
15 Jan 2019 Color Trends
FAQ
1. What were the most popular paint colors in 2019?
The standout colors of 2019 included Pantone’s Living Coral, a vibrant orange with golden undertones; Behr’s Blueprint, a mid-tone blue; Sherwin-Williams’ Cavern Clay, a warm terra-cotta; and Benjamin Moore’s Metropolitan Gray, a versatile neutral. These selections reflected a mix of bold, energetic hues and calming, earthy tones.
2. Why did earthy tones become so popular in 2019?
Earthy tones gained popularity because they create a sense of warmth, comfort, and connection to nature. Homeowners and designers gravitated toward colors like warm grays, terracotta, and deep greens to foster a soothing and grounded atmosphere in living spaces.
3. How can I incorporate 2019 color trends into my home without a full repaint?
You can introduce trending colors through accent walls, furniture, textiles (such as cushions and rugs), and decorative accessories. For example, adding Living Coral as a pop of color in décor or using Blueprint blue on cabinetry or trim are effective ways to refresh a space.
4. Were neutral colors still in style during 2019?
Yes, neutrals—especially warm grays and soft taupes—remained a staple for walls and large surfaces. These shades provided a timeless backdrop that could be easily paired with bolder accent colors, making them a favorite among homeowners and designers.
5. Did any specific color palettes dominate the 2019 trends?
2019 saw a diverse range of palettes, but the dominant themes were nature-inspired hues (like deep greens and browns), warm earth tones (such as terracotta and honey), and lively accent colors (like coral and bold blues). These palettes offered flexibility for both subtle and statement-making designs.
Mike Katounas is the owner of Home Works Painting, a painting business in Northern Virginia. He has over 15 years of experience in residential interior and exterior painting, drywall installation/repair, carpentry, wallpaper removal, power washing, commercial painting, color consultation, and staining/sealing. Their service areas include Chantilly, Fairfax, Herndon, Oakton, Reston. Mike takes pride in his work, and he always follows a strict code of conduct that includes the use of quality paint, a clean workspace, and an honest, respectful approach to his customers.
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