy warmth to harmonize with metallic richness.
Pair your pink carpet with tufted velvet sofas in cream and white, mirrored furniture, crystal chandeliers and fresh floral arrangements.
Touches of peach and mint green enhance the romantic color scheme.
Let your shiny gold moldings, sconces and architectural details shine against this sweet, poetic backdrop.
In more casual living spaces, try pairing a blush pink carpet with painted wood furnishings in antique white and slipcovered pieces in neutral linen.
Crisp stripes and preppy nautical accents in navy blue and ivory add classic contrast and keep the look sophisticated.
The pink carpet injects a subtle brightness and femininity that plays up the elegance of gold details.
It maintains formality while also creating a cheerful, welcoming foundation.
Use blush pink as a unique alternative to soft beige or gray neutrals for giving your gold finishes a fresh, distinctive twist.
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Buttercream
For a warm, creamy neutral alternative to ivory or beige, try a buttercream yellow carpet with gold accents.
This pale, sunny hue has just enough golden undertones to complement a rich metallic wall color without competing with it.
Buttercream adds a whispered touch of vibrancy that enhances the dazzling effect of radiant gold finishes.
The key with buttercream carpet is choosing a pale, creamy pastel shade that appears soft and breezy.
Steer clear of bright or lemony yellows, as you want the gold to take center stage.
The ideal buttery yellow should feel almost neutral while lending a subtle brightness and airiness to a space.
Pair with white slipcovered sofas, wicker furnishings, gathered linen drapes and graphic black & white accents for a fresh, cheerful aesthetic.
Touches of robin’s egg blue and coral pink add to the sunny, optimistic vibe.
Gold mirrors, sconces and other metallic details will really pop against the buttery carpet.
In dining spaces, try buttercream yellow walls with gold-framed mirrors, sconces and chandeliers for drama.
Upholster dining chairs in black, white and parchment for punchy contrast.
The vibrant yet mellow carpet provides an energizing foundation while allowing the gold details to shine.
For bedrooms, use buttercream carpet to create an uplifting, serene retreat.
Accent with white linens, woven woods and pops of turquoise blue.
The golden yellow carpet complements any tone of gold while keeping the mood light and airy.
Sea Glass
If you love cool tones but want something a little more interesting than basic gray, try a sea glass green-blue carpet with your gold accents.
These soft muted shades blend green, blue and gray for an organic, watercolor effect.
A sea glass carpet adds a whisper of color while still remaining a versatile neutral backdrop for metallic gold details.
Look for a sea glass carpet in a pale, whitewashed hue with hints of green, blue and gray blended together.
The result is an ethereal, mineral-like color that subtly contrasts with the richness of gold.
Pair your sea glass carpet with driftwood furniture, woven accents and creamy linen upholstery for a beach house vibe.
Pops of coral and deep sea blue enliven the coastal color scheme.
Gold frames, lamps and hardware will really stand out against this gorgeous blended backdrop.
In formal living rooms, try pairing a sea glass carpet with angular mid-century furnishings in velvet and leather.
The soft muted carpet color prevents the sleek metallic and black color scheme from feeling too cold.
For bedrooms, use a sea glass carpet to create a soothing retreat.
Accent with linen bedding, woven woods furniture and hazy impressionistic landscape art.
The colors reflect a sense of harmony and tranquility that allow gold architectural details to shine.
Sea glass is a sophisticated neutral choice that complements gold’s richness in a refreshing way.
Pale Buff
For a neutral carpet with a true warm beige tone, try pale buff.
This is a gorgeous option for balancing out cool-toned metals like silver, pewter or platinum along with the gold.
The subtle warmth of pale buff enhances these chic metallic wall colors without competing with them.
Use it to create an elegant, glamorous backdrop for your gilded walls, complemented by mirrored furnishings and glass lighting fixtures.
Look for a pale buff carpet with subtle brown undertones to complement any cool, silvery tones in your gold finish.
