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A bedroom with long cream colored window curtains, a patterned carpet and a bed with a dark blue comforter and a cream blanket.

WINDOW TREATMENTS

A kitchen with white cabinets, a white island with black stools, dark hardwood flooring and dark grey subway tile for a backsplash.

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Beige and dark grey kitchen cabinets in a kitchen designed by Interiors by Modern Design, at Standard Paint & Flooring in West Valley Yakima.

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Carpet in Champagne Toast

Glee Chevron Ceramic Tile in Noce

Rustique Vibe Carpet in Calm

Enduring Style Meets Modern Sensibility

Embrace the beauty of quietly colorful hues with the Color of the Year 2025, Cinnamon Slate 2113-40. A delicate mix of heathered plum and velvety brown, this nuanced color brings a smooth familiarity to any design.

Cinnamon Slate infuses an elevated ease into this palette that transitions gracefully from room to room.

Benjamin Moore Rosepine, color trend 2025 on cabinets acccented with and off white
Benjamin Moore Sea Salt, a color trends 2025 color in a living room with white trim and warm tones
Benjamin Moore Leather Saddle Brown, a color trend 2025 paint color in a dining room with white trim and warm accents

CORRESPONDING PALETTE OF 9 TRENDING PAINT COLORS

Find inspiration in calm, confident colors that are as adaptable as they are distinct. The Benjamin Moore Color Trends 2025 palette invites you to think of all ends of the color spectrum, reminding us of what makes color captivating.