We still have a month and a few more days to go before we have to bid farewell to 2019. As early as now, 2020 is making so much noise, which makes the upcoming year all the more exciting. In the home design industry, many are starting to talk about what’s going to be hot and what’s not, especially for those who are planning to build or redecorate their home next year. Thankfully, some brands and reputable designers have begun sharing their insights and thoughts on what could be among the top 2020 interior paint color trends.
End the year right and welcome the new year with an elegant, beautiful, and trendy home. Here are some of the color trends for interior paint we will see in 2020 that you should know about.
Navy Blue
This timeless color brings such a relaxing vibe, which makes it perfect for bedrooms and living rooms. Navy blue is a classic choice. Expect this trend to become very popular in 2020 and beyond.
Warm Earth Colors
Wine red, apricot orange, shades of brown – think earth colors but not neutral.
Nature Lover
It looks like shades of green, when matched with décor and furniture shades of brown, beige, and blue will become some of the best indoor paint trends of 2020!
Shades of Pink
Just when some designers thought that it’s time to leave pink behind, this charming color just had to hang on tight and will make it to 2020! Minus hot pink and darker shades, lighter shades of pink are creating quite a buzz – rose, blush, flamingo, carnation, and more!
Classic White
Many would say it’s a safe choice because it simply doesn’t go out of style, but we all have to admit that white, when combined with practically any other color in the world, has that kind of charm and that no other color can ever achieve.
Are you ready for your brand new home or a fabulous home makeover? Keep these interior paint color trends of 2020 in mind! For custom-built homes in Winter Park, Orlando, Maitland, Windermere, and surrounding communities, Posada Custom Homes is the company to call. You may reach us at 407-740-7707 for details!
Source: Better Homes & Gardens