Colour of the Year and Colour Trends 2026 - Silhouette AF-655

Introducing the Benjamin Moore Colour of the Year 2026, Silhouette AF-655. Inspired by classic suiting and weaving luxurious burnt umber with delicate notes of charcoal, this distinctive hue brings chic style to the Colour Trends 2026 palette and refined elegance to any space.

Colour of the Year and Colour Trends 2025 - Cinnamon Slate 2113-40

Hear from our colour experts on what went into choosing our Colour of the Year 2025, Cinnamon Slate 2113-40, a delicate mix of heathered plum and velvety brown, and the rest of the quietly colourful Colour Trends 2025 hues.

Colour of the Year and Colour Trends 2024 - Blue Nova CC - 860

Explore Benjamin Moore’s Colour of the Year 2024, Blue Nova CC - 860. Violet and blue come together to create this elevated, sumptuous hue, taking centre stage in the extraordinary Colour Trends 2024 palette.

Colour of the Year and Colour Trends 2022

Benjamin Moore Colour of the Year October Mist CC-550 is a gently shaded sage that anchors while encouraging creative expression. The Colour Trends 2022 palette of 14 hues includes refreshed primary colours, luminous pales, and botanical hues, offering endless colour combinations.

Colour of the Year and Colour Trends 2021

Benjamin Moore Colour of the Year 2021, Aegean Teal 2136-40, is an intriguing blue-green paint colour that creates natural harmony and invites us to reflect and reset. The twelve hues of the Colour Trends 2021 palette, which includes Colour of the Year Aegean Teal 2136-40, comfort as they uplift. Rooted in the elegant, handspun textures of the home, this curated collection of colours reflects a grounded sensibility with warm, sunbaked hues that play to the senses.

Colour of the Year and Colour Trends 2020

Benjamin Moore Colour of the Year 2020, First Light 2102-70, is a rosy hue blooming with potential. The Colour Trends 2020 palette-ten harmonious hues that complement First Light 2102-70-combines optimism with understatement, a selection of bright, airy hues and saturated colours. Hand-selected by Benjamin Moore's Colour & Design experts, these ten paint colours can stand alone or cohabitate seamlessly.