#its oceanside by Sherwin Williams

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painted the bedroom and it turns out the closest way to photograph a semi accurate color sample of my walls is with my camera (it still isn't the right color in the photos just closer to the color lol)

more pictures of the wall added below lol

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Is Brown the New Black? Sherwin-Williams’ Shocking New Color of the Year

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For years, shades of watered-down brown were the go-to choice for risk-averse homeowners. Need to prep a house for a sale? Slather the walls with beige. Want to give your home a vaguely Tuscan feel? Turn to taupe.

Sure, these bland brownish hues go with anything, but they’re severely lacking in the personality department.

So we were frankly rather shocked to see that a new twist on brown has taken the lead in today’s home decor: Sherwin-Williams has named Cavern Clay SW 7701—a warm terra-cotta shade reminiscent of sunsets in the desert—its 2019 Color of the Year.

This earthy brown is miles away from boring beige. It’s part of today’s trend of leaning into our love of all things natural.

“Cavern Clay is an easy way to bring the warmth of the outdoors in,” says Sue Wadden, director of color marketing at Sherwin-Williams. “Envision beaches, canyons and deserts, and sun-washed, late-summer afternoons—all of this embodied in one color.

“I’ve been seeing this color pop up everywhere—from fashion to home decor to accessories,” she adds. Indeed, she spotted this aesthetic, which she calls “cowgirl chic,” on the runways of Fall Fashion Week 2018 and instantly thought it should take a starring role in our homes.

Cavern Clay is a bold contrast to recent years of saturated jewel tones. Pantone’s Color of the Year for 2018 was a vibrant, amethystlike Ultra Violet, and Sherwin-Williams’ 2018 pick, Oceanside, was a sumptuous mixture of blue and green.

Those rich hues aren’t fading into black anytime soon; Wadden predicts we’ll continue seeing saturated tones dominate. But she says homeowners will appreciate Cavern Clay because it’s “more warm and elemental and rooted in the earth.”

Not sure how to integrate this shade into your personal space? Try these ideas on for size.

1. Pair with modern accents

Courtesy Sherwin-Williams

To complement this nouveau-chic shade, pair it with modern accents.

On the backsplash, subway tiles arranged in a herringbone pattern keep this kitchen from looking dated. While the bar stools and lights add their own rustic style—with wooden seats and iron framing—their lines are entirely contemporary.

“This color’s resurgence is made contemporary with clean lines and modern shapes,” says Wadden.

2. Embrace Southwestern textiles

Courtesy Sherwin-Williams

Southwestern style is currently oh so chic, and Cavern Clay’s umber ambiance certainly plays to that in a way that feels entirely contemporary.

Consider going all-out with your desert vibes by picking patterned textiles that invoke a Western feel: Try banded geometric or tessellating Ganado-style patterns in toned-down, complementary shades.

Light-wood furniture keeps the look from going over the top. And don’t skip the greenery. Fun, leafy plants perfect the space.

3. Keep the rest neutral

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Cavern Clay may be a brownish hue, but it’s still a saturated tone. Unless you’re careful, pairing it with bold neons or velvety blues could create a riot of color that’s, well, too riotous.

“Cavern Clay ties really well with a natural palette,” Wadden says. “It goes great with gray, too.”

Soften the shade with white molding and plain textiles. Here, a gray blanket perfectly softens the dramatic look, so the room still feels Southwestern—but not overwhelmingly so.

It also pairs well with deeps browns such as Sherwin-Williams’ Moth Wing SW 9174, Wadden says. Feeling bold? Consider a modern update of ’70s earth tone combinations by pairing Cavern Clay with a dusty denim blue or even a fresh avocado.

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Purple Reign: 7 Pretty Ways to Use This Trendy Color in Your Home Decor

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It’s the color of royalty, a signal of wealth and power—and interior design’s hottest color in 2018.

Sure, purple might inspire you to hum a few tunes from (or mourn once more) that musical genius from Minneapolis. But it’s also a fresh shade with a strong personality and lots of versatility, says Olivia Rassow, style editor at Birch Lane, an online retailer of furniture and home decor.

And homeowners are catching on.

“Jewel-inspired tones have been trending in the marketplace,” says Misty Yeomans, senior color marketing manager at PPG paints. “These colors, including the purple hues, evoke feelings of elegance and grandeur, which appeal to consumers.”

But too much of this grape hue could backfire in your home, much like a Barney-themed birthday party run amok. Instead, ease into the trend with some smart advice from the pros. Here are seven ways to introduce this year’s hottest color into your home decor.

1. Paint a purple accent wall

Photo by kmh design inc.  “Purple on its own may intimidate those who live in mostly neutral spaces, so think about using this shade on a single wall or the ceiling,” suggests Sasha Bikoff, an interior designer in New York City.

Your room will seem brighter and more welcoming with just a pop of this tone, she adds.

And when selecting a shade of purple, think in terms of rich tones—bolder, deeper shades of violet create an electric feeling on an accent wall, particularly when paired with complementary colors such as clean, grassy greens, Yeomans notes.

Her picks? Glidden Regal Purple or the more modern Purple Surf, especially in a dining room with warm wood furniture or flooring.

2. Lay down a purple rug

Photo by Susan Nelson Interiors

Those who are color-shy can introduce purple in subtle ways with wall art or rugs.

“A light purple rug adds vibrancy and personality,” Bikoff says, “but because it’s not at eye level, the room doesn’t feel aggressive or too bright.”

Or move into the hue slowly with a single item.

“A purple statement piece like a sofa, headboard, or armchair that uses rich textures—such as velvet and silk— brings excitement to the space,” she adds.

3. Try purple in a powder room

Photo by Slotegraaf Construction Drew Henry of Design Dudes saves purple for a half-bath.

“These spaces are guest-centric and made to be impactful, so it’s the ideal spot to go a little crazy and showcase the latest trends,” he explains.

Paul Miller of MakeNest Interiors agrees: “Violet towels in a white bathroom are warm and luxurious,” he states.

