Every paint company, interior designer, and even foodie influencer has their prediction for the 2025 color of the year. So what’s a regular person to do? We’ve collected a bunch of these color-of-the-year predictions and we’re not even selling paint, interior design, or food, although we like all those things! We’ll give our own opinions, too, even though you didn’t ask for them. Also: you’re welcome!
We wrote about colors in the past, too. You might like Pantone’s Color of the Year 2023.
HGTV Home Collection by Sherwin Williams
Not content to have just one color, Sherwin Williams has given an entire collection of colors this fancy pants moniker. What do you think of it? Naturally Refined is the collection’s name and Quietude is the brand’s 2025 Color of the Year. This collection seems rather safe, since its focus is so wide. But our favorite is the Reading Nook with its Nutshell color (scroll down in the article), with the Nursery with Spiced Cider coming in second. Both rooms have unusual color combinations.
Martha Stewart talks about Behr’s Color of the Year
Behr Paint, which has chosen Rumors as its 2025 Color of the Year, has picked a beautiful ruby red color. We couldn’t be more pleased with this one. It’s rich and romantic and evocative of a bygone era, while also being modern. How can that be? No clue, but it works beautifully. So beautifully that Martha Stewart included it in one of her articles.
Valspar chooses a deep blue
Another deep, jewel tone color is Valspar’s gorgeous, ultramarine blue. It’s a soothing and relaxing blue that will make you want to relax wherever you use this color. And the article also gives some harmonizing colors which you might like. This is another winner.
Stainmaster picks Truffle
Don’t you wish you had the job of choosing paint names? Truffle is another deep color choice that envelopes you with earthy goodness. And it’s not just the kind of earthy goodness that pigs like, but humans like it as well! It’s a beautiful deep brown color that is available only at Lowe’s.
Mochi by Little Green
One of our favorites is Mochi, which probably looks very different depending on the light. It has peachy-pink undertones, and you could probably relax while eating your mochi in your mochi-painted kitchen. This is a neutral which would work anywhere in the house or office. Check out the color combinations on the Mochi website, too. You could even pair Mochi with other brownish colors, such as Nutshell or Truffle for tone-on-tone fabulousness.
Have questions?
You can use decorative window film to harmonize with whatever colors you choose for your home or office. Give us a call and we’ll give you some ideas! We’d love to help you choose the best window film for your home or office. We work all over the greater San Francisco Bay Area, from San Jose to the East Bay to the Peninsula and Marin–and beyond! Give us a call at 415.623.8700.
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