Home Design: Hottest Paint Colors According to Bloggers

Paint is one of home design basics that a designer must learn how to incorporate appropriately in a given space. To make your space not only colorful but updated, you can try these hottest paint colors picked out by noted bloggers from all over the world.

As reported by Huffington Post, these updated shades of 2016 will surely make any space look modern and lavish.

First on the list is Sherwin-Williams "Naval." The color scheme makes the space look more luxurious than usual with shades of navy and white.

Another color scheme is the "Indigo Batik" which also incorporates shades of blue. With a denim hue, this paint color is more suitable for rooms that house children, especially when it is accompanied by fabric.

Last but not the least is the color scheme called "Cooled Blue." This is brighter than the two and compliments a full accent wall with shades of bold green-blue.

There is also the "Realist Beige," which is perfect for designers who love their paint simple yet elegant. It is more suitable for minimalist designers who want the colors in the room more natural yet enticing.

Meanwhile, Benjamin Moore's "Carbon Copy" paint color scheme suits homeowners who love to incorporate more drama in their space. This shade definitely demands attention.

The "Kensington Green" is also an attention-grabber as it adds fun to the room with its shade of forest green. It looks best when designed alongside similar tones of green, and it would look more enticing with an ombre wall.

Last but not the least, Moore also introduced the "MS Plumage," the more aggressive look for homeowners who want to feature their wild side in a room. In fact, the paint color reflects how vibrant a peacock's tail is supposed to look like - only classier and more interesting.

In other news, Chicago Now reports that Pantone, one of the leading brands in the paint collections market, also declared Sherwin Williams' "Alabaster 7008" as one of the best pastel colors formally recognized as one of the "Colors of the Year."

"Alabaster 7008" features an off-white tone with a hint of beige that adds a cooler feel in a space.