- [Instructor] Color is everywhere,
so we can't forget about the other leaders in color trends.
Let's take a look.
Behr's color of the year is Breezeway.
It's a seagrass green that brings calm, harmony,
and an uplifting spirit into your interiors.
It feels refreshing and not overbearing,
and it pairs well with natural wood tones
and neutrals like white and gray.
Benjamin Moore keeps us in the greens family
with October Mist.
This warm sage was inspired by
the silver-green stems of a flower.
It will make your space feel grounded,
but also allows you to get creative
when pairing with other colors.
Now, it's seems this year the leading color family
is within the greens.
We see Sherwin-Williams selected Evergreen Fog.
It's a green-gray hue with a dash of blue
that pulls on organic connections,
but also creates a statement shade.
All of these hues have a common connection,
which brings us a sense of tranquility in our interiors.
Let's talk about digital trends now.
Shutterstock conducts extensive research data
through billions of images that people search,
and their data reveals which were the most used hex colors.
As we continue to seek ways to boost our mood
and energize our hope,
Shutterstock's data confirms
that we will continue to seek out
calm, serenity, and grace.
Calming Coral is a beautiful hue that makes us feel
as if we can actually breathe tranquility.
It makes us feel at peace
but also allows us to be vulnerable.
Now, Velvet Violet captures your attention
without screaming to be in front and center
because it feels regal and dignified.
Pacific Pink feels dreamy, but in a giddy kind of sense,
like this beautiful beach scene.
It's comforting and doesn't feel childish.
Here's one more green hue for you.
This year, Shutterstock's AI data
revealed that greens dominated the landscape
in clickthrough rates and conversions,
so it's something to think about.
As you navigate what colors to use
and what trends can impact your work the most,
always remember the emotion you're wanting to drive,
no matter if you're working
on interiors, print, or digital spaces.