The eternal green
Pantone chose Greenery as the color of the year 2016 and since that time the hue has not left the scene. The intensity may change, but the sense of fullness and calm remains the same. The daily life of the common mortal is more and more agitated and digital and introducing this color in interior decoration is the same as bringing a little bit of nature into the home, which can be implemented in small details or on the various walls at home.
The mystical blue
A mixture of blue and gray results in a color full of mysticism, which provides a more serene energy indoors. For Sue Kim, senior color designer at Valspar, the bluish tones, and in particular this one, "are the perfect touch of purple to free our minds, with a few hints of gray to keep our feet on the ground," he said in an interview.
The softest terracotta
With a very Mediterranean and southern US inspiration, earth tones will fill the key details of any room. This color, warm and at the same time sophisticated, can be the backdrop for a dining room or a kitchen when combined with tiles, for example.
The creams
Minimalist seems to be the movement that has endured most in the interior decoration industry and, it seems, will not disappear. The truth is that minimalism has become a lifestyle and has encouraged many to opt for a more relaxed and carefree daily life, so these shades will manifest themselves in shades of cream, beige and white.
The woody tones
Colors inspired by wood are a good alternative to traditional shades of beige. They are neutral and take on shades of gray and pine, perfect for minimalist people and all those who want a house without strong colors.
The white
There is nothing more classic than a white-painted room. It is the perfect canvas to decorate and redecorate whenever you want. For the year 2019, the ideal is to add small nuances of more sober tones.
The yellow
Choosing a color from its meaning is recurring. They say that green means hope and yellow represents light, sunbeams, youth and energy, all of which are key words to face 2019 with a more optimistic aura and a well-decorated division.
Souce: Vogue
