Sherwin-Williams 2022 Color of the Year<\/h2>\n
Always on the cutting edge of innovation and style, the folks at Sherwin-Williams have chosen Evergreen Fog (SW 9130) as their\u00a02022 Color of the Year<\/a>. Sherwin-Williams describes the green-meets-gray paint color as \u201ca versatile and calming hue\u2026 a simple but sophisticated wash of beautiful, organic color for spaces that crave a subtle yet stunning statement shade.\u201d<\/p>\n In addition to selecting a singular color of the year, Sherwin-Williams has compiled their annual\u00a0Colormix Color Forecast<\/a>\u00a0collection of 40 en vogue colors destined to be all the rage in 2022. Below are some of the highlights:<\/p>\n Dark and impactful paint colors like Garret Gray (SW 6075) and Iron Ore (SW 7069) are sure to give your home a classic yet dynamic boldness that brighter options may lack. Pair these natural tones with contrasting accents of more vibrant reds and blues for a remarkable and trendy look to your home.<\/p>\n Softer and brighter paint colors found in nature, like Woven Wicker (SW 9104), \u00dcber Umber (SW 9107) and Natural Linen (SW 9109) offer a more traditional appearance that complements plenty and never goes out of style. Reminiscent of the warmth of the Earth, these timeless options are subtle enough to promote relaxation, yet prominent enough to make a statement. It\u2019s no surprise that the\u00a02021 Sherwin-Williams Color of the Year<\/a>\u00a0(Urbane Bronze \u2013 SW 7632) and the aforementioned 2022 Color of the Year (Evergreen Fog \u2013 SW 9130) fall within this classic-meets-contemporary color category.<\/p>\n And speaking of natural paint colors, expect to see a lot more green in 2022 (aesthetically speaking, at least). Classic and subdued green hues like Cucuzza Verde (SW 9038) and Rosemary (SW 6187) provide a sense of growth and rejuvenation and are unlikely to fall out of favor any time soon.<\/p>\n From subtle to stunning, hues of pink are back for 2022. While a serene tone like Ros\u00e9 (SW 6290) can produce a soothing, peaceful atmosphere, more vivid and powerful paint colors like Dynamo (SW 6841) can brighten a room with positive energy, brilliance, and glamour. Though some might disagree, sometimes pinks are best used in moderation, and you\u2019ll find no shortage of these accent colors that can liven up your space in an instant.<\/p>\n Many homeowners in 2022 are shying away from traditional primary and secondary hues and going with something a bit bolder and more out-of-the-box that still has a familiarity to it. Radiant, warm reds like Rejuvenate (SW 6620) and Sierra Redwoods (SW 7598) and modern greens like Cascades (SW 7623) or Basque Green (SW 6246) offer a modern take on the classics and are garnering a lot of interest from those looking to give their home that unmistakable POP!<\/p>\n We hope we\u2019ve given you some inspiration and maybe even some direction on where to take your home in the coming year with these popular paint colors for 2022. Though it should come as no surprise that there are plenty of options out there, the true perfect color for any space is the one that makes you and your family feel at home. At CertaPro Painters\u00ae of San Francisco, our color consultations<\/a>\u00a0can help you find the paint color that\u2019s right for you. Or try out our\u00a0MyPaint Colors visualizer<\/a>\u00a0to test out several options at once. And when you\u2019re ready to embark on your painting project, our residential painting professionals are standing by ready to assist. Contact us today for a\u00a0free estimate<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If your home\u2019s interior walls are looking a little drab, or it\u2019s just time for something new, then follow your instinct (and your imagination) and rejuvenate your living space with a fresh coat of color that leaves an impression. 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<\/p>\nWarm Neutrals and Natural Textiles<\/h3>\n
Organic Greens<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nLush and Blush Pinks<\/h3>\n
Not-so-Basic Primary and Secondary Colors<\/h3>\n
Conclusion<\/h3>\n