4. Pair purple with unexpected colors

Photo by Charlotte Crosland Interiors Purple doesn’t always have to be paired with its opposite on the color wheel. You can achieve harmony in your decor with some surprising combos.

“We love to add purple to a mix of blues and indigos for an unexpected twist on a classic palette,” Rassow says.

Case in point: The 2018 Pantone pick marries nicely with Oceanside, a deep teal that was named the Sherwin-Williams color of the year, Henry notes.

“I would also pair purple shades with gray and simple whites, though yellow would be a great color to accent with—just use it sparingly,” he adds.

And if purple is in your wallpaper pattern, match it with muted silver, pale pink, or even bright red, Bikoff says.

5. Use purple in your accessories

Photo by Justine Sterling Design If you fear making a commitment to an eclectic hue, you can always dip your toe in the purple pool with accent pieces—think lamps, a bright throw, or vibrant pillows.

“Getting a few pillows for your couch or bed is a good way to test the trend and frees you up to switch them out next year at low cost,” notes Henry.

Flowers and houseplants are other easy ways to add a bit of purple.

“A potted purple queen adds beautiful color in a kitchen window or a softly toned guest room,” Miller says.

Or look to kitchen accessories in this shade, including a Dutch oven, blender, or dish towels.

6. Give purple to the kids

Photo by Shana Dee Nursery Decor  Purple is young and vibrant—and therefore the perfect pick for a baby’s nursery (try soothing lavender) or a tween’s bedroom (electric magenta).

“Violet shades invoke creativity and imagination, and make for great color choices in a kid’s playroom,” Yeomans adds.

To unite the space, pick bedding and window treatments that have a touch of purple in them.

“Muted purples are neutral enough to work in many spaces,” Yeomans says. “And a grayish purple, like Glidden’s Violet Verbena, has a chameleonlike presence that appears polished yet playful in children’s spaces.”

7. Steer clear of clichés

Photo by House Doctor

As with any color trend, it’s important not to make tired mistakes or mix in wild shades that aren’t cohesive. One sin from the past that designers want you to avoid: adding pops of purple—no matter the shade—into an all-white room.

“This was popular 10 years ago, but it should be long gone by now as it’s just plain tacky,” laments Bikoff.

And refrain from using multiple shades of purple or pink together, Henry warns.

“This look can very easily begin to clash,” he notes.

Finally, make sure to choose your shade of purple carefully.

“Purple [can] quickly look juvenile,” Miller cautions. “So keep the color sophisticated with a version that has red or bluish undertones.”

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Color and Quality at a Discount

On your next flip or rehab project, be confident in your color selections! Think Realty Supplier, Sherwin-Williams, has been committed to supporting homeowners and professionals with exceptional products and color expertise for more than 150 years. The company provides customers with resources to confidently choose colors, like their annual Colormix Forecast and for the past ten years, their Color of the Year.  

The 2020 Color of the year is Naval, a bold navy blue that has quickly become a “new neutral” according to Sue Wadden, Director of Color Marketing at Sherwin-Williams. “The use of color in interior design is changing—it’s not just about what a space looks like anymore, but the feelings a space can evoke.“ 

Wadden explained that Sherwin-Williams paints have smooth finishes and a more durable surface through an easy application process. Although that typically means a higher investment up front, property owners will save money down the road because they will avoid having to buy more coatings for repaints in the long run. 

In its long company history, the Sherwin-Williams brand has become synonymous with timelessness.  

“Sherwin-Williams has perfected paint qualities such as washability, paint–and–primer–in–one solutions, and technologies that help reduce odors and moisture to provide maximum durability for our customers. These types of features can help make the painting process easier for professionals, because we know quality paint starts with quality raw materials,” Wadden said. 

How to Pick the Right Color? 

With hundreds of choices, picking the right colors can be overwhelming. When it comes to choosing paint colors, you want to create a space in which homeowners can envision themselves living and that helps them feel at home. For the interior of a home, warm, neutral paint colors make a space feel more inviting while appealing to several different design styles.  

Wadden suggests Accessible Beige, a neutral choice with a gray undertone that works great with differing wood tones and open floor plans. Mindful Gray is a timeless warm, greenish gray that also suits a variety of spaces. 

“When choosing a color for your property, I always recommend playing with color online with tools like our ColorSnap Visualizer, which can help test a color in the space before committing. We recently added an augmented reality feature to virtually paint the walls in a space as well,” Wadden said. 

When choosing exterior color palettes, Wadden encourages property owners to keep in mind the architectural style of the home.  

“You can start by looking at the neighborhood to find inspiration and determine the direction of your color palette. Homeowners should consider their surroundings, too. If you have a beautiful backdrop of trees, consider colors that complement nature, such as navy or even black. If you live in a desert climate, dusty beiges and terra cottas may be a better choice for your environment,” she said.  

Painting your front door is one of the easiest and quickest ways to boost your curb appeal since this project does not take a lot of planning or preparation. If you want your front door to stand out, consider Oceanside or Begonia. For a more classic and elegant look, try Color of the Year Naval, or a true black, like Tricorn Black. 

 Color Trends 

 Homeowners and professionals are switching cool grays and whites for warmer neutrals and deep jewel tones that bring character and life into a space. Specifically, bold blues and greens are becoming more popular.  

 “They are colors that come from nature, so they feel familiar and help anchor us as life pulls us in so many directions,” Wadden said. “In addition, the Play palette from Sherwin-Williams 2020 Colormix Forecast is rooted in a fresh white with pops of pink like Eros Pink, accented with rich blues and golds like Oceanside and Auric. Using any one of these hues can add a sense of fun and brightness to your home, perfect for summer.” 

Think Realty featured the Play palette (pictured here) in the March issue earlier this year.  

For exceptional coverage and uniform finish, property owners can check out the new Emerald Designer Edition Interior Latex paint.  

“Professionals can choose from an expansive selection of 200 new hues divided into five designer color collections. Available in flat, satin and gloss sheens, Emerald Designer Edition is a great, high-performing choice with an exceptional finish,” Wadden said.  

