3 Best Teen Paint Colors that Will Grow with Them

Painting a teenager's bedroom can be a compromise in paint colors that they like, but that will also function well in the home after they leave. Here is a look at 3 great teenager paint colors that Mom and Dad can live with once the kid's head out for school.

Best Teen Paint Colors #1: Harbor Fog

This blue from Benjamin Moore is an awesome earth tone blue paint color perfect for a teen bedroom. Whether you have a teenage boy or teenage girl, this color can work in a variety of ways. This blue paint color is also perfect for redecorating once your teen has graduate and left the nest.

Try pairing rich yellow and orange accents with this earth tone blue to make it pop. If you teen love rich yellows and oranges and have these accents already, then this blue earth tone paint color will work well for them.

Guys may prefer to add darker shades of yellow and orange in rust colors for a more bachelor pad look.

Best Teen Paint Colors #2: Jasper Yellow from Benjamin Moore

Yellow may not be a color teens would choose for paint in their bedroom, but this yellow is a great tan with a touch of yellow in it. This makes it the perfect neutral paint color that can add a touch of natural light feel to a dark teen bedroom.

If you have bedroom that is lacking in windows or natural light, then try adding warmth with this paint color. It works as a neutral, but has a warm feel. This is also the perfect backdrop paint color for a teen bedroom since many colors can be used with this one.

This is a great paint color if you already won vibrant bedding, colorful accessories, or trendy curtains. Try pairing rich purples with this paint color in a teen girl's bedroom. Guys may like this with a deep rich blue accent color or even leather.

Best Teen Paint Colors #3: Spring Dust

Finally, rich and mellow green. Green may seem like a traditional paint color for teenage boys, but this paint color can work either way in this case.

To make this green paint color from Benjamin Moore work for your teenage girl try using accessories in varying shades of rich red, deep magenta, and pinkish purples. This color will really pop against the green since they are opposites on the color wheel.

Guys may prefer to accent this green with richer deeper rust colors and orangey brown accents. This will stand out against the green, but give a more manly feel.