10 Best Paint Colors To Reinvigorate Your Rooms This Year

House & Home’s 2024 Paint Report is here.
Drench your home with the best paints colors of 2024, from Behr’s Cracked Pepper to our new favorite off-white shade by Benjamin Moore — Pristine. Scroll down for 10 trending hues you’ll love!
Ancient Burgundy
Valspar’s perfect marriage of red and purple, this rich merlot shade has dimension. Create a moment in an entry with a painted front door or envelop a home office or library in the color for a cozy, cocooning effect.
Ancient Burgundy (1011-6), Valspar.
Canvas
Pink is still having a moment. This is Barbiecore gone pale rose, for a softer, serene look. Classic and sophisticated, the barely-there blush looks beautiful with other pastel shades or, for more intrigue, add contrasting accents in deep green.
- Photographer Simon Upton
- Designer Salvesen Graham
Canvas, Graham & Brown.
Cracked Pepper
Behr’s Color of the Year is bold, edgy and versatile. A perfect backdrop for blond woods and lighter accents, the soft charcoal shade makes a statement without being too stark. Used in a dining room, it creates an intimate environment that’s chic and stylish.
- Photographer Behr
Cracked Pepper (PPU18-01), Behr.
India Yellow
This saturated mustard hue brings warmth and cosiness to spaces. Energize a living room with golden ochre walls, or paint your kitchen cabinets for an unexpected hit of color.
India Yellow (66), Farrow & Ball.
Mountain Olive
Green continues to trend, but instead of last year’s sage hues, we’re seeing a shift toward darker, muddier olives. This green from Behr has lush, gold undertones, giving it a restorative quality. For a fresh take, bring in contrast with yellows and plums or keep things natural with complementary earth tones.
Mountain Olive (N350-7A), Behr.
Pristine
With its peach undertones, this delicate off-white by Benjamin Moore feels airy yet inviting. Try it in open areas such as hallways and pass-throughs to create an appealing transition from one moody space to another.
- Photographer Benjamin Moore
Pristine (OC-75), Benjamin Moore.
Sabre Gray
Evoking feelings of calm and relaxation, greys continue to reign. This cool iteration with silvery blue undertones visually expands spaces, making it perfect for powder rooms. Sabre gray panelling complemented with blond woods and brass accents creates a dimensional look with staying power.
- Photographer Benjamin Moore
Sabre Gray (1482), Benjamin Moore.
Satin
Add a happy hue in your entry with this year’s trending yellow. Sico’s Color of the Year has a modern, honey-beige vibe that’s both optimistic and calm — it looks great with woods and makes art and objets pop.
- Photographer Roger Davies
- Designer David Cruz
Satin (6112-31), Sico.
Sulking Room Pink
This powdery mauve-pink from Farrow & Ball is feminine but not overly sweet, and looks just right in a kitchen. Juxtapose the muted hue with deep purple or black for a hit of pizzazz that will only heighten its ethereal qualities.
- Photographer Farrow & Ball
Sulking Room Pink (295), Farrow & Ball.
Topaz
Bright, bold colors are back! In 2024, we’ll be gravitating toward vibrant, personality-packed rooms. This deep coral is a delight on its own, but when color-blocked with other bright tones, the result is pure joy.
- Photographer Benjamin Moore
Topaz (070), Benjamin Moore.