70s Style Paint Colors for Your Home

Earthy Greens & Avocado-Inspired Hues

These greens are pure 70s in the best way. They feel grounded and natural, perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, or even a bold front door.

Saguaro – Sherwin-Williams

This muted green has a cozy warmth and a subtle yellow undertone. I've used Saguaro before, and it creates a charming vintage vibe.

Back to Nature – Behr

A soft olive that's calming and natural. Back to Nature feels perfect for cabinetry or for creating a relaxing atmosphere in your room.

Vintage Vogue – Benjamin Moore

Vintage Vogue is a rich, moody green with subtle gray undertones. It's bold yet timeless and perfect if you're after a sophisticated look.

Burnt Oranges & Rust Tones

These colors remind me of a warm sunset. Burnt orange and rust bring instant energy to a room and feel so nostalgic.

I love using them in dining areas or as a bold accent wall. They're fun without being too loud.

Cavern Clay – Sherwin-Williams

This rich terracotta brings so much warmth to a space. Cavern Clay feels earthy and bold, especially in rooms with natural light or wood tones.

Amber Autumn – Behr

Amber Autumn is a deep orange-brown that adds drama without being too loud. I think it’s perfect for cozy dining rooms or bold accents.

Terra Cotta Tile – Benjamin Moore

Warm, saturated, and full of personality. Terra Cotta Tile reminds me of a vintage armchair. It’s inviting, stylish, and a little bit nostalgic.

Warm Golds & Mustard Yellows

Mustard yellow always gives me that retro vibe. These warm golds bring sunshine into your space, especially next to dark wood or vintage furniture.

Goldfinch – Sherwin-Williams

Goldfinch is a rich, mustard-toned yellow that feels bold and cheerful. I love how it adds energy without being too bright or loud.

Classic Gold – Behr

This warm mid-tone gold has a soft, vintage feel. Classic Gold works beautifully in retro spaces but still feels relaxed and easy to live with.

York Harbor Yellow – Benjamin Moore

York Harbor Yellow is soft and muted with just enough gold. It adds charm and warmth without taking over the whole room.

Cocoa Browns & Caramel Neutrals

If you want something cozy and grounding, these browns are it. Cocoa and caramel tones help balance brighter colors and add depth.

Turkish Coffee – Sherwin-Williams

This deep brown feels rich and dramatic. Turkish Coffee is one of those colors that looks stunning on trim, doors, or moody furniture pieces.

Toasty Gray – Behr

Toasty Gray is a soft caramel-taupe with a warm undertone. It pairs really well with retro shades like avocado green and golden yellow.

Fairview Taupe – Benjamin Moore

Fairview Taupe is a cozy mix of brown and beige. It adds depth and warmth to a room without making the space feel too dark.

Soft Creams & Retro Off-Whites

These creamy neutrals are great for softening the look of any room. They pair nicely with bolder shades and add that cozy 70s warmth.

I love using them on trim or even as a main wall color when I want something subtle but still warm.

Parchment Paper – Behr

Parchment Paper is a warm off-white with soft yellow undertones. It reminds me of vintage paper and brings a gentle, cozy feel to any room.

Creamy – Sherwin-Williams

This buttery neutral works with just about everything. Creamy adds warmth without stealing the spotlight and softens bolder 70s-inspired shades.

Navajo White – Benjamin Moore

Navajo White is a true classic. Warm, creamy, and full of charm, it still feels timeless and easy to decorate with after all these years.