With Pantone’s Color of the Year unveiling, the 2024 palette invites homeowners to explore diverse interior design ideas. Navigating the latest paint color trends can be a visual challenge, but understanding how to blend these hues creates harmonious, welcoming spaces. Let’s explore the top trends and color combinations that interior designers are excited about for 2024.
1. Peach Fuzz – The Color of the Year
Embrace the warmth and elegance of Pantone’s Color of the Year – Peach Fuzz. This versatile hue enlivens bedrooms with a cozy glow, offers a crisp, modern look as an accent wall, and transforms living rooms into contemporary havens when paired with cream colored furniture.
Our favorite Benjamin Moore paints for this trend:
Try this trend in bedrooms, bathrooms, and living rooms. The warmth and elegance of Peach Fuzz make it ideal for creating a cozy, welcoming ambiance in personal and communal spaces.
2. Earth Tones and Nature-Inspired Palettes
Earthy tones, from muted greens to browns, bring the tranquility of the outdoors inside. To create a serene indoor environment, these colors work beautifully in living spaces, complemented by natural fabrics and greenery.
Our favorite Benjamin Moore paints for this trend:
Try this trend in living rooms, home offices, and bedrooms. Earth tones bring a sense of calm and grounding, ideal for spaces where relaxation or concentration is key.
3. Bold Blue and Green Combinations
Merging blue and green can be striking yet soothing. To avoid clashes, use a desaturated shade of blue on walls and deep green accents on furniture and decor. This creates a sophisticated and inviting living space.
Our favorite Benjamin Moore paints to combine:
- Van Deusen Blue (HC-156) with Guilford Green (HC-116)
- Yarmouth Blue (HC-150) with Fernwood Green (2145-40)
- Aegean Teal (2136-40) with Nottingham Green (569)
Try this trend in living rooms, home offices, or bathrooms. These spaces can benefit from the vibrant yet soothing nature of blue and green combinations, providing a dynamic yet relaxing atmosphere.
4. Sage Green – A Versatile Choice
Sage green, a tranquil and fresh hue, fits various decor styles. Ideal for relaxation-focused areas like bedrooms and reading nooks, it brings an earthy, calming, magazine-worthy vibe.
Our favorite Benjamin Moore paints for this trend:
Try this trend in bedrooms, bathrooms, and kitchens. Its versatility and calming nature make sage green suitable for rooms where you want tranquility and freshness.
5. Warm and Welcoming Tones
Colors like soft champagne, light terra cotta, and warm beige make homes cozier. Terra cotta adds a rustic charm to bedroom walls or as an accent, while champagne hues are perfect for kitchens and dining areas.
Our favorite Benjamin Moore paints for this trend:
Try this trend in living rooms, kitchens, and entryways. These tones create a welcoming, cozy atmosphere, perfect for spaces where you gather and entertain.
6. Contrasting Color Palettes
Dynamic spaces often feature contrasting colors. With a neutral backdrop like white walls, rich red and emerald furniture can add a touch of glamor without overwhelming the space.
Our favorite Benjamin Moore paints for this trend:
- Butter Pecan (OC-89) with Geranium (1307)
- Cloud White (OC-130) with Million Dollar Red (2003-10)
- Steam (AF-15) with Ruby Red (2001-10)
Try this trend in dining rooms, living rooms, or bedrooms. Contrasting color palettes are excellent for spaces where you want to make a statement or add a sense of drama and sophistication.
7. Textured Paint Finishes
Textured finishes, from orange peel to comb, add dimension to walls. While professional application is recommended, some techniques, like sand swirl, are DIY-friendly, offering a unique touch to your interiors.
Our favorite Benjamin Moore paints for this trend:
- Linen White (912) – versatile for textured finishes
- Stonington Gray (HC-170) – a neutral base for texture
- Beach Glass (1564) – for a subtle, textured look
Try this trend in accent walls in living rooms, bedrooms, or dining rooms. Textured finishes can add depth and interest, making them great for focal points in various spaces.
8. Whites and Off-Whites
Timeless and elegant, white and off-white hues bring simplicity and allow other design elements to shine. Regular maintenance ensures these classic choices remain vibrant and fresh.
Our favorite Benjamin Moore paints for this trend:
Try this trend in almost any room, including living rooms, kitchens, and bedrooms. White and off-white are versatile and can create a sense of space and cleanliness.
9. Dark and Moody Hues
Deep grays and near-blacks, known for adding depth, are becoming increasingly popular. They create a sophisticated look, especially when balanced with lighter colors like pale pink in furniture or bedding.
Our favorite Benjamin Moore paints for this trend:
Try this trend in bedrooms, libraries, or home theaters. These colors are great for creating a cozy, enveloping feel, suitable for spaces designed for relaxation or introspection.
10. Soft Pastels
Soft pastels create tranquil environments, particularly in bedrooms and living spaces. Balance these gentle hues with darker shades in furniture to achieve a cozy yet modern look.
Our favorite Benjamin Moore paints for this trend:
Try this trend in nurseries, bedrooms, and bathrooms. Soft pastels are ideal for creating a gentle, soothing atmosphere in spaces meant for rest or rejuvenation.
Ready to Refresh Your Space?
Undoubtedly, 2024 brings a diverse palette of inspiring colors and trends, perfect for giving your home a fresh, new look. Whether you’re drawn to the warmth of Peach Fuzz, the calmness of sage green, or the sophistication of contrasting color palettes, there’s a trend to match your style.
Precision Painting Plus is here to help bring these trends to your home. Our experienced team, dedicated to quality and precision, is ready to guide you through selecting the perfect Benjamin Moore paints and executing your vision with expertise.
Contact us today to start your painting journey, and let’s transform your space into a reflection of the latest trends and your style.