Avoid anything too pink, orange or yellow so it doesn’t compete with the metallic walls.
The ideal pale buff has a soft, welcoming warmth that offsets dark gunmetal grays.
Pair it with tufted velvet sofas in dove gray, mirrored consoles and clear acrylic occasional tables.
The mix of luxurious textures combined with reflective surfaces creates a glamorous, elegant feel that lets those metallic wall colors shine.
Pale buff grounds the space in cozy neutrality.
In transitional bedrooms, pale buff carpet maintains a refined look while feeling inviting.
Pair it with whitewashed oak furnishings, crisp white bedding, and breezy linen drapes.
Touches of mauve and dusty blue in pillows, throws and artwork provide soothing contrast.
The pale buff warms up the scheme while playing beautifully off radiant silver, champagne and gold accents.
Mirrored nightstands and lustrous satin upholstery reflect light to create a bright, shimmering space.
Pale buff carpeting is a fail-safe neutral that complements any tone of metallics in a chic, glamorous way.
Wheat
Prefer a neutral with a bit more color?
Wheat carpet brings a warm, toasty vibe that complements gold’s richness.
Slightly more saturated than oatmeal or pale buff, wheat has golden brown undertones that harmonize beautifully with gold walls.
Opt for a wheat-colored carpet with distinct golden undertones to complement gold finishes without matching too closely.
The ideal wheat shade will appear natural and organic, offsetting the bold impact of shiny metallic walls.
Use it to give your space a modern boho feel by pairing it with woven banana leaf chairs, macrame wall hangings and rattan pendant lights.
Touches of fuschia and turquoise add vibrant pops.
Wheat carpet has an earthy, grounded vibe that allows those gorgeous gold walls to take center stage.
In bedrooms, try wheat-colored wall-to-wall carpeting for a cozy, welcoming foundation.
Pair with painted wood furnishings in dusty blue and a palette of naturals and neutrals.
Crisp white bedding keeps the look light and fresh while the wheat carpet adds warmth and texture.
Gold lighting fixtures and metallic throws give the space a relaxed glamour.
The organic nature of wheat carpet creates a laidback, bohemian feel even in the most formal gold-accented spaces.
Let it complement your glossy metallic walls and details with its grounded, natural aesthetic.
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Mushroom
For an unexpected neutral twist, try mushroom colored carpet with gold walls.
This soft gray-brown hue has an earthy vibe that contrasts nicely with shiny metallic.
The muted tone allows the gold walls to take center stage while mushroom adds subtle dimension.
Mushroom carpet has an organic, nature-inspired look that plays beautifully against highly polished gold accents.
The gray-brown tone provides quiet contrast without competing for attention.
Use mushroom carpeting to give your space an earthy modern vibe – think sustainable wood furnishings, woven wool rugs and living wall accents.
Pops of mustard yellow and rust orange liven up the palette.
The mushroom carpet keeps the look serene while enhancing the radiance and richness of your gold details.
Its grounded, mineral-like quality beautifully juxtaposes with the sleek metallic finishes.
In bedrooms, mushroom carpet takes on a soothing, spa-like vibe.
Try it with whitewashed bamboo furnishings, crisp ecru bedding and accents in mineral greens like jade, sage and sea glass.
Gold and crystal lighting fixtures shine brightly against the earthy mushroom backdrop.
The cool gray-brown tone has both relaxing and grounding qualities, complementing the opulence of gold while creating a sanctuary-like sleep space.
Mushroom makes a fantastic alternative neutral option for adding warmth and dimension to a gold-accented room.
Greige
Can’t decide between gray and beige carpet?
Go for greige – the perfect hybrid of the two!
Greige mixes gray and beige to create a sophisticated, versatile neutral.
It’s an ideal carpet choice for gold walls, providing sufficient contrast while maintaining a soft, subtle backdrop.
Greige is your go-to if you want a neutral that doesn’t commit fully to gray or beige.
