This is the palette I reach for when someone tells me they want a room that feels like a deep breath. It starts with Pale Sky Blue, the soft, slightly grayed blue you see in an early-morning sky, and lets it carry most of the space.
Around it, Cloud White keeps everything light and open, while Dawn Pink adds the faintest warm blush so the blue never turns cold. Dusk Lavender is the in-between color that ties the cool and warm tones together — you almost do not notice it, which is exactly the point.
Then comes Warm Cedar, the one color with some real weight. Use it in small doses on a door, a wooden bench, or a single shelf. That little bit of warmth is what makes the whole soft, airy scheme feel current and lived-in rather than washed out.