Photo: Courtesy of Shannon Dupre/DD Reps for Isabella Patrick Interiors1. Hague Blue by Farrow & Ball
Photo: Michael J. Lee for DAG DesignCara Fineman is a fan of deep, moody blues, which is why she chose Hague Blue by Farrow & Ball for the primary bedroom design. 'Darker than navy, Hague Blue is rich, bold, and adds a sense of depth to any room,' says the founder of DAG Design.
'This color brings an air of sophistication while preserving a peaceful ambiance, making it an ideal choice for creating those intimate, cocoon-like spaces that many people are drawn to at the start of the year.'
2. Smoky Azurite by Sherwin-Williams
Photo by Dustin Peck, courtesy of CAROLYNLEONA.Smoky Azurite by Sherwin-Williams is a striking shade of blue that's currently trending. "This hue adds a touch of luxury to any room, glowing with depth and richness," says Liz Goldberg, the founder of CAROLYNLEONA. "We embraced this bold color, covering every surface, even ensuring the drapery matched the exact shade of the walls."
3. Funky Fruit by Benjamin Moore
Photo by Raquel Langworthy, courtesy of Christina Kim Interior Design.In 2025, expect bold, vibrant colors to take center stage. "Our clients are stepping away from sticking only to neutral paint colors and embracing more unique and colorful combinations," says Christina Kim, founder of Christina Kim Interior Design.
She anticipates an increase in the use of yellows and tangerines in the coming year, having recently chosen Benjamin Moore's Funky Fruit for a project. According to Christina, it's "a lively, fun shade that pairs beautifully with browns, pinks, and even soft whites."
4. Eating Room Red by Farrow & Ball
Jared Kuzia, courtesy of Camden Grace Interiors.Don't be afraid to embrace bold red tones in your home. "There's a reason red is so commonly used in restaurant branding—it’s inviting and cozy," says Jeanne Barber, the founder of Camden Grace Interiors.
Because of this, she adores using the color, especially Farrow & Ball's Eating Room Red in spaces like mudrooms and entryways. "It creates a striking first impression for guests as they walk in," Barber notes.
5. Deep Maroon by Sherwin-Williams
Photo credit: Whitney Atkinson for Studio PlumbAdd a touch of wine-inspired charm to your dining area—specifically to the walls. Rebecca Plumb, the founder of Studio Plumb, loves deep berry hues and has opted for Sherwin-Williams' Deep Maroon for her dining room cabinets. She shares, "I believe any color is more captivating when paired with it."
6. Sherwin-Williams' Alabaster White
Photo credit: Andrew Welch for Claire Thompson DesignA new year offers a blank canvas, and a soft white hue can symbolize a fresh start. Claire Thompson, the founder of Claire Thompson Design, favors Sherwin-Williams' Alabaster White. "The shade adds sophistication to any room without feeling too harsh or impersonal," she says. "It’s my preferred white and the ultimate neutral foundation for any design style!"
7. Sherwin-Williams' Creamy
Photo credit: Christina Hussey for House of DrennanAnother excellent white option is Sherwin-Williams' Creamy, which Rebecca Bridges describes as a favorite among many. "It’s a stunning, warm white that brings softness to any room," says the founder of House of Drennan. "I particularly love using this color in white kitchens and on exterior trim."
8. Mossy Oak by Benjamin Moore is a shade that brings nature indoors with its calming green hue.
Photo courtesy of Michael Vincent Parks of DDReps, captured for Pistachio Designs.Even in the coldest months, you can infuse your apartment with a hint of nature using Mossy Oak by Benjamin Moore. According to Elaine Burns Thompson, founder of Pistachio Designs, "This grounding green creates a serene connection to the outdoors, making it especially perfect for compact New York City apartments."
9. Sweet Basil by Benjamin Moore is another inviting color that complements any interior with its soothing tone.
Photo courtesy of Shannon Dupre/DD Reps, captured for Isabella Patrick Interiors.Benjamin Moore's Sweet Basil is a popular green often chosen by Isabella Patrick's clients. As the founder of Isabella Patrick Interiors, she shares, "Green is so uplifting, and that’s exactly the energy we want to embrace stepping into 2025."
