Latest Dispatches

For the past 15 years, Sherwin-Williams has set the stage for the year’s color trends with its highly anticipated “Color of the Year” announcement. In a bold departure from tradition, the company has ushered in a new era of color forecasting with the introduction of its 2025 Color Capsule. This curated collection of nine timeless hues offers a refreshing and versatile palette designed to inspire and empower.

In the final installment of our Sherwin Williams 2025 Colormix Forecast series, we delve into the heartwarming “Kindred” theme. Where Chrysalis offered grounded warmth, Paradox embraced bold contrasts, and Wellspring celebrated nature’s energy, Kindred focuses on the beauty of human connection and shared experiences. It’s a palette that evokes feelings of nostalgia, comfort, and belonging.

In the third installment of our Sherwin Williams 2025 Colormix Forecast series, we explore the invigorating “Wellspring” theme. While Chrysalis offered grounded warmth and Paradox embraced bold contrasts, Wellspring draws inspiration from nature’s revitalizing energy. It’s a palette that celebrates growth, renewal, and the interconnectedness of all living things.

In our continuing exploration of Sherwin Williams’ 2025 Colormix Forecast, we turn our attention to the intriguing “Paradox” theme. Where Chrysalis offered a sanctuary of earthy warmth, Paradox embraces bold contrasts and unexpected juxtapositions. It’s a palette that sparks creativity, encourages self-expression, and celebrates the beauty of individuality.

Any of the neutrals like Drift of Mist, Mindful Grey, Shiitake, & Pure White

Sherwin Williams Color Mix Forecast 2025: Chrysalis

In the realm of interior design, few colors possess the enduring appeal and versatility of white. Sherwin-Williams’ Snowbound is more than just a white paint; it’s a canvas for creating spaces that exude serenity, sophistication, and a touch of timeless elegance.

As the floodwaters from Hurricane Beryl recede, leaving behind a trail of destruction and displacement, we are once again reminded of the raw power of nature and the vulnerability of our communities. But amidst the devastation, we also witness the remarkable resilience of the human spirit and the unbreakable bonds that bind us together. The response to the Beryl flood offers a profound lesson in community, civic duty, and our collective responsibility to protect our planet. Yet, a nagging question lingers: will we, as a society, heed this latest wake-up call, or will we continue to sleepwalk towards a future of escalating crises?

Is Sherwin Williams’ alpaca a gray or beige?

Honeydew, the soft, delicate green with just a hint of yellow (SW 6428), is the unsung hero of the color world. It’s a shade that often gets overlooked, but it has the power to transform your home into a serene oasis. Let’s delve into the versatility of honeydew and how you can incorporate it into your interior design.

Planning a home makeover and struggling to find the perfect paint color? Look no further than First Star by Sherwin-Williams, a versatile and sophisticated neutral that effortlessly elevates any living space.

Not all white paints are created equal. Sherwin-Williams Whitetail (SW 7103) skips the stark coldness and offers a warm, inviting tone that elevates any space.

Sherwin-Williams has carved a reputation as a tastemaker, with their annual Color of the Year pronouncements influencing interior design, fashion, and even product design. However, their 2024 campaign was audaciously different. They didn’t champion a hot new hue; instead, they unveiled the neglected and overlooked — a seemingly peculiar choice they termed “The Loneliest Color.”

This was the case for a homeowner in Sandy Springs, Georgia. Their dream home was marred by outdated wallpaper in the stairwell leading to the second floor and basement. They were looking for a solution to not only refresh the space but also make it feel more modern.

In contemporary cabinet design, a stark, pure white can often feel clinical or overly assertive within a space. As interest in warmer, more inviting palettes grows, designers and homeowners alike are reaching for nuanced off-whites to create a sense of both serenity and sophistication. These slightly toned whites are a study in balance, gracefully avoiding the overly cool notes of some grays and blues while staying clear of excessively yellow undertones.