Delphinium Blue: A midrange blue is like a pair of comfy jeans -- it's timeless and looks great with anything. Paint Color: Blue Jean, 2062-50, benjaminmoore.com
Cobalt Blue: It's the biggest news in fashion, wearable for anyone and any room. We borrowed ours from the midnight sky. Paint color: Indigo Cloth, 4009-7, valspar.com
Better than Beige: This naturally warm hue is like pebbles in sand. Paint color: Navajo White, D12-1, olympic.com
Poppy: This pretty poppy explores the trend of adventurous brights. Paint color: Haiku, 4-7, prattandlambert.com
Sunny Yellow: Hello, optimism. Pulled from the sun, our energetic yellow brings a happy mood. Paint color: Sunday Afternoon, T14-19, behr.com
Leaf Green: This leaf-inspired hue is just like the greens in nature -- a colorful neutral. Paint color: Elm Valley, B32-6, acehardware.com
Lilac: Orchid, plum, lavender -- there's a bumper crop of purples out there. Gray undertones in our lilac pick make it easy to live with. Paint color: Obi Lilac, SW6556, sherwin-williams.com
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The Colors
Delphinium Blue: A midrange blue is like a pair of comfy jeans -- it's timeless and looks great with anything. Paint Color: Blue Jean, 2062-50, benjaminmoore.com
Cobalt Blue: It's the biggest news in fashion, wearable for anyone and any room. We borrowed ours from the midnight sky. Paint color: Indigo Cloth, 4009-7, valspar.com
Better than Beige: This naturally warm hue is like pebbles in sand. Paint color: Navajo White, D12-1, olympic.com
Poppy: This pretty poppy explores the trend of adventurous brights. Paint color: Haiku, 4-7, prattandlambert.com
Sunny Yellow: Hello, optimism. Pulled from the sun, our energetic yellow brings a happy mood. Paint color: Sunday Afternoon, T14-19, behr.com
Leaf Green: This leaf-inspired hue is just like the greens in nature -- a colorful neutral. Paint color: Elm Valley, B32-6, acehardware.com
Lilac: Orchid, plum, lavender -- there's a bumper crop of purples out there. Gray undertones in our lilac pick make it easy to live with. Paint color: Obi Lilac, SW6556, sherwin-williams.com
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Layering colors from our Palette of the Year, this living room is on-trend and oh-so-livable. Here's the tricks that make it work:
Keep Calm. Adding color doesn't have to mean painting walls a head-turning hue. Neutrals are an easy-to-live-with backdrop for color elsewhere. And no worries about a cold, stark feel -- today's neutrals are shifting back to classic warm tones.
Set It Off. Try white trim rather than the same neutral as the walls. Contrast makes a room's traditional elements feel fresh.
Expand Your Neutral Zone. Think neutral always means beige or gray? Think navy -- the blue on our sofa grounds bright yellow and coral. But its dialed-back intensity means there's no danger of it reading as a "black hole" in an otherwise light, pretty room.
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Refresh a Bedroom
Bedroom a little dull? Revive it with color. Here's how:
Try a surprise combo. Pantone and paint pros are pumped about purple, so take it beyond a child's room. Paired with classic navy, lavender is all grown up.
Perfect your accent. Use a deep shade from your paint chip for an accent wall, then dial back a couple of shades for the other walls to keep a light, livable look.
Top it off. Master the look of mixed bedding. The key is repetition, with a twist. Lavender from the wall shows up in a pillowcase pattern. Coral softens from punchy on the coverlet to muted and peachy on the pillows. Neutral navy on shams and a throw pulls everything together.
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