This year finds us doubling down on color and design trends already begun in years past and adding some new ones starting to blossom. Continue reading...
Google says Green is the most searched paint color in 2024. Are we surprised? Not really. I used to think it was a very polarizing color and while I still have a number of Color Consulting clients every year who say “no thanks” to it, more and more people are open to living with green walls. Continue reading...
The most popular neutral for a home interior is warm gray. Agreeable Gray is one of the best. This kind of neutral appeals broadly to people who want a hint of something to take them beyond the emptiness that white can sometimes engender. It's a hint of color which makes a pretty benign low key statement. It works with many other colors. Continue reading...
Painting your home is a large investment which needs to last for years but changing your front door color can be done often to suit your needs and mood. It’s a great way to express yourself while adding whimsy to your overall exterior palette and advancing your curb appeal. Your exterior palette should align with your architectural style, geographic region and much more but fewer rules apply to choosing front door color. Continue reading...
White is and will forever be the most popular neutral paint color. It’s classic, traditional and modern all at the same time and the nuances of the exact color chosen will help you decide which kind of white is right for your project. Benjamin Moore, with its over 3400 paint color choices offers many, many whites and off-whites to choose from and Swiss coffee is one of the best. Continue reading...
Creating an exterior color scheme for multi-family buildings, especially in multi-building communities is a challenge all unto itself. The factors one considers, the process to choose and have the colors approved, the time line, all differ greatly from specifying color for single family residences. Continue reading...
Here we are! Looking back and looking forward, trying to encapsulate and interpret what we’ve seen and what we believe we will see more of. Here are my 2024 trends for paint color and interior design. Continue reading...