Welcome to July! This month, we’ve fallen for the soft, tranquil shade Robin’s Egg. Robin’s themselves are symbolic of new growth and renewal, and their beautiful powder-blue eggs are also often said to be symbolic of joy, hope and clarity. As we’re entering the first full month of Summer as we settle into some normalcy, that’s something I think we can all get behind.  

The iconic hue of Robin’s Egg blends well with a plethora of colors like, coral, gray and yellow. To bring a little joy and welcome new beginnings into your home, read on for our favorite ways to use Robin’s Egg.  


Shop Stacy Garcia Blue with White Birds Table Lamp, Light Blue Nail Head Lounge Chair,  Stacy Garcia Home Peel and Stick Wallpaper Ditto Light Blue

PLAYS WELL WITH OTHERS

Robin's Egg in an analogous color palette is a total win for your design theme. Give an analogous color palette a try, and incorporate hues such as teal, turquoise and cyan along with Robin's Egg. This example by Denise McGaha starts with bright aqua walls and incorporates Robin’s Egg in the details. She then used pattern with subtle touches varying blues throughout the space, like in the lamp and on the window treatments, to tie it all together subtly and stylishly.

Design by Denise McGaha, Photography by Stephen Karlisch

VERSATILE STYLE

Robin’s Egg is surprisingly versatile. Whether your space is traditional, modern, or eclectic, this shade can help communicate the aesthetic you’re aiming for. It allows the details in a pattern to become a bit more noticeable without the shade distracting from key details. This soft wallpaper in this example by Kristen McCory is a great example of that touch of color in a traditional space. All the differing elements, including the Robin’s Egg color, come together to make a creative space where every detail is exceptional.

Design by McCory Interiors, Photography by Chris Delaney 

MAKE IT THE MAIN FOCUS

Robin’s Egg can be the main color in a space without being too extreme. To keep it fun and stylish, take advantage of pattern and materials. In Stacy Garcia’s home office, the wood paneling on the walls is allowed to stand out because of the softness of the shade. Then incorporate pattern in Robin’s Egg shades to spread out the color and add dimension. Love the patterns in this space? Give them a try! On the left is the fabric Florescence from the Stacy Garcia for Crypton Home collection in Denim. On the right is Botany from the Stacy Garcia for Crypton Home collection in Indigo.

Stacy Garcia’s Home Office

AMP UP YOUR ACCENT WALL

You can go the traditional route with this, and simply paint an accent wall with Robin’s Egg or amp it up with a pattern. To add some color AND character, give peel and stick wallpaper a try. Easy to apply, and switch out when you’re ready to try something new! We recommend our Ditto Light Blue peel and stick wallpaper!

Shop Stacy Garcia: Ditto Light Blue peel and stick wallpaper, White Coral Mirror

What do you think? Will you be giving any of our tips on Robin’s Egg a try? Let us know, and browse our picks for this hue below!