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Of late, more and more homeowners have become braver and bolder in terms of their color choices. Even interior designers have experimented with different color palettes. These just prove that your home can also be dressed uniquely and in the most unexpected way possible. You could use the hottest colors right now or create a signature shade that is just oozing with who you are.<\/p>\n

Every year, color trends are decided upon in both the fashion and design industries. These are forecasted first, then created in design studios. Pantone is an example of this. Pantone colors are the hottest in the furniture and fashion communities so it is no surprise that the trendiest styles often trickle down to homes.<\/p>\n

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The Trendy Colors of 2017 <\/strong><\/p>\n

So which hues should you gear towards?<\/p>\n

Plum<\/em> is a rich hue that has made a lot of designers and homeowners drool. You can instantly glam up a space when you pair this interesting color with gold or any vibrant hue. This is unexpected hue to use inside a bedroom or a modern kitchen but it is something that you can try.<\/p>\n

Lavender is one of the most reliable spring colors. Though it\u2019s already summer, you can still use as an unexpected wall adornment. Do the ombre method and you\u2019re on the right track.<\/p>\n

Red<\/em> is also red hot these days. It can be a fall color but it can also work for summer with a little adjustment on which hues you pair it with. It can be the partner of crisp white, deep blue or light gray.<\/p>\n

Mint<\/em> is one of the lightest tints of green. This can be used on retro glassware, platter, or the major furnishings against a neutral palette.<\/p>\n

Caribbean blue<\/em> is also hot. This is the right color to use this summer as it evokes feelings of seaside vacations. Try this as a bold accent or against neutral palettes. The softer shades of blue would do to fill your walls with a classic color.<\/p>\n

Paisley<\/em> is also a light tint of blue. It\u2019s not just a term used in English design which uses boteh or buta which have Persian origins. Use blue paisley as an accent hue. Even if this was trendy back in 2015, nothing can keep this color down in terms of being loved.<\/p>\n

Metallic colors are also hot, hot, hot! Check out weathered brass and how it can liven up your own home. The polished version of brass gives an \u201880s retro vibe that is simply difficult to ignore. Brass accents will also surely steal the show in any transitional kitchen.<\/p>\n

From metallic and fun, why not go to the more consistent yet still trendy hue that is Earl Grey<\/em>. This color \u2013 even when used sparingly \u2013 lends coziness and warmth. Use it inside the bedroom as a combination of blush pink, burgundy, soft orange, or the deeper shades of lavender.<\/p>\n

Pumpkin<\/em> or the color orange is a warm hue that is perfect for summer and all-year round decorating. Use it as a major color and you can have creamy beige as accents and hints everywhere else.<\/p>\n

Stripes<\/em> and summer are synonymous. Think of beach homes and preppy habitats. Stripes are versatile and depending on the combinations, it can be classical or modern.<\/p>\n

Coral \u2013 the burnt type \u2013 is the classic peachy shade of pink. Use it during spring or summer \u2013 or whenever you want to \u2013 it is just perfect.<\/p>\n

Watercolor technique is also hot this 2017. It is best achieved through a structured ombre-inspired wall color or wall treatments. Use it also as a drippy pattern which is unexpected so it is amazingly unique. Go ahead and swirl and twirl.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"