Color Of The Year 2022! | Interior Color Trends 2022 *The Paint People*
The Paint People are back to talk about the newest Colour of the Year 2022, this time it's one of the Behr Paint colors! Arguably one of the best Behr paint colors to use in bathrooms, Breezeway is a really soothing cool green-blue that I want to share with you all!
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Should we wait till we're closer to 2022, it's time for a 2022 color of the year to talk about, and i don't know about you, but i'm very excited if you're not totally up to speed on the many different paint companies out there, that's cool, but a Company that i'm pretty sure most of us know, especially here in north america, is home depot and the paint that is exclusively available. There is called bear from a product standpoint. They have an extensive line of architectural paint and wood care products, but today we're just focused on color, specifically the 2022 color of the year breezeway and the overall trends palette by bear paint, which means they're joining the likes of ppg, sherwin-williams and valspar. As some of the earlier color of the year, selectors part of me thinks shouldn't we wait till we're closer to 2022 or at least at 22 before we dictate the colors. I don't know, but i guess that's part of the fun you know what else is fun hitting the like button boom seriously, give it a try, okay enough, youtuber silliness. So what do we have here? Bear look at all these colors. This is the color trends palette for 2022.. It looks like a pretty broad spectrum of colors to me with some earthy beige and tan colors, quite a few cooler colors, some gray, even some red and yellow. But it also seems to me that quite literally half of the colors are within a sort of pastel or lighter range and the other half are your mids and deep colors for something with a little more saturation. So already there's a half and half split of lighter color lovers and those more richer, color cravers out there. I also sense a common theme from company to company, where there's this underlying message of inspiration and finding a sense of peace and serenity after uh, admittedly pretty troubling couple of years or so. And when i look at this palette, i do see that to a certain extent, what i also see is maybe a little bit of over inclusion. If that's a thing, there really is a little bit of everything which is great because it should serve a greater number of people, but also at the same time, doesn't quite have an extremely clear, concise design message they're trying to put across. So, let's start off right away with that color of the year by bear breezeway a paragraph from the website says: looking ahead to 2022, we have a desire to embrace a sense of renewal and to explore new hobbies or adventures both near and far that excite us. I mean breezeway looks like a fine color with that understated soothing greeny blue. Like the green part. At this point, does it excite me exactly? I don't know continuing on the bear. 2022 color of the air breezeway offers feelings of coolness and peace while representing a desire to move forward and discovered newfound passions. I guess feelings of coolness refers to the literal cool coloration of it and i guess peace, because it's not gon na stir up any visceral responses. When you look at it, i feel like. I should be happier with this choice because i'm mr green age, after all, but in a way i kind of feel that breezeway is sort of a gateway drug back towards cool grays, which i'm not a huge fan of as a main wall. Color anymore, i really felt a general shift away from blue grays to slightly more warmer optimistic tones and, while breezeway has a nice combination of green and blue, it's that silvery quality. That does make it feel cooler, which is ironic, because apparently the color was inspired by sea glass found on the shores of salty warm beaches. It'S a coastal color. I get it and within that specific color palette or design style, you accompany it with rich woods. Warmer creamy, off-whites and other colors of the like it'll look really nice, but i'm unsure. If that's the definitive direction interior design is going next year, i'm sorry peeps. Normally i try and remain as open-minded as possible with these types of videos, but i'm not totally there with breezeway. I see it as a trend color in the sense that you'll love it this year, but then want to paint over it in the next year or so. The good news is, if you're, not totally in love with the coastal color palette. You do have quite a few other options within that bare color trends. Palette, lovely bright colors like cornstalk, rich terracotta red, is like perfect penny and you have lingonberry punch for an even more vibrant, take on red and other great colors like sustainable and wild mustang. I also noticed that your annual navy blue selection, which every color trends palette needs to have was kind of replaced by a more teal leaning color in ocean abyss, which is yet another hint that i feel like bear is kind of in a coastal headspace in 2022. But it really does look nice as a color and rich, no matter what your lighting is. It'S gon na work with warmer incandescent lighting or cooler north facing room lighting doesn't really matter. It'S gon na look pretty consistent throughout. If anything. My eyes were kind of drawn to dark cobalt blue. When i saw its renderings on the bear website, it's the type of deep blue you don't normally see in design, which is part of its intrigue. It'S that rich, almost indigo purple touch in the undertones that gives it a modern flair. You don't really have to worry about this, one feeling subtle or under-saturated, it's quite dynamic, but at the end of the day, what do i know i feel like i've, become the youtube ambassador for green, as exemplified in the sherwin-williams color of the year video, but as Soon, as you bring in a little too much blue, i pump the brakes a little bit. I guess we should put together our own color of the year list at some point right. How cool would that be? Would you like me to talk about all these bear? Colors in a little more detail, or maybe there's just one or two that you want to look at specifically. Let me know, because i do try and take as many requests as i can stay tuned hill and
Comments
Karen Gilmore: I would love to see an in depth comparison of all the colour palettes of the year, and see how similar/different they are. Having lived with warm browns a lot of my life, I LOVE the cool colours. I actually am really digging Breezeway, and wonder if it can work in my place.
Michelle B: I actually like this palette. There are a lot of colors that would make me happy. I have bright and bolder colors currently and I’m ready to bring them down a bit. Corn Stalk seems really butter-rich. After Rain is a good blend of muted and clear. I like Studio Clay as a mushroom-cozy neutral… lots to work with.
FL: I would love more discussion on some of the behr colors of the year . I think because behr is at Home Depot and so many people use that line it’s nice to know more about it
Zee Stroud: I would love to see a video with some of the Behr deeper colors from this palette. The lighter colors are not very exciting. What IS exciting is the anticipation of what Benjamin Moore's Color of the Year will be! I love their paint.
