2027 Paint Colors of the Year Bring Warmth, Wellness, and a Sense of Home

When it comes to choosing paint for your new home, you want something stylish, of course, but have you thought about the emotional and wellness benefits of paint colors? The paint you use can often evoke a sense of calm, restoration, and creativity. Looking forward, here are the paint colors of the year for 2027, where you can use them, and how they will contribute to your wellness journey.

Behr — Grounded

This mossy olive green helps bring the outdoors inside without making your home feel overly rustic. The color is designed to bring a sense of calm to a room —a pause after a busy day. The color plays well with oak, walnut, woven textures, and aged brass. It’s excellent for enveloping the family room. For those looking to balance white walls in the bedroom or ground a workspace, use it as an accent wall.

Dutch Boy — Deep Rooted

If you are looking to add warmth and a sense of energy, Deep Rooted is for you. This rich, earthy orange reflects a move toward colors that feel human, tactile, and connected to the earth and handmade materials. The color works well in places where family and friends gather such as family rooms and kitchens. It’s a welcoming color on front doors.

Valspar — Cottage Door

Cottage Door is a versatile mid-tone gray blue that can be used as a neutral instead of white, cream, or gray. Used in bedrooms, it adds a sense of respite and security. Try it on cabinetry in the kitchen or on one wall behind the sofa for a soft focal point. It can also elevate interior doors, window trim, and built-ins.

Sherwin-Williams — Celery

Sherwin-Williams selected Celery for its wellness benefits. The soft yellow-green gives rooms a light-hearted personality that plays well in spaces associated with morning routines, self-care, and creativity. Pair it with cream, tan, terracotta, warm wood, and deep olives to provide a sense of balance. Use it in the kitchen and offices. It also works well in entrances if you want to make a welcoming, optimistic first impression. 

Glidden — Artifact

Artifact is a smoky blue that feels quiet and restorative and can help a room feel reset and refined while still leaving space for personality. In the bedroom, it can feel peaceful and intimate. In the home office, it can create a focused atmosphere that feels serious but not severe. The color works well with walnut furniture, muted rust textiles and tan leather.

Graham & Brown — Rose Earth

Creating a room cocooned in warmth is easy with Rose Earth. The warm, earthy, muted rose is inspired by the natural pigment of Italian clay. It’s great for homeowners that want something different from greens and blues. Use it with plaster-like textures, warm whites, natural linen, and aged brass. The combination helps rooms feel soothing and collected. Dining rooms benefit from the color as it creates a warm, flattering backdrop for entertaining.

Choose Your Home, Choose Your Color at Jubilee

A home in Jubilee is your base for wellness and relaxation. All our builders integrate premium wellness features in their homes including technology that promotes superior air quality, clean water, optimal lighting, and advanced safety. And they are beautiful, too. Visit us to choose your home. Once you do, choose the paint colors that reflect your personality and provide wellness benefits for the entire family.