It's an annual fall ritual. I don't mean apple picking, pumpkin-flavored everything, or holiday decorations appearing in stores before Halloween. I'm talking about paint companies revealing their picks for "Color of the Year."
Following are their choices for 2027 (in alphabetical order). Numerous shades of blue, brown, and green that reflect a move toward colors that feel grounded, softer, and connected to nature.
Read the results of Pro Remodeler's poll "Do Color Trends Matter To You?" to see how remodelers view "Color of the Year" choices, where they experiment with trending shades, and how they guide clients away from making regrettable decisions.
Behr: Grounded
Vibe: Inspired by nature, this color offers shades of moss and olive.
Benjamin Moore: Webster Green
Vibe: A warm and inviting green that’s balanced with undertones of blue and yellow.
C2 Paint: Pueblo
Vibe: Rosy and botanical in daylight. Deeper, warmer, and earthier in evening light.
Clark + Kensington: Vantage Point
Vibe: A soothing and softened blue.
Dunn-Edwards: French Press Coffee
Vibe: A deep brown that's eminiscent of roasted coffee, but softened by plum undertones.
Dutch Boy: Deep Rooted
Vibe: A rich, earthy, warm orange.
Glidden: Artifact
Vibe: A calm, smoky mid-tone blue with aqua and gray undertones.
Graham & Brown: Rose Earth
Vibe: A warm, grounded pink with soft clay and muted brown undertones.
Little Greene: Marle
Vibe: A balanced mid-tone brown with undertones of yellow ochre, black, and red oxide.
Minwax: Pickled Oak
Vibe: A light, airy neutral with gentle warm undertones.
Sherwin-Williams: Celery
Vibe: A soft, muted green with yellow undertones for a balanced pastel/herbal hue.
Valspar: Cottage Door
Vibe: A grayed-out blue balanced with both warm and cool undertones.
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