More Than Paint 

Sherwin-Williams offers more than just materials for walls. The company also offers durable flooring options like Vinyl Plank, which particularly suitable for investment properties. Vinyl plank has quickly gained popularity and has become a mainstay in the flooring industry, replacing carpet in many homes. 

Vinyl plank has come a long way since appearing in 1933. Today’s vinyl plank options are much higher quality than even what was available five years ago. Modern vinyl plank stands up to heavier traffic volumes and is easier to maintain than its predecessors. Additionally, water-resistant finishes are becoming more sophisticated, with many manufacturers now selling 100 percent waterproof vinyl plank. 

One of the biggest benefits of vinyl plank is its longevity — the average life of vinyl plank is 10 or more years.  

“This enables a better return on investment for property owners than many other flooring options and is why around half of the top real estate investment trusts in the country are installing vinyl plank at properties in varying scales. For homes that are frequently replacing carpet during resident turnover, vinyl plank is a good option,” said Justin Brazie, director of marketing-applicators and decorative products at Sherwin-Williams. 

Another significant benefit of vinyl plank is the variety of colors, finishes and textures, with many high-end styles offering the look and feel of stone, wood and ceramic tile. Currently, gray is the color of choice for many, with natural, wood-colored options not far behind. This product variety helps to provide an even better investment for property owners as occupants look for stylish, trendy options that also help to justify higher selling prices.  

Think Realty members can save up to 50 percent off paint and receive wholesale pricing on flooring at Sherwin-Williams stores nationwide.  

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Home Renovation Ideas

  Hello, everyone! It’s wonderful to have you on Home Bunch today and I am truly excited to present the impeccable work of this talented builder on the blog. Donatelli Builders specialize in building upscale custom homes and performing luxury renovations in the Chicago suburbs area and it’s an honor to have them here for the first time. Please, keep reading to know more details about this recent home renovation:

  “Having spent years in the home they built in 2002, our clients John + Lisa were ready to bolster the overall function and design to better suit their lifestyle. Thoughtfully crafted and curated with the help of local Architect and interior design team Z+O architecture + interiors, the spaces now flow together while still maintaining room definition. The first floor is reimagined and embodies everything the homeowners intended; welcoming, bright, purposeful and a place to gather with family and friends.

No details were left unturned from floor to ceiling. The whole house electrical system has been enhanced, streamlined and uncluttered. Counter top pop up receptacles are installed to reduce unsightly wall outlets, shelf lighting has been added to create ambience and all the controls are programed together to be operated in a convenient phone app. The kitchen windows have been lengthened down to the counter tops to fill the space with light and brightness; easily transformed with automated Lutron window shades fully compatible with the lighting control system. Trim details tie together seamlessly to carry one room into the next in perfect choreographed form and function.

The spaces now have a finish and flow; retiring dated designs and technologies for a thoughtfully composed layout that best suits the way the homeowners live and entertain in their home.”

  Photos by Picture Perfect House.

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As you walk through the front door, centered in the home is the Kitchen. The overall layout now makes sense with distinct work zones and a place for family and friends to gather. Box beams were added to break up the vast ceiling and give definition to each area in the Kitchen, and carefully coordinated lighting align within the pattern of the box beams. The windows were replaced, enlarged and specified in black to create a focal point and add a connection to the beautiful back yard. The knee wall under the window wall was removed so the new windows sit directly on the countertops. Finishes were kept neutral, incorporating elements of interest with the blue cabinets, walnut shelves, brass cabinet hardware and light fixtures. No details were overlooked including adjusting cabinet layouts to allow for perfect tile back splash layouts and never placing switches or outlets within those tiled spaces for the most pleasing look possible. Alignment of shelving and range hood with grout joints and pop-up counter top outlets with wireless charging and USB ports make this exceptionally user friendly with a timeless contemporary look.

Kitchen Shelves

Kitchen shelves are Oiled Claro Walnut shelves handcrafted by Rest & Repine Furniture Studio.

Backsplash

Backsplash is Sonoma Tilemakers, Stellar in Bossy Grey, Glossy.

Other Backpslash Tiles: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Countertop

Counter tops: Colorquartz, Statuario Leonardo.

Island Dimensions

Island Dimensions- 4’6” x 10’ 0”

Cabinet Hardware

Cabinet Hardware: Pulls- Colonial Bronze Straight Shank Pull in Satin Brass – similar here.

Knobs- Colonial Bronze Round Shank Knob in Satin Brass – similar here.

Wall Paint Color

Walls and trim are “Benjamin Moore Light Pewter 1464”.

Kitchen Cabinetry

Cabinet Details: Cabinets by Donatelli Builders, full custom. Species- Hard Brown Maple. Perimeter + Island: “Sherwin Williams SW 7043 Worldly Gray”.

Kitchen Lighting

Island Pendants- Restoration Hardware, Machinist Glass Cloche Pendant in Burnished Brass – similar here & here.

Other Affordable Lighting: here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Counterstools: Bottega Counter Stool – similar here – Others: here, here, here & here.

Kitchen Ceiling

Ceiling Treatment: Decorative Box Beam Design painted to match cabinetry, Worldly Gray by Sherwin Williams.

Ceiling Fixtures- Schoolhouse Satellite with wide cone in Brass/Clear glass – similar here & here.

Perimeter Cabinet Paint Color

Navy Cabinet Paint Color: “Sherwin Williams SW 7602 Indigo Batik”.

Automated Window Shades: Lutron QS Wireless Shades in Basketweave 90, 5% Openness, Oyster/ Pearl Grey.

Kitchen Windows

“The kitchen windows have been lengthened down to the counter tops to fill the space with light and brightness“.

Charging Power Pop Up

Counter Top Accessories- Lew Electric PUR20 with 2 USB/Wireless Charging Power Pop Up.

Sink & Faucet

Kitchen Faucet- Moen Sleek with MotionSense Wave Spot Resist Stainless Kitchen Faucet + soap dispenser.

Sink- Kohler Whitehaven tall apron sink in white.

