Stonewash: A Classic Denim-Inspired Interior Color

Inspired by the beloved jean wash, Stonewash brings the nostalgic, relaxed feel of your favorite denim to Acoufelt’s acoustic products. This new color in the Premier Collection introduces a blend of faded blues and soft greys with a subtle green undertone, making it an adaptable mid-tone color for any project. 

What’s So Great About Stonewash? 

Stonewash meets the growing demand for soft, neutral hues that bring familiarity without feeling outdated. Acting as a bridge between brighter colors and muted tones, it allows designers to create cohesive palettes. 

With its unique texture and depth, Stonewash brings an approachable feel to spaces while maintaining a professional look. Whether you’re designing for long-term installations or dynamic environments, Stonewash stays relevant and ages gracefully—much like the denim that inspired it. 

Additionally, Stonewash is easy to integrate across multiple surfaces including walls, ceilings, and screens. Its subtle character adds just the right amount of visual interest without overpowering any space. 

How Can I Use Stonewash in My Next Project? 

Incorporating Stonewash can introduce a laid-back vibe into modern interiors, making it an ideal choice for collaborative office spaces, cozy hospitality environments, and even educational settings.  

It works equally well as a neutral backdrop or as an accent, blending harmoniously with partners like Almond, Wheat, and Eucalyptus.  

For a bold look, pair it with Carrot. For a more subdued aesthetic, try Amethyst. Or create a cohesive feel by matching it with the tonal partner Flint. 

By utilizing Stonewash on the walls of a modern commercial space, it fosters a sense of comfort and focus. The color’s versatility allows it to complement any neutral furniture, so try pairing it with natural wood or minimalist furniture to maintain an open, airy feel. 

The muted tone of Stonewash creates a cozy yet sophisticated atmosphere. For cafes and hotel lobbies, this color works well with warm lighting and subtle textures, like velvet seating or matte metallic accents. 

High ceilings mean more space for light to interact with the design. Stonewash blue can take on different tones depending on natural light and artificial lighting angles, creating depth and dynamism throughout the day. Pairing it with warm natural wood tones can add a soft glow while cooler lights bring out the color’s undertones.