Adrienne Boullianne: omg i absolutely love it!!! for me, i did react viscerally to it. such an inviting color! yes, i would love to see you explore more of the behr colors, plz
Kay Brown: YES! A Paint People Color, or better yet, Pallet of the Year would be a lot of fun. Love that Cobalt, btw!
Ellen Zluticky: Having had picked one of these breezeway colors for my great room I am looking for a color that is in between not so stand out so I can accent it more. Yes! More videos on these colors!
Dianne Anderson: I’m enjoying this James but not all of us are in to all warm colors. I favor cool colors. Lived through the gold, rusts and browns in the 60’s and 70’s. Time for cool! Keep up the great work!
Cathy Lehman: AFTER 2022 begins, I would like to see the "James" color of the year. I am not impressed with Behr--seems too common, no imagination, and playing it safe. I am anxiously awaiting Benjamin Moore's colors (Valspar) for the year!
KET: We did most of our house in classic gray (BM) . We love it but now we are doing our family room that has a pine wood ceiling ( that has come into its own, it’s been there for 15yrs.) and looks into the dining area that has the classic gray. We think we want more of a warm color in the family room, more color.. What do you think ? What color pops in your mind? Thanks so much.. you guided me right with classic gray.. What are your thoughts
SunshineNsprinkles: Come on Benny Moore! Bring us some amazing colors for 2022
Reba Jackson: Yes please on a Paint People color palette! And I seriously hope you will consider the name greigeen for gray/beige/green. ;-)
Kimberley Hill: I hear ya re there not being a distinct point of view for the 2022 palette. But that’s probably forgiven as it offers something for everyone. Not keen on Breezeway - too icy for my taste, but I see how it could work with warm woods, etc. With white, I’m shivering! Would enjoy your detailed breakdown of the other Behr 2022 colours - bring it on! Thank you!
Lauren Lovecraft: I want one of these companies to pick a chartreuse or hot pink for colour of the year. That’d be fun :)
Robin Cooper: I would love to see your Color of the Year choices! It would be fun.
magenta44: I love every color in this Behr palette! (uhm...except Corn Stalk)
Lisa Smith: I guess I’m a trendsetter because this is one of the swatches I brought home the other day for a half bath. Not what we’re going with but “coastal” leaning colors are my jam
Kelly Blaxton: Yes! You should do your own color of the year!
Mary Anna: Behr’s color of the year doesn’t particularly strike my fancy, thanks for the video
Debb Machado: Am in the process of painting my new house with Behr "Livingston and trim is Baked Sienna. Living in Arizona, I wanted earth tones and judging by the neighbors reactions it's a success. Want to meet your neighbors quickly -- paint your house!
JaclynC: Behr use to have color called Juicy Fig…the most luscious mossy green. Wonder if it’s still available? I painted one of our bedrooms in that color 15 years ago. It was like a little dark jewel box, but eventually we did repaint the room as it’s a rather dark color.
Janice Lindegard: I'd love to see YOUR colors (or colors) of the year.
vaderladyl: I love warm colors!
vsedai: So sick of neutrals. After 2020 we need life not bland. And you are missing the greatest thing about paint. It is easy to paint again. Our living room growing up was, a kinda of light turquoise, then it was a light golden rod, and when my mom then painted in a soft loamy green, we bitched but it was so nice, once the art went back on the walls. I grew up with color. I am looking for a deep azalea for my new living room. I am going for garden colors, azalea and accent with the periwinkles of hydrangeas. Any brand names would be great. Just found your show....thanks
Jared Feeney: This color feels way too forced to me, as if they’re tryin too hard to cram their “not often thought of” turquoise into the mix, especially considering they’re making this their color of the year. It’s just too limiting of a color that I can’t see fitting into many spaces at all, imo. It’s even too much for a bathroom, which is the only spot I’d even consider it for.
Sandikal: Breezeway reminds me of the color of 60s doctors' offices and hospital hallways. I can almost smellnthe alcohol and disinfectant.
Nicole Masson: I would like to learn a little bit more with : Basswood, Studio Clay, Nightingale Gray, top one color and the bottom another color. I would like to paint my kitchen cabinets in a room with no light with ceramic floor,kind beige with yellow and gray line in it. and wonder if it might be ok as a color. TKS
Tammy Dietschweiler: I’d like to see your color palette of the year?!?
Krista Self: I could see this color in a bedroom or bathroom.
sacuster1: You didn't seem to be impressed with this palette. Me neither.
Diced Rice: Breezeway is Agean Teal's drab cousin.
DianaN: That’s what I look like when I’m car-sick!
v lanza: Can you do bathroom colors and examples. I was leaning toward this soft color with black, white and marble counters, but now not sure.
Vanessa B: I am being honest. I am not crazy about these colours. They seem dated and too pastelley for me. Reminds me of colours 30 years ago.
SunshineNsprinkles: I saw a commercial from BM this morning. They were promoting a sky blue color with green plants in the background. Hmmm
Barbara James: From the splash screen I’m expecting a Big Discussion on Pistachio?
Gail Bradford: It’s a farmhouse color too….you know as in barely a hint of color from basic white.
Rhea Highland: Do your color of year!
FL: Love ocean abyss
Barbara James: I think Breezeway is very pretty, but not in the kitchen. Seriously, what food looks good in reflected blue light? Or person for that matter ❤️
FL: Im all about coastal.
Peggy Vaughn: Laurel tree and corn stalk
Craig Casper: Yeah, it's a meh color.