Popular Interior Paint Colors of 2015
There is a staggering variety of color to choose from when planning an interior renovation.
While the steadfast timelessness of creams, beiges, and off-whites often win out over more extreme colors, the colors recommended below can add depth, variety and character. There are more pictures, samples, and style suggestions available through the links attached to the color’s name.
Consider These 4 Colors When Interior Painting in NJ
Benjamin Moore: Guilford Green
- Silvery green.
- Accents old house features like large detailed casings or window seats.
Pratt & Lambert: Noir
- Deep, opaque blue.
- Use alongside a stark white for a good counterpoint.
- Dark Neutrals are becoming fashionable now instead of standard beige.
- Unique, calming look for bathrooms.
Sherwin-Williams: Coral Reef
- Orange salmon
- Use in dining rooms and parlors.
- Adds vibrant cheerfulness to traditional, vintage, cottage or contemporary styles.
BEHR: Essential Teal
- This saturated shade of green aqua-blue is a calming color.
- While teal is not a typical style, this color gives off an energizing vibe instead of a subduing calm.
- Gives bedrooms a luxury bed and breakfast atmosphere.
Add a Vibrant Change to Your Home
Changing the color of a room can change the entire mood of a house. Can’t make it to the beach this summer? Consider a paint color update to a room and treat yourself to a fresh look on your “stay”–cation.
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