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5 Wall Painting Trends



Whether we realize it or not, our surroundings can have a huge impact on our emotions and mindset. As the hybrid and remote working environment is turning into a norm, it's more important than ever to create a space we truly love. So why not channel our inner creativity and take on fun and exciting home improvement projects, like painting a new accent wall? Let's make our homes a sanctuary that inspires and uplifts us every day!

While neutrals have been popular in recent years, this year's trend is all about embracing bold and daring hues to inject some energy and excitement into our living spaces. Get ready to make a statement with your home decor by choosing vibrant, eye-catching colours that reflect your unique personality and style! Creating your sanctuary starts with a colour palette, so let's take a closer look at the five colour trends for 2023!



1. Warm Neutrals Add Cozy Charm Without Overwhelming a Room

Warm neutrals are excellent for classic decor. White, cream, beige, or grey with a warm undertone will immediately cheer up a room without drawing too much attention. In particular, Benjamin Moore’s is subtle and cozy with a slight yellow tint. They can bring a comforting feeling to your home—but you run the risk of creating a flat space if you don’t use them wisely! To avoid this, try using a selection of neutrals and layering these in a room. Another option is to offset your neutral choices with bold accents. Using a neutral as a base for a bolder second colour choice is a great way to make a space pop.


2. Embrace the Deep, Natural Hues of Dark Green

The deep natural hues of dark green are trending in 2023. Shades like by Sherwin Williams are timeless. Because it is calming by nature, dark green is an ideal option for a bedroom. However, we all know how the saying goes: “Too much of a good thing is never good.” Too much of this bold colour choice can leave your space feeling heavy and can overwhelm. To avoid this, look for where this colour can shine as an accent in the room—not necessarily the primary colour.


3. Make a Statement with Bold Accents: Vibrant or Dark, the Choice is Yours

Bold accents are back! Add vibrant reds, blues, or yellows for a colourful aesthetic, or pivot the other direction and incorporate dark, eye-catching tones like Benjamin Moore’s. Colour consultant Amy Wax firmly believes colour is the backbone of design. Bold and vibrant colours can be overwhelming when choosing your interior colour palette. One great tip from Wax is to consider what emotion you want to evoke with the colour you are choosing. Is it a happy space? A calming one? Do you want to feel energized? Once you know what you want to achieve, choosing the right colour becomes that much easier.


4. Incorporate Earth Tones for a Warm and Inviting Home

Earth tones are a staple in 2023’s interior design trends. Choose an earthy palette to mix and match rich browns (like SW 2837 Aurora Brown from Sherwin Williams) with creamy whites and natural reds. Nancy Hooff from Carter Kay Interiors believes earth tones and nature go hand-in-hand; when choosing earth tones for spaces in your home, focus on living areas and bathrooms.


5. Think Pink: Blush Accents Add a Subtle Touch of Warmth to Any Room

Blush might not sound like your style right away, but a subtle understated pink tinge can warm up a room! Sherwin-Williams picked it as its 2023 colour of the Year. Blush has been on the scene for a while, traditionally paired with equally subtle greys. However, this colour seems to have taken on a life of its own: today’s trends see a whole array of different blushes filling one space! The result? A natural, neutral room that speaks elegance and calm and ultimate trendiness.

Wall painting is fun because it’s an individual expression of taste. But observing the latest trends will also help avoid outdated looks. For instance, choose high-impact colours to offset your décor or pick timeless colour palettes to pair with diverse design elements elegantly. Remember though to consider how your design will fit in your space. Your colour palette must work not just in your head but in your home. Your natural environment can help you generate a colour palette that fits in.


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