7 Beige Dining Room Paint Ideas, From Minimal To Eclectic

We know you might not be into the idea at first, but hear us out — beige can make as much of a statement as any bold color. Even though it seems traditional, beige can easily fit into more current decor styles like Scandinavian or modern farmhouse.

We've already noticed beige reemerging as a preferred hue for living rooms, so it only makes sense that dining rooms would follow suit. A few eye-catching beige dining rooms have inspired us to experiment with different shades. And there are definitely variations — not all beiges look the same.

Check out some of our favorite examples of beige dining room paint ideas:

This Behr tone is earthy and mixes well with darker woods. The undertones are actually a bit dark, so make sure you use it in a dining room where you get lots of light.

Get the look: Lentil, N270-2, Behr

Here's another Behr shade that also looks great with natural elements — especially when mixing wood tones. The effect is warm and rustic.

Get the look: Minimum Beige, HDC-MD-17, Behr

Magnolia knows how to do the rustic, minimal look well by now — so there's no surprise its paint collection includes this soothing shade of beige. Add wooden dining furniture, a beige chandelier, and some greenery here and there for a chic look.

Get the look: Soft Linen, Magnolia

Just because you're using beige paint doesn't mean you need to stick to an earthy color palette. This creamy beige from Sherwin-Williams works well as a neutral, against which you can insert pops of color.

Get the look: Accessible Beige, HGSW2487, HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams

We wouldn't have thought to combine them, but Valspar's Sand Storm beige with shades of green create an artsy and inviting setup.

Get the look: Sand Storm, 2004-10B, Valspar

Just because you're using beige for your dining room walls doesn't mean the ceiling needs to be beige, too. Try Sherwin-Williams' Loggia on the walls and a colorful ceiling to brighten up the room.

Get the look: Loggia, HGSW3446, HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams

Valspar's Parlour Taupe is so subtle that you'd have to really look to realize the hue isn't in fact a cream-white but actually beige. Looks great on shiplap!

Get the look: Parlour Taupe, 7003-1, Valspar