What Are The Trending Paint Colours For 2024?

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As we step into the second month of 2024, the world of interior design continues to evolve, offering us new and exciting ways to transform our living spaces. One of the easiest and most impactful ways to update your home is by selecting the right paint colours. This year, warm neutrals and greige, warm browns and reds, and soothing blue hues are taking centre stage in the world of interior paint. In this blog, we’ll explore these trending colours and provide you with tips on how to style them in your home.

Warm Neutrals & Greige

How To Style Warm Neutrals In Your Home:

Layer Textures: Incorporate different textures like linen, wool, and wood to add depth and interest to your space.

Accents and Accessories: Use bold, contrasting accents like metallics or deep jewel tones to create visual interest against your warm neutral backdrop.

Artwork and Decor: Showcase artwork and decor that reflects your personal style and complements the warmth of the neutral tones.

Some Of Our Ultimate Warm Neutral & Greige Paints Are:

Skimming Stone by Farrow & Ball: This sophisticated hue strikes the perfect balance between warm and neutral tones. It’s an excellent choice for those seeking a calming and versatile backdrop for their interior spaces.

Greige 02 Soho Warehouse by Lick: Greige, a blend of grey and beige, has been a favourite for years. Soho Warehouse brings a modern twist to this classic colour, making it a chic choice for 2024.

Stone Hearth by Benjamin Moore: This inviting and earthy hue adds warmth and depth to any room. It’s a fantastic choice for creating cosy living spaces.

Elephant’s Breath by Farrow & Ball: With its subtle pink undertones, Elephant’s Breath is a delightful choice for those looking to add a touch of elegance to their home. It pairs beautifully with various colour schemes.

Examples Of Styling Warm Neutrals:

In a living room with Skimming Stone walls, add a deep navy sofa and gold accents for a touch of luxury.

Pair Greige 02 Soho Warehouse with rich, wooden furniture and greenery for a fresh, natural look.

Create a cosy bedroom oasis with Stone Hearth walls, soft linens, and plush pillows in muted colours.

Warm Browns & Reds

How to Style Warm Browns & Reds In Your Home:

Natural Materials: Incorporate natural materials like leather, wood, and stone to enhance the warm and inviting atmosphere.

Earth Tones: Complement brown with earthy tones like terracotta, olive green, and mustard for a harmonious look.

Layer Textiles: Use plush rugs, cosy throws, and soft cushions to create a sense of comfort and luxury.

Some Of Our Ultimate Warm Brown & Red Paints Are:

Ganache by Little Greene: This deep, chocolatey brown is perfect for creating a sense of warmth and intimacy in your space.

Chocolate Colour by Little Greene: A lighter shade of brown, Chocolate Colour, adds a touch of sophistication and pairs beautifully with a wide range of colours.

Fireweed by Sherwin-Williams: This warm, reddish-brown hue evokes a sense of comfort and cosiness.

Red 01 Matt by Lick: Burnt in tone, warming in feel, and earthy and grounding in looks. Take it to the dining room to make everyone feel welcome.

Examples Of Styling Warm Browns & Reds:

Use Ganache in your dining room with a wooden dining table and chairs for a rustic-chic ambiance.

Combine Chocolate Colour with cream-colored upholstery for a classic and timeless living room.

In a bedroom, paint an accent wall in Fireweed to create a cozy and romantic atmosphere.

Blue Hues

How to Style Blue Hues In Your Home:

Nautical Vibes: Pair deep blues with white and natural materials for a coastal-inspired look.

Complementary Colours: Use warm colours like coral or mustard as accents to create a striking contrast with blue.

Mix and Match: Experiment with different shades of blue in one room to create depth and interest.

Some Of Our Ultimate Blue Hue Paints Are:

Chinese Blue by Farrow & Ball: This rich, deep blue exudes elegance and sophistication, making it perfect for statement walls or accent pieces.

Stardew by Sherwin-Williams: A serene and calming blue, Stardew is an excellent choice for bedrooms and bathrooms.

Crystalline by Benjamin Moore: This soft, pale blue brings a breath of fresh air to any space, creating a light and airy atmosphere.

Selvedge by Farrow & Ball: Perfect in low-light spaces, creating a familiar and friendly atmosphere, making it suited to bedrooms or rooms you spend time in, in the evening.

Examples Of Styling Blue Hues:

Paint your kitchen cabinets in Chinese Blue for a bold and dramatic focal point.

Create a soothing bedroom retreat with Stardew walls, white linens, and natural wood furniture.

Use Crystalline in a nursery for a gender-neutral and calming atmosphere.

Whether you prefer a cosy, earthy feel or a fresh, airy ambience, there’s a trending paint colour that’s perfect for your home. With the right styling and decor choices, you can create a space that reflects your personality and keeps your home on-trend for years to come. So, pick your favourite paint colour, and start transforming your living space into a stylish and inviting retreat!

Which of these colour palettes are you favourite?

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