Every year, paint companies choose a hue that they see being the focal point of their color collections as the calendar switches over, and this year is no exception. These color choices are made by design experts who use their knowledge to predict what pigment will take the cake as the most popular home color for the next 12 months. Not every color will be your favorite but some may surprise you! You also may not be able to add each of these shades to your home’s palette, but it’s a good idea to know which paints will be frequently used in 2023.
The colors of 2023 are rounding out our biophilic phase in design. They are bringing warm palettes full swing and sticking with natural colors like sage, rust, terracotta, browns, greige, tan, etc. These colors also often transfer over into product upholstery colors and design styles. Let’s take a peek at some of next year’s colors.
2023 Colors of the Year in Interior Design
The colors that are predicted to fill the walls of people all over the country next year are warm, relaxing, and inspired by nature. Here are some of the colors to keep on your radar.
Spanish Moss by Krylon
Green grew in popularity throughout this year, and the trend will continue into 2023. Spanish Moss is a deep forest green and draws inspiration from nature. This shade would serve well as an accent color for a living room or dining room and would also be beautiful if incorporated in a focal piece of furniture or wall art.
Redend Point by Sherwin-Williams
With warmth and comfort being the central design theme for the upcoming months, Redend Point fits the bill. This hue is a blend of blush and beige with red undertones — a more Earthy version of the pinks you might have seen in the past. Sherwin-Williams brings an air of sophistication and class with their 2023 color choice. Place this inviting color in a foyer or entryway to welcome guests into your home, or create the perfect cozy bedroom by enveloping your space with this unique tint.
Terra Rosa by Dunn-Edwards
Keeping in line with exuberant warm shades is Dunn-Edwards’ color prediction, Terra Rosa. Take a deep maroon and blend it with light brown and the result is a chic burgundy rose. With this color being brighter and a stand-out choice for your home’s interior, it’s the perfect solution for extra charm. Add this color to your space in the form of throw pillows, table runners, accessories, or even a plush chair in your living room.
Raspberry Blush by Benjamin Moore
If your room is vying for more attention and zest, Raspberry Blush by Benjamin Moore is the answer. The red-orange color can energize a more plain or minimalist space by adding pops of lively tints. With this color being as bright as it is, be careful not to overdo it. Incorporate this shade in decor pieces or as an accent wall, and tone down the space by balancing it with beige, white, or creams. This would also work well in a young girls’ room or feminine office space.
There are other colors that may be prevalent in the new year, but knowing the color direction that people are headed is helpful for your own personal design choices. Take a look at these colors and truly decide if they’re shades that you’d like to have in your home. If so, let’s take a look at how to seamlessly introduce them. You may also want to check out the Pantone Color of the Year 2023 for even more inspiration.
How to Use Popular Colors
Whether you want to do a quick update to your design or completely transform your home, it can be fun to make adjustments to your room’s style. The problem is, how do you take the popular colors of the previous years, like grays and neutral tones, and add warmth? Here are some quick tips to get you started:
- Switch out your old comforter for a new one in shades of blush, green, or another earthy color
- Swap out white throw pillows for mossy green ones
- Hang artwork with bright raspberry red for bright accent pops
- Hang up new window treatments that can be the focal point of your room
- Create a gallery wall with all the colors of 2023
- Take some of your gray decor pieces and opt for a more bold and colorful option instead
- Adapt gray pillows with additional tan, beige, white, mauve, or red to bring warmth and depth
Contact Room reimagined Design
If you’re not sure where to start or are in need of some help, contact the Interior Designers at Room Reimagined Design in Lino Lakes, MN at (651) 387-3861. Set up a consultation to determine your personal needs and project requirements. We look forward to working with you!