Laundry Room

Adjacent to the Kitchen, the Laundry Room boasts a wide-open space full of natural light. Originally, the room was narrow and cramped, but now, the previous individual rooms were opened by removing walls with doorways so there is now an open layout that is much easier to navigate while using this space.

Counter Top Accessories- Lew Electric PUFP-CT-20A-2USB with 20amp Duplex Power and (2) USB Charging Ports.

Functionality

The Laundry Room now functions as a work area with plenty of storage where everything has its place.

Faucet- Kohler Simplice in Polished Chrome.

Sink- Elkay Quartz Luxe in Caviar.

Counter Top: Colorquartz, Statuario Leonardo.

Pulls- Atlas Bradbury Pull in Polished Chrome.

Knobs- Atlas Bradbury Knob in Polished Chrome.

Laundry Room Cabinetry

Cabinets by Donatelli Builders, full custom. Species- Hard Brown Maple Finish in Sherwin Williams SW 7043 Worldly Gray.

Backsplash- WOW, SW Lab in Cotton Gloss – similar here & here.

Wall Fixtures- Savoy House Morland 1 Light Adjustable Sconce in Polished Nickel.

Wall Paint Color

Walls &Trim Paint Color – “Light Pewter by Benjamin Moore”.

Ceiling Fixtures- Kichler Silberne Pendant Light in Classic Pewter.

Master Bathroom

The Master Bath is refreshed with a bright open feel and personalized with His + Her spaces. The main focal point is the patterned floor tile surrounded by neutral tones. Recessed medicine cabinets provide additional storage, counter top pop-up receptacles eliminate wall outlets, in floor heating and towel warmers provide warmth and efficiency. Behind the freestanding bath tub, a solid surface window sill has been added to allow placing items on without damaging the paint finish. Impeccable emphasis was placed on the coordination between tile layouts, plumbing fixtures and wall niches to ensure that symmetry is maintained for a feeling of true luxury. Polished nickel plumbing fixtures with hints of brass in the cabinet hardware and light fixtures capture the warmth of the space and overall timeless look.

Cabinet Details: Cabinets by Donatelli Builders, full custom. Species- Hard Brown Maple Finish- Benjamin Moore Light Pewter.

Faucets- Kohler Margaux collection in Polished Nickel.

Wall Fixtures- George Kovacs Tube in Honey Gold.

Counter tops, Window Sill, Shower Parts- Colorquartz, Statuario Leonardo.

Pulls- Lews Barrel Pull in Satin Brass.

Knobs- Emtek Hampton Knob in Satin Brass and Clear Crystal.

Towel Warmer- Amba Jeeves H Straight in Oil Rubbed Bronze.

Freestanding Tub- Kohler Sunstruck in White.

Wall Paint Color

Bathroom Wall Paint Color: “Benjamin Moore Light Pewter 1464”.

Shower Wall Tile

Shower Wall- Sonoma Tilemakers, Stellar in Cloud Dancer Glossy + Sonoma Tilemakers, Stellar in Night Fall Glossy (Base).

Plumbing

Shower Faucets: Kohler Margaux collection in Polished Nickel.

Floor Tile

Floor/Shower Floor- Nouveau Grey in Natural Dark Deco + Land Nouveau Ivory in Natural – Other Beautiful Tiles: here, here, here, here & here.

Game Room

The game room sets a lively mood with mirrored tile backsplash and up-lit display shelves inspired by a Chicago bar. The space will be centered around a large round table and upholstered chairs under the sculptural pendant light fixture, a perfect setting for game nights. The ambiance is made complete by the homeowner’s vinyl collection, played through the enhanced sound from newly incorporated Sonos sound system. The blue high gloss cabinets, brass cabinet hardware and walnut shelves tie the game room and adjacent kitchen together, and the 10-foot ceilings are brought to human-scale by the added transoms. The metallic patterned ceiling wall covering is a bold motif that is repeated in the game room furnishings and contributes textured elements to the vibrant atmosphere of the room.

Walls + Trim- Light Pewter 1464 by Benjamin Moore.

Shelves: Oiled Claro Walnut shelves handcrafted by Rest & Repine Furniture Studio.

Counter tops- Colorquartz, Statuario Leonardo.

Faucet- Newport Brass Jacobean Prep in Satin Bronze.

Sink- Kohler Undertone in Cane Sugar.

Ceiling Wall Covering: Harlequin, Koto in Brass – Other Beautiful Wallpaper: here, here, here, here & here.

Backsplash

Backsplash- Oceanside, Devotion in Antique Mirror Heirloom – similar here.

Cabinet Paint Color

Cabinets are by Donatelli Builders, full custom. Species- Hard Brown Maple Finish in “Indigo Batik by Sherwin Williams”.

Pulls- Colonial Bronze Straight Shank Pull in Satin Brass – similar here.

Knobs- Colonial Bronze Round Shank Knob in Satin Brass – similar here.

Ceiling Fixtures- Elk Boudreaux in Satin Black.

  Many thanks to the builder for sharing all of the details above!

Interior Designer: Donatelli Builders (Instagram)

Photography: Picture Perfect House.

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Kitchen Countertops Quartz

Every year, acrylic companies and architecture industry experts appear up with their anniversary blush choices for our homes. Blush ascendancy Pantone chose Ultra Violet (Pantone 18-3838) as its 2018 color. Sherwin-Williams called blue-green Oceanside (SW 6496) and Benjamin Moore went addition administration altogether with its ambrosial red Caliente (AF-290).  You may acrylic your walls in one…

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Is Brown the New Black? Sherwin-Williams’ Shocking New Color of the Year

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For years, shades of watered-down brown were the go-to choice for risk-averse homeowners. Need to prep a house for a sale? Slather the walls with beige. Want to give your home a vaguely Tuscan feel? Turn to taupe.

Sure, these bland brownish hues go with anything, but they’re severely lacking in the personality department.

So we were frankly rather shocked to see that a new twist on brown has taken the lead in today’s home decor: Sherwin-Williams has named Cavern Clay SW 7701—a warm terra-cotta shade reminiscent of sunsets in the desert—its 2019 Color of the Year.

This earthy brown is miles away from boring beige. It’s part of today’s trend of leaning into our love of all things natural.

