This is the time of year to do a little interior design and decor trend forecasting. Let’s see what has emerged recently, what is still going strong and what might rise up in the next year or so.

I’ll be weighing in on kitchens and baths in an upcoming post, but today, I’m talking about color.

Color Trends

In this article about some trends I spotted at High Point Market this year, I mentioned lots of greens and blush or pink tones seen in many of the showrooms. They were featured on furniture or on the walls of the vignettes.

It was refreshing to see these colors embraced all over, not only at High Point. I think you can’t go wrong incorporating these into your interiors or decor in 2020.

These bold greens really appealed to me.

This mid-century, extra long green velvet sofa was seen at Memorial Antiques at the Houston Design Center recently.

A bold, green kitchen at the GE Cafe Appliances showroom at KBIS last year, really made a statement.

I’m working on a new kitchen now with a green color palette.

Green and oak kitchen moodboard | #moodboard #greenkitchen

Pink or Blush Color Tones

Benjamin Moore acknowledged this pretty color, First Light, as their color of the year.

Here are some of the pink or blush tones seen at the last High Point Market. I saw everything from game tables, embroidered artwork, upholstered goods, and more.

Pink tones were used in some of the spaces at the Aspire Showhouse in High Point. The powder bath below, designed by Elissa Grayer, and the living room, designed by Libby Langdon, had these lovely soft pink tones.