2023 Paint Color Ideas: What’s Trending for the New Year?
Ahhh, the new year is underway and it’s time to rethink your home’s style. Plus, with the holidays in the rearview mirror, you likely have a little extra wear and tear from all those guests to take care of. This is an awesome time for interior painting!
To help inspire you and get you pointed in the right direction, we thought we’d offer a quick recap of some of 2023’s most popular interior paint colors. Don’t feel stuck with these options, but use them as a springboard for your own creativity. Your paint job should reflect you, your personality, and the colors you love, not just what’s trendy.
With that said, let’s dig in.
The colors of 2023
Cool neutrals like white and gray dominated the scene for quite a while, but 2023 is all about natural colors, ranging from subdued to bold and eye-catching.
Softer neutrals like creams, light taupes, and beiges are a popular choice, creating a calming atmosphere, or you can make a bolder statement with rich berry tones. Greens, browns, and yellows are also a great way to develop a warm and inviting vibe. Or, if you’re feeling adventurous, pink, orange, and yellow are perfect for adding a playful touch.
And remember, if you aren’t ready to commit to painting the whole space with a vibrant color you can use these options for an accent wall too.
Would you like some concrete examples?
Redend Point, Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williams has predicted that bright, saturated colors will be in demand. As their answer to the call, they’re promoting Redend Point, a bright, cheerful shade of orangey red that will definitely brighten up any room.
Other top picks include Cascading Clouds, a light, airy gray with subtle purple undertones, and Rushing River, a bold teal color that really makes a statement. Other popular colors to look out for include Dusk Dune, a deep, moody gray, and True Turquoise, an eye-catching teal.
Raspberry Blush, Benjamin Moore
This is a really unique color, blending pink, peach, and coral hues. It stands alone, or pairs well with a variety of colors for a classic, yet modern, look.
Terra Rosa, Dunn-Edwards
Warm and earthy, Terra Rosa delivers a cheery vibe directly inspired by terra-cotta. If you like neutrals like brown or burgundy but want something new, this is an awesome pick.
Do you have more questions about interior painting in the Bay Area?
Contact us at MB Jessee Painting! We’d love to chat through your goals with you, and can also connect you with a professional color consultation as part of your painting experience with us.