“Cavern Clay is an easy way to bring the warmth of the outdoors in,” says Sue Wadden, director of color marketing at Sherwin-Williams. “Envision beaches, canyons and deserts, and sun-washed, late-summer afternoons—all of this embodied in one color.

“I’ve been seeing this color pop up everywhere—from fashion to home decor to accessories,” she adds. Indeed, she spotted this aesthetic, which she calls “cowgirl chic,” on the runways of Fall Fashion Week 2018 and instantly thought it should take a starring role in our homes.

Cavern Clay is a bold contrast to recent years of saturated jewel tones. Pantone’s Color of the Year for 2018 was a vibrant, amethystlike Ultra Violet, and Sherwin-Williams’ 2018 pick, Oceanside, was a sumptuous mixture of blue and green.

Those rich hues aren’t fading into black anytime soon; Wadden predicts we’ll continue seeing saturated tones dominate. But she says homeowners will appreciate Cavern Clay because it’s “more warm and elemental and rooted in the earth.”

Not sure how to integrate this shade into your personal space? Try these ideas on for size.

1. Pair with modern accents Courtesy Sherwin-Williams

To complement this nouveau-chic shade, pair it with modern accents.

On the backsplash, subway tiles arranged in a herringbone pattern keep this kitchen from looking dated. While the bar stools and lights add their own rustic style—with wooden seats and iron framing—their lines are entirely contemporary.

“This color’s resurgence is made contemporary with clean lines and modern shapes,” says Wadden.

2. Embrace Southwestern textiles Courtesy Sherwin-Williams

Southwestern style is currently oh so chic, and Cavern Clay’s umber ambiance certainly plays to that in a way that feels entirely contemporary.

Consider going all-out with your desert vibes by picking patterned textiles that invoke a Western feel: Try banded geometric or tessellating Ganado-style patterns in toned-down, complementary shades.

Light-wood furniture keeps the look from going over the top. And don’t skip the greenery. Fun, leafy plants perfect the space.

3. Keep the rest neutral Courtesy of Sherwin-Williams

Cavern Clay may be a brownish hue, but it’s still a saturated tone. Unless you’re careful, pairing it with bold neons or velvety blues could create a riot of color that’s, well, too riotous.

“Cavern Clay ties really well with a natural palette,” Wadden says. “It goes great with gray, too.”

Soften the shade with white molding and plain textiles. Here, a gray blanket perfectly softens the dramatic look, so the room still feels Southwestern—but not overwhelmingly so.

It also pairs well with deeps browns such as Sherwin-Williams’ Moth Wing SW 9174, Wadden says. Feeling bold? Consider a modern update of ’70s earth tone combinations by pairing Cavern Clay with a dusty denim blue or even a fresh avocado.

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Feel the spring colors

Choose the right color

With the coming of spring, the atmosphere changes, the almond trees finish blossoming, and flowers illuminate the paths of nature and the courtyards of the houses. It is also a perfect time to refresh our homes & and to bring shades into the rooms.

What's the quickest way? Paint...

A new shade will quickly change the feeling in every room. The right color for the house can make us feel safe and calm, help us sell or rent the property, upgrade space with minimal expense and effort and more.

But how do you choose the right color from the huge and colorful selection? What we see in the pictures and ads right now is accurate for our home or office? And what do you do when the trend changes (and it changes, because that's the nature of a trend)? As a color company, BG Paint from BG Bond offers a glimpse behind the colorful scenes in the field.

First, you will need to know how international color companies determine global trends. The leading companies in the field employ forecasters and trendologists (believe us – it is a real profession) to conduct experiential journeys around the world in search of emerging trends in design, culture, technology, leisure, nature, and so on. The trendologists migrate in diverse destinations, track different people, and try to absorb the future trends and formulate them into a concrete forecast - a real shelf product. In our case a color or several colors will reflect what we want or need in life.

So what is the colorful outlook of international companies?

Pantone - the Oracle of the paint companies - announced at the end of the year that 18-3838 Ultra Violet is the leading color for the coming year, 2018. This deep, dramatic and thought-provoking purple reflects the mysteries of the universe, expressing originality, resourcefulness and visionary and futuristic thinking. According to one of Fenton's arguments, deep purple is a mystical and even meditative color

In contrast to Panton, you will not find a hint of purple in the announcement of the color of the year by the American color company Benjamin Moore. Their 2018 palette features warm colors like the Caliente AF-290 which is a kind of deep wine Bordeaux. The declaration, which was made no less than at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, explained that the color is strong, radiant and full of energy. Alongside it are a 23-tone inspiration palette, combining a wide range of reds and pinks (including versions of the necessary millennial pink), and complementary shades of neutral, gray, brown and heretic lightings.

Some color companies abandoned the sweetness and softness, and this year they announced a declaration full of daring and drama. Glidden, the largest DIY retailer in the United States, has announced Deep Onyx black and dark as the color of its 2018 year. The reason is that it is quite fed up with the ticking ticks that characterized the past year and it's time to make place for neutral and authentic. Just like the little black dress, it is a classic color that will blend well with a variety of styles and colors, especially when it comes to a home in a modern and contemporary style. By the way, they recommend painting a single wall power, for example the wall behind the double bed or wall in the living room or in the dining area, rather than the whole house.

Dulux continues the soft, soft colors of the warm, light browns and announces Heart Wood as the color of its 2018 year. The company explained at the end of an in-depth study they concluded that color is leading to many homes around the world. Heart Wood is a light brown color combined with deep pink and warm, creating a relaxed, warm and warm atmosphere that blends with a range of colors, as they offer a more neutral rose blossom, blossom tree, neutral burr and also more dominant colors that complement the selected shade like blue, Very dark. Dulux also offers unusual applications for their color, such as painting only 3/4 of the wall, painting on a wall with a Heart Wood rectangle, and the rest in a neutral color, painting the ceiling further down the wall, and more.

