As simple as picking up a sample sized pot of paint, a brush, and some masking tape, these color-blocked walls are one of the quickest ways to create some drama in a room. From the simplest version, with just the lower half of a room painted for a two-tone effect, to a plethora of geometric shapes, perfect for accenting anything from a few hanging plants or a coffee station to creating a tromp-de-ole style frame for a mirror.

This trend is perfect for anyone who is looking to dip a toe in the world of color but isn't quite ready to trade in their #doingneutralright card just yet. Be warned, though, once you start color-blocking your walls, you may not want to stop. Here are a few inspiring examples to get you started.

A color-blocked accent in a soothing shade of green is the perfect complement to this plant and light-filled office nook.

A pretty muted blush backdrop for this plant shelfie brings a cohesive feel to the collection and makes the greenery pop.

A deep rose carries the warm tones from the adjacent room throughout the space in this semi-circle design. The blogger used a pencil and string as a makeshift compass to sketch out the shape on the wall before painting it in.

Following the lines of the ceiling, this rich green detail has all the impact of an accent wall, but with a modern twist.