Bright and cheery, Benjamin Moore's pick for 2023 color of the year is a vibrant red-orange called Raspberry Blush.
The saturated shade energizes a room for a lively look that's anything but timid.
Bright and cheery, Benjamin Moore's pick for 2023 color of the year is a vibrant red-orange called Raspberry Blush.
The saturated shade energizes a room for a lively look that's anything but timid.
With the latest 2023 color of the year announcement, soft, earthy shades of pink and clay take the lead as the most popular paint colors.
Terra Rosa by Dunn-Edwards blends brown and burgundy for a rosy pink that works as both a grounding neutral and a delicate accent.
A blend of blush and beige, Redend Point by Sherwin-Williams features subtle pink undertones to warm up walls.
The grounding shade feels especially on trend as homeowners turn toward earth tones to bring comfort and joy to their interior spaces.
While the hues of 2022 centered around back-to-nature shades, 2023 is all about the subtle and bold color of MAGENTA! The next few posts will look at how the paint companies and interior design experts predict the 2023 colors will shape our homes in the coming year.
Next, we'll look at "the big shake up"... 2023 experts say grey and white are out! So, what's in?
Design experts weigh in on the best color combinations for 2022. The pallet includes:
Which of these six coordinating colors from the "Colormix® Forecast" would you pair with the "Color of the Year", Evergreen Fog?
Sherwin-Williams has named its "Color of the Year" for 2022, and this time it’s Evergreen Fog...
...a tranquil gray-green hue that takes inspiration from nature.
The paint color was selected by the company’s global color and design team, which reportedly analyzed an assortment of trending colors.
According to a press release from Sherwin-Williams, Evergreen Fog was the leading color in its annual Colormix Forecast.
"Evergreen Fog is a sophisticated wash of color for spaces that crave a subtle yet stunning statement shade," said Sherwin-Williams’ Director of Color Marketing Sue Wadden, in a statement. "Evergreen Fog inspires us to begin again and is a great choice for modern interiors and exteriors."