Like most counterparts, Dulux does not place all the chips on just one color and offers another palette, or, more precisely, world concepts around colors. Under the inspirational names kinship, essential, escapade, and reflect, you can find a variety of suggestions for submission to similar and complementary color collections, each of which has a whole visual content. There are a range of colors, almost every style and taste, from colorful to almost imperceptible colors to walls and brightly colored items.

Sherwin-Williams also offers some visual content worlds and above all has announced that its color of the year is Oceanside SW 6496, a combination of rich blue and deep green that together create a look of the turquoise family. This decision stems from the desire for wandering and traveling around the world and it is a relaxing and universal color that is relevant in many cultures, from the Far East through the Mediterranean basin and exotic destinations to Europe and the United States.

At the end of the review of the global color map, the question is whether there is one color suitable for a farmer from Texas, a software engineer in New Delhi and a kindergarten teacher from France who is about to design her home. Is it right to change colors at home regularly according to published forecasts? The answer, of course, is NO for both questions.

Color is primarily a personal matter. It is possible and fun to catch up with world trends, but everyone has to dive in and find out what makes or turns him or her off and choose accordingly.

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Hot New Painting Trends in 2018

One of the toughest parts of painting is just choosing the paint color! Whether your looking to paint your house or your office, choosing the right paint color can be difficult.

Luckily there is some resource out there that can give you an idea of what’s hot and what’s not in 2018. House Beautiful recently looked at over 19 color trends that are making a statement this year. Here are a few of our favourites:

Sage

This lake house bathroom, designed by Bill Ingram, features the new “it” color, according to Pinterest. Why is it so popular? The greyish green hue is soft and muted, but not boring.

Get this paint color: Benjamin Moore Weekend Getaway 473

Marigold

We’re obsessed with this mustard yellow color — and Etsy predicts it’ll be huge this year too. It has a retro ’70s vibe that infuses any space with happiness, as evident by the kitchen in this Vero Beach, Florida, home by designer Tom Scheerer.

Get this paint color: Benjamin Moore Yellow Marigold 2155-30

Caliente

“Strong, radiant, and full of energy, Caliente AF-290 is total confidence. It is pleasing, passionate and makes people feel special, like ‘red carpet treatment,'” said Ellen O’Neill, Benjamin Moore Director of Strategic Design Intelligence.

Get this paint color: Benjamin Moore Caliente AF-290

Oceanside

“People today have a growing sense of adventure, and it’s making its way into even the coziest corners of our homes,” says Sue Wadden, director of color marketing at Sherwin-Williams. “Oceanside is the color of wanderlust right in our own homes.”

Get this paint color: Sherwin-Williams’ Oceanside SW 6496

Dark Plum

Another color that proves bold is back is this dramatic purple, according to designer Francesco Bilotto. “You’ll see this tone showcased everywhere from kitchen cabinets to foyers,” he says. Designer Pat Healing opted to use this shade to create a statement on this New York dining room door.

Get this paint color: Benjamin Moore Autumn Purple 2073-20

As you can see, big bright colours are the in thing for 2018. But these statement colours might not be for everyone. That’s why Consumer Reports also took a look at the hottest colours and they came up with a bit more tame but beautiful colours that can restore a dull looking home or office:

Behr: In the Moment T18-15

PHOTO: BEHR

Clark+Kensington: River Rapids 29B-3

PHOTO: HGTV & CONSUMER REPORT

Described as: “A rich golden yellow that brings rays of sunshine that radiate warmth and comfort to liven up any space,” says Ashley Banbury, senior designer for HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams. Why it’s hot: Inspired by the vivid colors of the tropics, it’s an optimistic, energetic hue, she says. Where to use it: Spanning all design styles, this yellow can be used to accent a door (as it does in the above photo) or to add a pop of color to a bookshelf. Banbury adds that this hue can freshen up an accent wall in the living or dining area and provides a great backdrop for bold art and green plants. Recommended sheen: Eggshell or satin are best for walls in high-traffic areas. Consider flat if you’re looking to hide imperfections on your walls. High-gloss or semi-gloss are ideal for doors and accent furniture. Where to buy: Lowe’s

Glidden: Deep Onyx 00NN 07/000

PHOTO: GLIDDEN & CONSUMER REPORTS

2018 Is a great year for paints, there are always new innovations coming out and this year is no different. Hopefully these beautiful colours inspire you to refresh that old room!

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Finally, a Color of the Year That Dares to Dream

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Paint company Sherwin-Williams has just announced its 2018 Color of the Year, and as far as house paint goes, it’s quite breathtaking: Oceanside SW 6496, an intense shade of blue-green that, according to the company’s color experts, encapsulates our growing sense of adventure—in how we decorate our homes and otherwise!

“People today have a growing sense of adventure, and it is making its way into even the coziest corners of our homes,” says Sue Wadden, director of color marketing at Sherwin-Williams. “We are craving things that remind us of bright folklore, like mermaids and expeditions across continents. Oceanside is the color of wanderlust right in our own homes.”

We have to say, it’s a nice change from all the “safe” colors (like those 50 shades of white) which typically dominate people’s homes. And interior designers roundly applaud this new paint color pick.

Oceanside, Color of the Year

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“Shades of deep teal have definitely been trending in the home space for several years,” says Donna Garlough, style director at Wayfair.com. “This shade is bolder and brighter than what we’ve been seeing to date, but for homeowners who love drama and want a color with a ‘wow’ factor, this is definitely a great option.”

Some say the shade signals a return to opulence.

“There are buildings that are hundreds of years old which have examples of rich, dramatic color palettes like [Oceanside]—ballrooms, theaters, opera houses,” points out Landy Gardner of Landy Gardner Interiors. “Those deep and vibrant colors suggested opulence, which is coming back in today’s design.”

How to infuse your home with Oceanside

Still, Oceanside’s intensity could easily overtake your home, which is why many designers urge homeowners to add only a splash.

“I would use this color in small spaces to make a bold and impactful punch—think powder room, entryway, or a small study,” says Drew Henry, founder of Design Dudes.

