Kudos on all of the new 2027 colors. Artifact speaks to me, mostly because I have used similar earthy blue greens for years. They are both subtly energentic and calming. Artifact looks like it could be earthy, muted or fresh depending on it's surroundings and light exposure.
I have a similar color like Celery in my office--I find it energizing.
I am intrigued by the moody French Press Coffee. It could be a good snuggle color for a bedroom.
These three should also be versatile backdrops for artwork. I have found that many a white wall has not been friendy to wall art.
When using dark colors, take into account the mood of the room. Will the cozy, warm, dark room be as inviting in the summer when it's 90 degrees outside? Also, what about our moods during dull, dark,, snowy or rainy days?
I personally would use them as accents to complement lighter colors, not for the entire room.
My favorite is Webster Green....so relaxing and comforting. My parents painted our living room Celery about 50 years ago--the return made me smile.
Kudos on all of the new 2027 colors. Artifact speaks to me, mostly because I have used similar earthy blue greens for years. They are both subtly energentic and calming. Artifact looks like it could be earthy, muted or fresh depending on it's surroundings and light exposure.
I have a similar color like Celery in my office--I find it energizing.
I am intrigued by the moody French Press Coffee. It could be a good snuggle color for a bedroom.
These three should also be versatile backdrops for artwork. I have found that many a white wall has not been friendy to wall art.
When using dark colors, take into account the mood of the room. Will the cozy, warm, dark room be as inviting in the summer when it's 90 degrees outside? Also, what about our moods during dull, dark,, snowy or rainy days?
I personally would use them as accents to complement lighter colors, not for the entire room.