Skip these colors and take inspiration from rich hues, textured finishes, and nature-inspired shades instead.
Ali Harper
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These deep hues will take over traditional all-white spaces, such as kitchens and bathrooms.
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Lisa Romerein; Interior Design: Heidi Caillier
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“Neutrals will shift toward warm earth tones,” she says.
“Pops of color will take on muted or dusty shades,” Eisenhart predicts.
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Muted colors offer contrast in a more delicate and approachable way, creating spaces that are familiar and comfortable.
Rather than high-gloss surfaces adding a glamorous touch in 2025, Eisenhart shares a more earthy paint trend emerging.
Thelimewash paint trendgives walls a textured look and instantly infuses spaces with old-world charm.
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Astrid Templier
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This doesn’t just mean bringing in shades of greenalthoughgreens hues such as oliveare a big trend right now.
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