“Since this is a darker color, make sure to lighten it up with bright accents,” he adds. “I’d add trim and crown molding in crisp whites, light marble tile, or white furniture and pillows. Adding this trendy color in small spaces makes your home feel relevant and also keeps it timeless when paired with crisp whites and grays in the rest of the interior.”

Yet some designers think a “less is more” approach is just too timid for a color like this. Laura Michaels believes it’s best to go all out.

“I used this color in a home office and used it on the walls, seagrass carpet, velvet sofa, and also on the custom lacquered wall unit,” says Michaels. “It was a small room, and it gave it a big feel because everything was the same color. The room would have been fairly uninteresting if we didn’t make such a big color choice, and it remained interesting by the use of textural versus color changes.”

See her pic below and decide for yourself!

A room that went overboard on Oceanside

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As for what to pair it with, designer Bobby Berk suggests, “Oceanside‘s rich saturation pairs well with other deep-toned leathers and woods in a den, office, bedroom, or even living room. Its jewel-like tint allows for combinations of marigold, saffron, and Kelly green, and is versatile in masculine or feminine schemes, and everywhere in between! I could see this color on kitchen cabinets in a matte or high gloss, or in a powder room or entry.”

One caveat: “I would stay clear of the color in large, expansive spaces that have tall ceilings,” says Angela Harris at TRIO environments. “It is highlighted better in a more compressed environment.”

“I don’t know that it works well for an open floor plan, where several rooms should be treated the same way,” Gardner adds. “And I would not suggest this color in a bedroom—it is too strong. However, I recently painted a dining room a similar color and it is breathtaking. It’s best in a confined space, and a place that is ‘special.'”

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Purple Reign: 7 Pretty Ways to Use This Trendy Color in Your Home Decor

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It’s the color of royalty, a signal of wealth and power—and interior design’s hottest color in 2018.

Sure, purple might inspire you to hum a few tunes from (or mourn once more) that musical genius from Minneapolis. But it’s also a fresh shade with a strong personality and lots of versatility, says Olivia Rassow, style editor at Birch Lane, an online retailer of furniture and home decor.

And homeowners are catching on.

“Jewel-inspired tones have been trending in the marketplace,” says Misty Yeomans, senior color marketing manager at PPG paints. “These colors, including the purple hues, evoke feelings of elegance and grandeur, which appeal to consumers.”

But too much of this grape hue could backfire in your home, much like a Barney-themed birthday party run amok. Instead, ease into the trend with some smart advice from the pros. Here are seven ways to introduce this year’s hottest color into your home decor.

1. Paint a purple accent wall

Photo by kmh design inc.  “Purple on its own may intimidate those who live in mostly neutral spaces, so think about using this shade on a single wall or the ceiling,” suggests Sasha Bikoff, an interior designer in New York City.

Your room will seem brighter and more welcoming with just a pop of this tone, she adds.

And when selecting a shade of purple, think in terms of rich tones—bolder, deeper shades of violet create an electric feeling on an accent wall, particularly when paired with complementary colors such as clean, grassy greens, Yeomans notes.

Her picks? Glidden Regal Purple or the more modern Purple Surf, especially in a dining room with warm wood furniture or flooring.

2. Lay down a purple rug

Photo by Susan Nelson Interiors

Those who are color-shy can introduce purple in subtle ways with wall art or rugs.

“A light purple rug adds vibrancy and personality,” Bikoff says, “but because it’s not at eye level, the room doesn’t feel aggressive or too bright.”

Or move into the hue slowly with a single item.

“A purple statement piece like a sofa, headboard, or armchair that uses rich textures—such as velvet and silk— brings excitement to the space,” she adds.

3. Try purple in a powder room

Photo by Slotegraaf Construction Drew Henry of Design Dudes saves purple for a half-bath.

“These spaces are guest-centric and made to be impactful, so it’s the ideal spot to go a little crazy and showcase the latest trends,” he explains.

Paul Miller of MakeNest Interiors agrees: “Violet towels in a white bathroom are warm and luxurious,” he states.

4. Pair purple with unexpected colors

Photo by Charlotte Crosland Interiors Purple doesn’t always have to be paired with its opposite on the color wheel. You can achieve harmony in your decor with some surprising combos.

“We love to add purple to a mix of blues and indigos for an unexpected twist on a classic palette,” Rassow says.

Case in point: The 2018 Pantone pick marries nicely with Oceanside, a deep teal that was named the Sherwin-Williams color of the year, Henry notes.

“I would also pair purple shades with gray and simple whites, though yellow would be a great color to accent with—just use it sparingly,” he adds.

And if purple is in your wallpaper pattern, match it with muted silver, pale pink, or even bright red, Bikoff says.

5. Use purple in your accessories

Photo by Justine Sterling Design If you fear making a commitment to an eclectic hue, you can always dip your toe in the purple pool with accent pieces—think lamps, a bright throw, or vibrant pillows.

“Getting a few pillows for your couch or bed is a good way to test the trend and frees you up to switch them out next year at low cost,” notes Henry.

Flowers and houseplants are other easy ways to add a bit of purple.

“A potted purple queen adds beautiful color in a kitchen window or a softly toned guest room,” Miller says.

Or look to kitchen accessories in this shade, including a Dutch oven, blender, or dish towels.

6. Give purple to the kids

Photo by Shana Dee Nursery Decor  Purple is young and vibrant—and therefore the perfect pick for a baby’s nursery (try soothing lavender) or a tween’s bedroom (electric magenta).

“Violet shades invoke creativity and imagination, and make for great color choices in a kid’s playroom,” Yeomans adds.

To unite the space, pick bedding and window treatments that have a touch of purple in them.

“Muted purples are neutral enough to work in many spaces,” Yeomans says. “And a grayish purple, like Glidden’s Violet Verbena, has a chameleonlike presence that appears polished yet playful in children’s spaces.”

7. Steer clear of clichés

Photo by House Doctor

As with any color trend, it’s important not to make tired mistakes or mix in wild shades that aren’t cohesive. One sin from the past that designers want you to avoid: adding pops of purple—no matter the shade—into an all-white room.

“This was popular 10 years ago, but it should be long gone by now as it’s just plain tacky,” laments Bikoff.

