Aura Indigo Paint Colors for your Home

Gentleman’s Gray – Benjamin Moore

Gentleman’s Gray isn’t really gray at all. It’s a bold blue-violet that feels elegant and timeless.

I love it in home offices, small powder rooms, or anywhere you want that classic, moody touch.

Charcoal Blue – Sherwin-Williams

Charcoal Blue is a bold navy with a twist. It has violet undertones that make it feel warmer and more interesting than your standard navy.

This color doesn’t get too cold, even under artificial light, which I really appreciate.

Charcoal Blue looks beautiful on full walls and pairs well with creamy whites, soft woods, and cozy textures.

Indigo Ink – Behr

Indigo Ink is a strong indigo that never feels harsh. It’s rich and deep, with just enough violet to keep it warm. Even in rooms without much natural light, it still holds up beautifully.

This one looks amazing with crisp white trim, warm woods, or soft metallics like gold. It’s bold but easy to live with.

Evening Dove – Benjamin Moore

Evening Dove is a cool blue with soft gray and violet tones. It’s a little gentler than some of the others.

I’d use Evening Dove in a bedroom or quiet home office where you want a calm, layered look.

Indigo Batik – Sherwin-Williams

Indigo Batik is what I think of as true indigo. Deep, rich, and full of personality. It’s dark enough to make a statement but still soft enough that it doesn’t overwhelm a space.

I’ve used this on kitchen islands and built-ins, and it always looks intentional and bold in the best way.

Polo Blue – Benjamin Moore

Polo Blue is a dark, dramatic navy with a violet edge. It feels polished and bold.

I think Polo Blue looks amazing in dining rooms, especially with brass fixtures or textured curtains.

Deep Indigo – Behr

Deep Indigo is bold and moody with a smoky violet undertone. It’s darker than your average navy, but it still feels soft.

I like it best in bedrooms or dining spaces where you want to create that warm, cocoon-like feel. It pairs well with crisp whites, brushed brass, or warm wood.

Naval – Sherwin-Williams

Naval is a true classic. It’s a strong navy that sometimes leans indigo in warm light. Clean, deep, and incredibly versatile.

You can use it anywhere, from walls to cabinets to exterior trim. I especially like pairing Naval with warm metallics or blush pinks for a balanced look.

Old Navy – Benjamin Moore

Old Navy is simple and strong. It’s a deep, clean navy with just the tiniest touch of warmth. Nothing too flashy, but it has a grounded feel that works well with layered textures.

Try it in a bedroom or powder room where you want a bit of mood without going too dark.

Dark Denim – Behr

Dark Denim has that lived-in feel. It reminds me of a favorite pair of jeans: deep, soft, and effortlessly cool. It’s rich without being too formal.

This color works well on accent walls or furniture. It brings personality while still feeling laid back and approachable.