2025 In Full Colour
1. The 'Dead Flower' Edit
'Desaturated' means adding black or white pigment to a paint, to reduce the brightness - generally making colours feel classier. The Dead Flower Edit is a pick-and-mix of desaturated floral shades, inspired by the slightly sad beauty of a fading bouquet. These shades will all bring a luxe and rich feel to interiors without feeling shout-y. Nobody wants a room painted like a football shirt - so consider these muted versions of bolder colours a win when you want to add colour, but retain class.
Feeling Bold?
2. The 'Grubby Ramble' Edit
Green is never 'on trend' - because it's never off. The addition of black pigment to Green paint colours adds a greyness that swaps freshness for moodiness, with a beautifully dramatic effect. The Grubby Ramble Edit is a serene mix of greyed greens and grey-based neutrals, inspired by a murky Sunday hike. These shades, with subtle black undertones, channel those windswept landscapes to bring a grounded, timeless aesthetic at home.
Feeling Grubby?
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3. The 'Earthbound' Edit
The hype around stone and earthy shades will continue well into 2025 and beyond. The Earthbound Edit is blend of muted, raw tones that all all have a mineral feel. Think windswept dunes, weathered stone, and faded terracotta. Featuring both red-based shades, and more stone-y ones - all of these earthy-feeling colours are both timeless and bang on trend. They're sure to bring a feeling of natural grounding to any space.
Feeling Grounded?
“We're adding more colour to our homes lately. Plaster pinks and greens - even bold reds. And it feels the more people share their transformations - on Instagram, Pinterest, or whatever - the more we're inspired to add colour ourselves. It's a chain reaction that we're really loving".
Rob & Rob
Founders - COAT Paints
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