It’s the Goldilocks of carpet colors for gold walls, offering just the right amount of contrast without overpowering the metallic shine.
Greige has a versatile, balanced quality that complements the rich gold finishes without stealing the show.
Look for a greige carpet that strikes a perfect balance between gray and beige, avoiding extreme undertones of either.
The ideal greige will appear neutral and adaptable, allowing your gold walls to bask in the spotlight.
Pair it with modern, mid-century furnishings in shades of cool gray and warm beige.
Geometric patterns and sleek lines enhance the sophisticated aesthetic.
Gold architectural details and decor elements stand out against the clean, neutral canvas of greige.
It’s a safe bet for creating a timeless, elegant look that won’t go out of style.
In more relaxed living spaces, greige carpet lends a cozy yet modern sensibility.
Combine it with natural wood furnishings, earthy textures, and a palette of soft blues and greens.
Add accents in deep indigo and mustard yellow to energize the space.
The versatile nature of greige allows you to play with different color schemes, letting the metallic gold walls remain the star of the show.
Whether you want a classic, contemporary, or even a slightly boho vibe, greige carpeting provides a flexible backdrop for all your interior design ideas.
Silver Gray
For a cooler complement to champagne or silver gold tones, try a silver gray carpet.
This icy neutral shade has hints of blue that play beautifully off metallic finishes with silver undertones.
The key is choosing a gray with strong blue notes to contrast sufficiently with warm gold hues.
Steer clear of muddled grays with brown undertones, as these will compete too much with gold’s inherent warmth.
Look for a blue-based gray like galactic, mystic or argent.
The ideal silver gray will provide plenty of contrast while maintaining an elegant, refined sensibility.
Use it to create a sleek, contemporary neutral backdrop for your gold architectural details and accents.
Pair with ultra-modern furnishings and sculptural light fixtures for a polished high-design look.
For bedrooms, embrace silver gray carpet’s icy tranquility by pairing it with snowy white linens and fur throws in mineral tones.
Cool blues and greens jazz up the wintry palette while harmonizing with both the gray carpet and champagne gold details.
Mirrored nightstands and lustrous satin upholstery enhance the soft shimmer.
Silver gray’s icy undertones complement gold finishes with a cool chroma while keeping the mood serene and peaceful.
Plum
Vibrant jewel tones like plum and eggplant can provide an unexpected pop of color that still complements gold’s richness.
The depth of tone and hint of warmth from these colors harmonize with gold’s luxuriousness without competing.
Plum carpet adds dramatic impact while also feeling elegant and sophisticated.
Stick to richer, darker plums with wine or magenta undertones as opposed to soft dusty mauves with gray notes.
The intensity of the color prevents it from blending in too much with warm gold hues.
Pair a plum carpet with eggplant and cream upholstery, mirrored furnishings and gold baroque frames.
Touches of amber, garnet and emerald green enhance the opulent old world aesthetic.
Use plum carpet to create a bold, moody backdrop that plays up the drama and elegance of shiny gold finishes.
In bedrooms, plum carpet takes on a romantic Gothic feel when paired with ornate carved woods, dripping crystal chandeliers and rich fabrics like brocade, velvet and tapestries.
Sheer voile panels, abundant candles and fresh roses complete the darkly romantic ambiance.
Allow your gold accents and architectural details to shine like precious metals against this brooding, mysterious plum carpet.
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Blush
Contrary to popular belief, not all pinks clash with gold.
A blush pink carpet with soft peach undertones can actually complement gold finishes beautifully.
The hint of rosy warmth plays up the richness and radiance of metallic gold details.
Blush pink adds an elegant, feminine touch while remaining a versatile neutral backdrop.
When selecting a blush pink carpet, avoid neon or hot pink shades in favor of delicate, whispered hues like ballet slipper or seashell that appear barely there.
These softer pinks harmonize with gold without competing.
Use blush pink carpet to create a glamorous yet inviting foundation.
Accent with painted antiques, mirrored furnishings, crystal chandeliers and fresh florals.
