Exploring the Colors of 2024: Trends in Design & Decor
As 2023 draws to a close and we eagerly await the arrival of the new year, the paint industry is beaming with exciting possibilities. Just like the changing seasons, leading paint brands have revealed their color choices for 2024, offering fresh inspiration and innovation for homeowners and designers alike.
2024 brings with it a delightful array of hues, each with its own character and charm. From refreshing, serene blues to rich, sophisticated greys, there's a color to resonate with every personality in the coming year.
2024 Colors of The Year:
Upward SW 6239 by Sherwin-Williams: A bright, breezy blue promoting peacefulness, contentment, meditation, and tranquility.
Skipping Stones by Dunn Edwards: A cool, breezy blue that pairs beautifully with warm neutrals and signals a shift away from bold, warm-toned colors.
Thermal by C2: A mid-tone blue evoking loyalty and trust, suitable for spacious hang-out spots and soothing bedrooms.
Persimmon by HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams: Crafted to infuse gathering spaces with lightness and energy, striking a harmonious balance.
Limitless by Glidden: A versatile, almost-yellow neutral harmonizing with various color schemes, embracing warm-tone trends.
Renew Blue (8003-37D) by Valspar: A calming, meditative soft sky blue, inspired by nature.
Bluebird by Krylon: A serene, joyful tone that harmonizes with warm and cool shades, perfect for both indoor and outdoor use.
Bay Blue Stain by Minwax : Offers versatility for creating a coastal or moody atmosphere, reflecting the coastal aesthetic trend.
Blue Nova by Benjamin Moore: A rich and grounded blue, perfect for accent pieces or whole rooms, blending modern and traditional interior styles.
Viridis by Graham & Brown: A muted green perfect for entertaining spaces and entryways, creating a warm, peaceful atmosphere with tones of new beginnings."
Ironside by Dutch Boy: A deep olive shade balancing grounding and making a statement, ideal for cozy lounge spaces.
Cracked Pepper (PPU18-1) by Behr: A deep, almost-black charcoal hue infusing sophistication and confidence.
