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It’s time to celebrate the first Color of the Year for 2022 – a vibrant, encouraging green from PPG called Olive Sprig (PPG1125-4).
Green has a universal appeal and readiness to coexist with other hues making it a great option for a COTY choice which might be why Benjamin Moore selected Guilford Green in 2015 and Behr picked Back to Nature in 2020. Continue reading “An Earthy Green is the First Color of the Year for 2022”
It’s here – the first Color of the Year (COTY) prediction for 2019. Just like last year, PPG is the first company to announce their pick for which color will be trending in Interiors in 2019.
While I already reviewed Sherwin-Williams’s color forecast with 6 palettes, they have not revealed their COTY pick yet.
Compared to my previous two posts about 2018 color trends at featured palettes, this post features a named color. PPG Paints Voices of Color names Black Flame as their pick for 2018 Color of the Year (COTY).
PPG Paints believes a new neutral will take the lead in 2018. According to PPG, Black Flame reflects a new design mentality that mimics consumers’ growing yearning for protection, strength and stability to feel safe during uncertain times. Continue reading “Pittsburgh Paints Color of the Year 2018”
PPG Paints has unveiled its 2017 Color of the Year: Violet Verbena (PPG1169-5), a “grayed-off, moody purple with a chameleon-like presence.”
“Violet Verbena is at once as nostalgic as it is modern,” said Dee Schlotter, senior color marketing manager, PPG. “Purple was unanimously selected as the 2017 color of the year by PPG’s global color experts for its distinctive qualities. We are seeing this shade of violet on the runway in fashion, and in textiles for the commercial and residential segments.”
Does this color feel like a blending of Pantone’s 2016 Serenity and Rose Quartz? Continue reading “Pittsburgh Paints Color of the Year 2017”