1. Plain Cream
Cream tones can make spaces feel dull and uninspired.
Designers now prefer warm off-whites and soft grays. These colors create a fresh look while adding depth.
Try paint colors like Skimming Stone or Wood Ash for a modern touch.
2. Pure White
Bright whites are losing favor. They can feel cold and sterile.
People want warmer, cozier homes. Whites with subtle gray hints are better choices. They add depth while keeping rooms light and airy.
Mix textures and patterns with white to bring life to a space.
3. Yellow-Tinted Ivory
Yellow-toned whites on trim and cabinets can look old-fashioned.
Fresher whites with a hint of warmth are trending for 2025. Pure White is a good choice for walls and trim. It creates a clean, unified look.
Talk to a painter about the best finish for each surface in your home.
4. Cool Gray
Cool grays can make rooms feel chilly and unwelcoming.
Warm, rich grays are taking their place. Blue Gray is a cozy option that adds character. The Clay paint range offers warm starting points for building color schemes.
5. Intense Blues and Purples
Bright, bold blues and purples can clash with current trends. They often feel too strong for today’s tastes.
Softer, more muted versions of these colors work better. An aqua blue kitchen, for example, can look fresh and timeless.
