If you love Dulux Mount Buller and want to know what colours pair beautifully with it, you’re in the right place. In today’s post, I’ll show you a range of neutral and accent colours that complement Mount Buller’s undertone, along with styling tips on how to use them across your walls, furniture, accessories, and more.

I’m Bozica, a qualified interior designer and colour specialist. My goal is to help you confidently choose the right colours—whether you're building or renovating your home—without wasting money or making costly mistakes.

Let’s get into it.

🎨 Understanding Dulux Mount Buller

• Undertone: Grey with a green base

• Finish: Light and soft

• Best for: Open space living, interiors, exteriors, and transitional zones

Mount Buller is a soft, light neutral with a grey-green undertone. In open spaces with plenty of natural light, it looks warm and welcoming. But in darker rooms with limited sunlight, its cool green undertone will show up more strongly—so it’s important to pair it with the right complementary colours.

🧱 Best Neutrals to Pair with Mount Buller

✅ Shadow Catcher (Dulux)

A deeper grey with a green undertone. It works perfectly if you want to use Mount Buller in your main space and then add Shadow Catcher in an adjoining room for depth and cohesion.

💡 Styling idea: Use Shadow Catcher on a feature wall, in a hallway, or even in the master bedroom for contrast.

✅ Beige with Green Undertones

Pairing Mount Buller with a green-based beige adds warmth and softness. One is cool, the other warm—but because they share a green undertone, they create a harmonious contrast that still feels neutral and grounded.

✅ Taupe with Violet Undertones

This combo is for those who like soft elegance. It offers a touch of subtle contrast without introducing clashing tones. Taupe can be used for cabinetry, soft furnishings, or adjoining rooms.

🧭 Mount Buller and Light Direction

Here’s how Mount Buller behaves in different rooms:

• North-facing rooms: Bright, soft and warm all day

• South-facing rooms: Appears cooler and more muted—balance it with warm lighting

• East-facing rooms: Warm and fresh in the morning, then softens

• West-facing rooms: Looks most vibrant in the afternoon when the sun hits

🎁 Free Downloads to Help You Choose the Right White

Still unsure? Before you even pick up a brush, make sure you actually understand how to choose white paint and neutrals for your home. I’ve created two free downloads that will walk you through:

📌 Read This Before You Renovate or Build
📌 Understand the 4 Types of White + How to Choose the Right One for Your Home

They’ll help you avoid costly mistakes and feel more confident in your decision-making.

🎓 Want Step-by-Step Colour Selection Help?

If you're ready to learn how to choose white paint, test undertones, and create a full neutral colour scheme for your home, then join my online course. It's designed for homeowners who want to get it right the first time—without needing a designer.

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It’s packed with visual guides, video tutorials, and includes access to a private Facebook group where you can ask me questions directly.