Have you been looking for that perfect "not pink" pink color? Meet Sherwin Williams Likeable Sand (SW 6058). It’s a soft, pinky-beige color that adds a cozy, bohemian feel to any room without feeling overwhelming. I immediately think of how perfect this color would be for an office, dining room, reading nook or bedroom, especially a kids room or nursery.
Let's take a deeper look.
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Undertones & Lighting
Likeable Sand is a warm neutral with subtle pink undertones. Now, don’t worry—it’s not too pink. Like I mentioned above, it's one of those not pink pink colors that can really go either way. In bright natural light, you might notice a slight rosy hue, while in dimmer spaces, it reads more beige. This means it adapts beautifully to different settings. To make sure it works for your space, I always suggest testing it with a peel-and-stick sample before diving into a full paint job - grab one here .
What Colors Pair Well With Likeable Sand?
This color is super versatile, making it easy to mix and match with a variety of different colors, both light and dark. Here's a look at my favorite coordinating colors:
COORDINATING COLORS
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What Finishes and Materials Compliment Likeable Sand?
This color craves natural elements - from raw wood tones, natural brass finishes, classic feeling tile and textured fabrics.
Wood Tones: Think light oak, warm walnut, or even deep espresso finishes. Just steer clear of gray washed tones.
Metals: Warm brass or antique bronze fixtures add to the cozy feel. How about some leather, too?
Rugs: Neutral colors with chunky textures or patterns would be best against a deep wood floor, but don't be afraid to add a little color - muted blues, greens and blacks would work beautifully:
Furniture: You can be as adventurous or as safe with colors here. If you're going darker with your furniture, keep it lighter with your textiles - and vice versa. Textiles being your area rugs, throw blankets, throw pillows, drapes, etc.
Design styles that welcome this color: I see this color working well with organic modern, california coastal, feminine, country chic, boho/southwest, modern spanish revival, beachside bungalow.
Where & How to Use Likeable Sand
This color can be used just about anywhere - really. The bedroom, living room, dining room, home office, kids room, bathroom and even the kitchen.
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Exterior Use: Likeable Sand is also a fantastic choice for home exteriors! It’s especially perfect for a coastal cottage vibe—use this as a siding color and pair it with slightly warm white trim and a soft blue or seafoam green front door like SW Tranquil Aqua for that breezy, beachy feel. For a more subtle approach, use Likeable Sand as the front door color on a more bright and neutral home.
All 4 exteriors designed by SDid w/ AI assistance
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This storefront shows the perfect combination of Likeable Sand with a dark contrasting color, such an eye catching combo:
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Sherwin Williams Likeable Sand is pretty much an underrated gem that brings warmth, versatility, and an easygoing charm to any space. Don't shy away from those kind-of-sort-of pink colors. This one may just surprise you!
Have you used Likeable Sand in your home? Drop a comment below—I’d love to hear (and see) how you styled it!
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