And refrain from using multiple shades of purple or pink together, Henry warns.

“This look can very easily begin to clash,” he notes.

Finally, make sure to choose your shade of purple carefully.

“Purple [can] quickly look juvenile,” Miller cautions. “So keep the color sophisticated with a version that has red or bluish undertones.”

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5 Color of the Year Paint Trends for 2018

Developed as a way to forecast trends in home decor and fashion, Pantone has declared a new color of the year since 2000. It seems only natural that popular paint brands like Glidden and Dutch Boy are now following suit and making their own “Color of the Year” selections. Although this year you won’t find any of the choices quite as loud or vibrant as Pantone’s 2018 Color of the Year Ultra Violet. Today we’ll explore the 2018 color of the year paint trends from Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams, Glidden, Dutch Boy, and Behr.

5 Color of the Year Paint Trends for 2018

Benjamin Moore – Caliente

First up, is this spicy hue from Benjamin Moore aptly named Caliente. The strong color makes a memorable statement no matter the room. Use it to create a pop of color in an otherwise neutral room or go bold and feature the paint color in a space like the entry way below.

Entry Way via Benjamin Moore

Red Kitchen Design via BHG

Sherwin-Williams – Oceanside

Sherwin-Williams describes Oceanside as a “rich blue with jewel-toned green, a color that is both accessible and elusive”. Whether your design aesthetic is mid-century modern or farmhouse chic, this new version of teal can be incorporated into your decor in so many of ways.

Is Teal the New Millennial Pink? via Apartment Therapy

The Plain Jane House via Magnolia

Glidden – Deep Onyx

Dark charcoal walls aren’t a new trend but we’re not surprised Glidden chose Deep Onyx as their paint color of the year. This hue sticks around because of its innate ability to make a statement while also remaining neutral. Deep Onyx is an especially gorgeous option for a small space like a powder room or office.

12 Black Walls Done Right via Brit + Co

Decorating with Black via BHG

Dutch Boy – Sandstone Tint

Sandstone Tint from Dutch Boy proves there doesn’t have to be anything boring about beige. This paint color creates a clean, modern back drop to display all of the other elements in the room. Focus on bringing other natural fibers and textures into the space to enhance the effect.

How to Decorate a Beige Rental Apartment via Apartment Therapy

What Goes With Beige Walls? via BHG

Behr – In the Moment

Last but not least of the 2018 paint color of the year selections is In the Moment by Behr. The combination of blue, grey and green tones creates a soothing tone that’s suitable for both interiors and exteriors. Take a chapter from Joanna Gaines’ design book and use it in a dining area or add visual appeal to a stone exterior by painting the front door.

2018 Colors of the Year via The Creativity Exchange

The Plain Jane House via Magnolia

Inspiration from these five color of the year paint trends isn’t limited to walls and other painted surfaces. Here are some of our favorite home decor items in each of the five color families.

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5 Color of the Year Paint Trends for 2018

Developed as a way to forecast trends in home decor and fashion, Pantone has declared a new color of the year since 2000. It seems only natural that popular paint brands like Glidden and Dutch Boy are now following suit and making their own “Color of the Year” selections. Although this year you won’t find any of the choices quite as loud or vibrant as Pantone’s 2018 Color of the Year Ultra Violet. Today we’ll explore the 2018 color of the year paint trends from Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams, Glidden, Dutch Boy, and Behr.

5 Color of the Year Paint Trends for 2018

Benjamin Moore – Caliente

First up, is this spicy hue from Benjamin Moore aptly named Caliente. The strong color makes a memorable statement no matter the room. Use it to create a pop of color in an otherwise neutral room or go bold and feature the paint color in a space like the entry way below.

Entry Way via Benjamin Moore

Red Kitchen Design via BHG

Sherwin-Williams – Oceanside

Sherwin-Williams describes Oceanside as a “rich blue with jewel-toned green, a color that is both accessible and elusive”. Whether your design aesthetic is mid-century modern or farmhouse chic, this new version of teal can be incorporated into your decor in so many of ways.

Is Teal the New Millennial Pink? via Apartment Therapy

The Plain Jane House via Magnolia

Glidden – Deep Onyx

Dark charcoal walls aren’t a new trend but we’re not surprised Glidden chose Deep Onyx as their paint color of the year. This hue sticks around because of its innate ability to make a statement while also remaining neutral. Deep Onyx is an especially gorgeous option for a small space like a powder room or office.

12 Black Walls Done Right via Brit + Co

Decorating with Black via BHG

Dutch Boy – Sandstone Tint

Sandstone Tint from Dutch Boy proves there doesn’t have to be anything boring about beige. This paint color creates a clean, modern back drop to display all of the other elements in the room. Focus on bringing other natural fibers and textures into the space to enhance the effect.

How to Decorate a Beige Rental Apartment via Apartment Therapy

What Goes With Beige Walls? via BHG

Behr – In the Moment

Last but not least of the 2018 paint color of the year selections is In the Moment by Behr. The combination of blue, grey and green tones creates a soothing tone that’s suitable for both interiors and exteriors. Take a chapter from Joanna Gaines’ design book and use it in a dining area or add visual appeal to a stone exterior by painting the front door.

2018 Colors of the Year via The Creativity Exchange

The Plain Jane House via Magnolia

Inspiration from these five color of the year paint trends isn’t limited to walls and other painted surfaces. Here are some of our favorite home decor items in each of the five color families.

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CALIENTE

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Paint company Sherwin-Williams has just announced its 2018 Color of the Year, and as far as house paint goes, it's quite breathtaking: Oceanside SW 6496, an intense shade of blue-green that, according to the company's color experts, encapsulates our growing sense of adventure—in how we decorate our homes and otherwise!

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Color Your World in Blue Hues

The excellent editing and photo selection by Senior Production Editor Carol Parker helps bring this week’s Home & Garden cover to life. From the page: “Sherwin-Williams has proclaimed a deep sea-ocean blue called Oceanside as its 2018 color of the year. But you don’t have to wait until then to dive deep into a blue mood.”