4 Interior Paint Color Trends That Will Be Popular in 2021

Trends are something that will always be a constant in the home remodeling industry. Home improvement pros are already predicting which interior paint colors will be trending in the new year. Here are the colors that they say will be popular during 2021.

Vibrant colors – One of the color schemes that will trend in 2021 are colors that are vibrant: cypress, saffron, creamy red or even simple blue. Not only can these colors give your home an energizing yet cozy feel, they can also add a significant touch of elegance.
Sunny hues – Sunny colors such as yellow, ochre and mustard have always been color choices that homeowners gravitate toward, year in and year out. However, home remodeling contractors predict that these sunny hues will be even more popular next year, especially when paired with earthy tones. These colors can significantly brighten up a room and even make it seem as if the room is larger than it actually is.
Jewel tones – Alternatively, jewel tones such as ruby, sapphire and fuschia will trend in the next year. Home improvement pros predict plenty of homeowners will want a color that is refreshing and reinvigorating after the amount of time they spent in their homes in 2020. By repainting with jewel-like colors, homeowners can easily create a visually stimulating home.
Rich, warm colors – There is another color palette that may trend in 2021, thanks to the amount of time people have been forced to spend at home. This palette features rich, warm colors such as chocolate browns, moss greens and deep blues. Unlike jewel-like tones, which reinvigorate and refresh a home, interior designers believe that warm colors convey a sense of coziness, comfort and safety.

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