Every year new paint colors are released and color palettes are created for the mood and style of the coming year. With all of the companies releasing their colors we decided to highlight a few of our favorites that will keep you up to date and feeling stylish in 2021.
Vintage Blue: Popular wood stain and wood paint manufacturer Minwax announced Vintage Blue as its 2021 color of the year. An organic mix of blue and green with soft gray undertones, the color creates a soothing atmosphere and a nostalgic feel when applied to wood furniture, cabinetry, shelving, and decorative accents. Vintage Blue connects us to the healing power of nature and a comforting nostalgic mood.
Ultimate Gray: The Pantone Color Institute announced Ultimate Gray as one of two colors of the year. It is emblematic of solid and dependable elements that are everlasting and provide a firm foundation.
Illuminating: The second color announced by The Pantone Color Institute, Illuminating is a bright and cheerful yellow sparkling with vivacity, a warming yellow shade imbued with solar power.
Satin Paprika: Spray-paint brand Rust-Oleum named an earthy, spicy hue called Satin Paprika for its 2021 color of the year. Providing a warm and cozy feel, the red color accompanies nine other trending shades the brand has selected for its Color Watch 2021. Satin Paprika anchors each of the three distinct palettes, which were curated to complement outdoor living spaces, modern boho aesthetics, and mid-century modern style.
Urbane Bronze: Sherwin-Williams announced Urbane Bronze as its 2021 Color of the Year. A warm, sophisticated bronze, the color inspires all of us to find sanctuary in any space. Urbane Bronze is a rich anchor that grounds the mind in calm and stability with its ties to the natural world. Urbane Bronze encourages you to create a sanctuary space for mindful reflection and renewal – something we all aspire to at present.
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