This could be because the eye is receptive to calming colors found in nature. This color, which is associated with tranquility, inspiration, liveliness and grounded well-being, is also thought to make a home more attractive to potential buyers when on the market. Green, and specifically sage green, is a color that seems to come in and out of vogue.
Perhaps we are now ready to settle in and roll onward and upward with the punches of life right as it unfolds. In terms of color psychology, it’s possible that we need less of a sunny boost this year. This is quite a bright contrast to the cooler and more earthy sage greens featured across major paint brands for 2022. One of Pantone’s 2021 colors of the year, Illuminating, was a bright and happy yellow. With the emergence of prairie fashion and the resurgence of Venetian textures, like plaster walls and terrazzo flooring, the stage is set for passionate pinks and deep burgundies.Īnother notable change is that we now move from yellows to greens as the top trending colors of the year. The “cottage-core” style, which has been on trend for the past couple of years, created a yearning for more of these natural, deep reds. Newer popular palettes now incorporate some fun berry and wildflower hues into the mix, offering up a countryside feel. Greige (the combination of gray and beige) is still a mainstay for Industrial Bridge Painting and a suggestion that color is never one dimension. Lots of timeless anchoring colors remain, as do the stark linen whites and warm earthy clay tones. The palettes this year aren’t a far bridge from last year. The colors of 2022 extend the mood with some enhanced and additional themes, along with an added nudge of expansive possibility. It came as no surprise that the 2021 palette included nature colors, homey comfort and sunbaked hues to remind us that home is a place of safety and rest.
After the whirlwind of 2020, we yearned for solace on the home front. Last year, tranquility was the name of the game.
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