Plum
“Plum is on the radar for 2015,” says interior designerKati Curtis. Shades of plum can range from deep purple to brown and red, so be sure to compare swatches with other furnishings that will share the space to find the perfect match. “Combining the color with metallic gold creates a sophisticated environment,” she adds.
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Coral
Coral’s ability to set an optimistic tone in the home caught the eye of Jackie Jordan, director of color marketing forSherwin-Williams. Its upbeat quality lead to the appointment of Coral Reef (SW 6606) as the company’s Color of the Year for 2015. The versatile color, Jordan points out, “brings life to a range of design aesthetics whether traditional, vintage, cottage, or contemporary.”
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Primary Colors
St. Louis interior designerJoni Spearpredicts that bright primary hues will be seen more often in the year to come. “I don’t feel that these colors will be used together at the same time,” Spear says, “but more likely as a single bold color accented byblack and whitefor added graphic interest.”
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Marsala
Pantoneannounced its pick of Marsala, an earthy red-brown hue, as the Color of the Year. “Marsala is a dramatic and at the same time grounding color that brings warmth into home interiors,” observes Leatrice Eiseman, Pantone’s executive director, “especially well suited to thekitchen和餐厅。”
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Leafy Green
“Fresh greens taken straight from nature make us feelsafe and calmin our home environments,” says Charlotte Cosby, head of creative atFarrow & Ball, which named its Breakfast Room Green (No. 81) a key color for 2015. Pair it with crisp white for a fresh look, or contrast with a stronger green to re-create the impression of garden leaves.
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Brown
Warm browns like Farrow & Ball’s Tanner’s Brown (No. 255) will continue to be popular choices in home decor, especially in rooms with limited natural light, where their deep tones achieve a cozy atmosphere. “Earth brownsfeel totally timeless and help create spaces that are sanctuaries from the stresses of modern living,” Cosby says.
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Nautical Blue
Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, interior designerKristine Robinsonhas observed a movement toward classic blues. “A lot ofcrisp nautical lookswith cobalt or navy paired with fresh white and dark wood will be popular,” she says.
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