Touches of peach and mint green enrich the romantic color palette.
Gold architectural elements and accessories will dazzle against this rosy, refined backdrop.
In bedrooms, try pairing a blush pink carpet with white linens, woven wood nightstands and vintage gold sconces for timeless sophistication.
Pops of navy blue inject some preppy contrast and flair.
Blush pink’s inherent warmth plays particularly well off cool-toned metals like platinum, silver and champagne gold.
Whether your gold skews warm or cool, a touch of peach undertones in the carpet adds a cheerful, elegant complementary color.
Sage
For gold walls with a cool, silvery leaning, try a soft sage green carpet to add subtle dimension.
The soothing muted green has just enough gray undertones to complement cool champagne and silver gold finishes without competing.
Sage makes a sophisticated neutral alternative to basic beige or gray.
When selecting a sage carpet, look for a pale muted green with distinct blue or gray notes.
Avoid brighter yellow-based greens, as these will clash with cool-toned metallics.
The ideal soft sage shade should appear almost gray-green, like a misty sea glass.
Use this soothing backdrop to create a relaxing spa-like ambiance with woven wood furnishings, linen drapes, etagere plant displays and wavy impressionist art.
Gold accents and fixtures will really stand out against this calming, earthy sage carpet.
In bedrooms, embrace sage carpet’s serene qualities by pairing it with billowy white linens, woven wool blankets and natural woven shades.
Pops of lavender and periwinkle provide harmonious contrast.
The earthy green carpet complements silver-leaning gold tones while also cultivating an aura of Zen.
Sage adds refreshing subtle color without overwhelming radiant metallic finishes.
Let it provide the perfect laidback yet sophisticated foundation for your glimmering gold details.
Top 10+ Carpet Colors for Your Gold Walls
| Rank | Why | |
|---|---|---|
| Light Gray | 9.5 | Enhances the beauty of gold walls, versatile and complements various styles and color palettes. |
| Ivory | 9.3 | Subtle warmth that balances gold walls, classic elegance, and works well with gold furnishings. |
| Beige | 9.0 | Balances gold walls, light beige with gray undertones for a beachy vibe. |
| Cream | 9.7 | Bright and airy, elegant backdrop, complements various styles. |
| Light Tan | 8.8 | Inviting and casual, ideal for family spaces, pairs well with coastal furnishings. |
| Dove Gray | 9.2 | Cozy and inviting, provides warmth without competing with gold walls. |
| Oatmeal | 8.9 | Subtle texture, cozy and organic feel, complements gold walls. |
| Pale Buff | 9.1 | Enhances cool-toned metals, elegant and glamorous backdrop. |
| Wheat | 8.7 | Warm and toasty, pairs well with a modern boho feel, adds a vibrant touch. |
| Mushroom | 8.6 | Earthy and muted tone, adds subtle dimension to gold walls. |
| Greige | 9.4 | Versatile and balanced, provides the right contrast without overpowering gold walls. |
| Pale Yellow | 8.4 | Brings a sunny and cheerful vibe, complements gold’s warm tones. |
| Pale Blue | 8.3 | Offers a calming backdrop, complements gold’s rich and regal appearance. |
| Aqua | 8.6 | Creates a beachy and coastal atmosphere, contrasts well with gold’s warmth. |
| Mint Green | 8.2 | Provides a fresh and vibrant look, adds contrast to gold’s opulence. |
| Coral | 8.7 | Brings a pop of energetic color, pairs well with gold’s luxurious feel. |
| Charcoal Gray | 8.9 | Offers a dramatic and moody contrast, complements gold’s richness. |
| Navy Blue | 8.5 | Creates a classic and timeless pairing, contrasts beautifully with gold’s brightness. |
| Emerald Green | 8.7 | Brings a touch of luxury and opulence, complements gold’s regal appearance. |
| Lavender | 8.3 | Offers a soft and romantic backdrop, adds a touch of elegance to gold walls. |
