Need to spice things up in your home with a fresh new look? Having gone through a lockdown all throughout 2020 could’ve inspired us to renovate our homes in hopes of making it a more comfortable, productive environment. Being stuck at home for quite a long time could also make us realize how dull and boring the colours are. If you’re one of those people who are looking for a change this year, here are some of the paint colour trends for 2021!
1. Nature colors
After staying indoors for so long, most of us were seeking ways to feel the touch of nature. The lockdowns in 2020 inspired many people to start considering nature, earthy tones which offer a calming, cosy feeling. Similar to being surrounded by nature outdoors, nature-inspired colours such as green would go really well with your indoor plants (if you have any!) which makes your home look like a retreat!
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2. Neutral colors
Neutral colours will always be in trend no matter what year it is, mainly because the colours are suitable for any room, be it bedrooms, offices or dining rooms. There’s a common perception that neutral colours equals to beige or grey, but in actual fact, neutral colours could be of any colour. Creating a calming and comfortable space, warm neutrals such as cream, lilac and beige matches well with almost any colour.
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3. Pastel colours
Gone are the days where pastel colours are used in kindergartens or nurseries. Now, many people are into pastel colours as soft pastel colours provide a happy, safe atmosphere. When you’re surrounded by soft pink, and baby blue hues, you’ll immediately feel relaxed. Pastel colours aren’t just for women, though. This paint colour trend would be suitable for any masculine room too, by mixture several hues of pastel colours together!
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4. Blue colours
Whether it is light or dark blue, this shade is one of the rising paint colour trends in 2021. The best part about the colour blue is that it will always be in style. Not to mention how blue hues are known to be calming and serene. It’s not a surprise how sky blue is one of the most soothing shades of blue as it serves as a reminder of the clear blue skies or ocean. After a tiring and hard day, imagine coming home to a relaxing colour that reminds you of the sky or beach!
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5. Grey colours
For something a little more sophisticated, grey hues are pretty versatile – it matches almost any interior of your home. Light grey is known to offer a calming and soothing atmosphere while also helping to increase the overall space. Hence, it would be suitable for a smaller room to make it appear bigger.
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While you’re looking for a paint colour, bear in mind on how dull colours could really affect you emotionally. Thus, it’s always better to choose the right shade of colour that radiates positivity and produces a positive affect on your mind. With us, rest assured we are able to choose the right colour for your renovation! We offer professional renovation consultation to take the burdens off your shoulders in figuring out which colour suits best.