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Benjamin Moore Announces 2027 Color of the Year

Benjamin Moore 2027 COTY

Benjamin Moore announced its Color of the Year 2027 as Webster Green HC-130. “For 2027, our focus centered on the green color family. When we looked across the past, present and future of color trends, variations on green consistently demonstrated …

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Minwax Names 2027 Color of the Year

Minwax 2027 COTY

Minwax announced Pickled Oak (MW260), a light, soft neutral with gentle warm undertones, as its 2027 Color of the Year. Pickled Oak creates a subtle wash that allows wood’s natural grain to show through. Reflecting growing interest in understated wood …

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C2 Paint Names Pueblo as 2027 Color of the Year

C2 Paint 2027 COTY

C2 Paint has named Pueblo (C2-510) its 2027 Color of the Year, a nuanced, warm hue made of earth, rose and brown tones. Pueblo leads Rural Renaissance, C2’s 2027 color story, evoking the idea of rediscovering curiosity, creativity, appetite and …

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Dunn-Edwards Announces 2027 Color of the Year

Dunn-Edwards 2027 coty

Dunn-Edwards Corporation has announced French Press Coffee (DEBN07) as its 2027 color of the year. The shade is a a deep brown softened by a subtle plum undertone that embodies the rich character of roasted coffee and the enduring appeal …

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Pittsburgh Paints Announces 2027 Color of the Year

Pittsburgh Paints 2027 Color of the Year

The Pittsburgh Paints brand has named Artifact (PPG10-16) the 2027 Color of the Year. A warm, smoky blue, Artifact brings a steady sense of calm to both residential and commercial spaces, emphasizing authenticity over perfection. “Artifact invites reflection and calls …

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BeautiTone Reveals Rosewater as 2027 Color of the Year

BeautiTone 2027 color of the year

Home Hardware’s BeautiTone has named ‘Rosewater’ (TR27-2-1) its 2027 Color of the Year. The soft, radiant pink balances comfort with sophistication, offering a fresh take on creating calm, lived-in spaces. ‘Rosewater’ marks a shift from the deeper, moodier hues of recent …

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