Color Trends of 2020

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• It seems like everywhere you look gray is the
  go-to color. A simple scan of Pinterest or
  Instagram shows beautiful rooms in subtle shades
  of dove, owl, pewter, or silver. While a neutral
  room is a great base to work from, it can often
  feel cookie cutter, basic or just plain boring.
  This year, designers everywhere are embracing
  color again. In order to give your home the
  latest look consider these trends.

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• Like a little black dress, navy is a design
  classic. Bright blue hues will pop against your
  neutral gray walls, and subtle, softer shades of
  sky will add tranquility to your bathroom or
  bedroom. Dress up your living room by adding some
  decorative toss pillows, some ceramic lamps, and
  a cashmere throw in a cerulean blue. Give your
  dining room an instant update by painting it a
  rich Hale Navy from Benjamin Moore. Infuse some
  color into your bathroom by adding a frame from
  MirrorMate Frames to your builders grade mirror
  in a gorgeous Deep Blue Sea or Aegean Blue hue
  from their Ocean Collection.

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• Think of coral as last years millennial pink all
  grown up. Bolder and more saturated, coral
  complements brighter, richer shades of blue and
  pairs nicely with turquoise tones. Consider
  re-covering a favorite accent chair in this
  luscious shade to perk up a dull, drab space.
  Paint a headboard or a dresser a sunny shade of
  coral to add some fun to a guest room. Benjamin
  Moores Coral Gables is sure to make your space
  pop while its Sunlit Coral will add some subtle
  color to your space.

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Call it what you wantemerald, kelly, grassy or
citrinegreen is a go-to color for any room. Just
like a neutral, green has a way of grounding and
balancing a space. Breathe life into your kitchen
by painting your cabinets Tea Light from Benjamin
Moore. This color works equally well with white,
espresso or brown tones and is a happy retreat
from a builders basic color. Add tranquility to
your bathroom or bedroom by choosing new linens
in a coastal-inspired shade like
Sherwin-Williams Sea Salt. This color pairs well
with on-trend neutrals and is more modern leaning
than the sage shades of the 1990s. Add a touch of
whimsy to your bath or powder room by painting a
paintable MirrorMate Frame a bold pop of color
such as Sherwin-Williams Greenbelt.
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• For some, committing to a color can be scary. For
  others, they prefer a neutral color palette.
  Break away from the cooler grays and add some
  warmth to your space with some sandier hues.
  Sophisticated shades such as Sherwin-Williams
  Latte pair beautifully with linen and ivory
  tones. Warm colors such as Benjamin Moores
  Seattle Mist work well with the new bleached wood
  and reclaimed flooring options that are becoming
  more and more popular.

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• Whatever your design plans are for 2020, adding
  some color to your space is a great way to add
  some instant impact. Whether it is a pop of blue,
  dash of coral, glint of green or a warm coffee,
  you can create a space that is uniquely your own.