Struggling to keep your space fresh and on-trend? As we leap into 2026, it’s time to embrace bold, resonant hues that transform your home into a sanctuary. Discover the five paint color trends designers can’t get enough of, and elevate your interiors effortlessly!
The Blueprint
Vibe:
Earthy / Multifaceted
Best For:
Color Trends
Focus:
Paint
Palette:
1. Plum
2. Deep Green
3. Warm Neutral (like Swiss Coffee or Creamy)
Plum and Berry
Invest in Benjamin Moore’s Carter Plum for your den, paired with rich textiles.
Brighten with lemon-lime cotton velvet upholstery.
Nature-Inspired Greens
You need Benjamin Moore’s Mountain Moss for a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Perfect for gentlemen’s studies and mudrooms.
Shift to Benjamin Moore’s Nocturnal Gray for cabinetry.
Pair earthy greens with warm stone and brass.
Consider soft options like Benjamin Moore’s Raindance for bedrooms.
Room-Enhancing Blues
Try adding a Farrow & Ball’s Kakelugn for a cheerful, uplifting space.
Great for rooms with abundant natural light.
Consider Sherwin-Williams Granite Peak for a sophisticated look.
Ideal for kitchens and dining areas.
Pairs beautifully with white oak and creamy whites.
Warm Neutrals
You need Benjamin Moore’s Swiss Coffee for a serene and warm ambiance.
Perfect for trimming to enhance warmth.
Pair with Sherwin-Williams Universal Khaki for a modern touch.
Ideal backdrop for traditional and modern elements.
Consider Sherwin-Williams Creamy for a soft, sun-washed feel.
Deep Neutrals
Try adding Benjamin Moore’s Cinnamon Slate for a grounded, earthy vibe.
Perfect for kitchens or interior doors.
Consider Benjamin Moore’s Desert Twilight for quiet warmth.
Pairs well with limestone and black metal.
Add Sherwin-Williams Urbane Bronze for a sophisticated look.
The Final Verdict
In 2026, embrace earthy tones like terracotta and moss green to create a warm, inviting atmosphere that harmonizes with natural materials and enhances textured decor elements.
Elma B. Miller is the Founder of Arteresting Interiors and a believer that a high-end home shouldn't require a high-end budget. From thrift store flips to viral styling hacks, she curates accessible design trends that help you transform your space without breaking the bank.
