Stenciling With Benjamin Moore’s 2014 Color Trends

Cutting Edge Stencils Shares Home Decor Inspiration Using Benjamin Moore’s 2014 Color Trends

Good Morning, my color enthusiasts! We wanna talk color trends today.  Not too long ago, Pantone declared we’d be painting the town a bright, vibrant shade of purple. Cutting Edge Stencils gladly welcomed Radiant Orchid as Pantone’s Color of the Year for 2014 in this post.  Our paint partner, Benjamin Moore, has a slightly different perspective on the color trends for the New Year.  They’re expecting to see a world of “new” neutrals with just a hint of color.  The Benjamin Moore 2014 Color Trend Forecast describes the palette as, “Pastels, softened and filtered, to lift the spirit but not shout too loud… colors that can make a room happy, flatter your possessions and your art. We call these the new neutrals.”  So now that we’ve tickled your color sense with sophisticated grays, serene blues and earthy neutrals, let’s take a look at how you could introduce these trendy Benjamin Moore colors into your home using our stencils.

Every day is a new day, so why not greet it with Benjamin Moore’s breath of fresh air 806.   The Color of the Year is a fitting color for a bright and happy space like this bathroom.  Compliment this soothing blue palette with a nature-inspired stencil like our Vines Allover pattern designed by Kathy Peterson.

Now if earthy neutrals make your heart go pitter patter then you will most likely welcome the next color scheme into your home. Pair Benjamin Moore’s castleton mist HC-1 with our Paisley Allover just like our fan, Meta.  Accent the space with a rich brown to complete the gorgeous look.

Plums and lavenders have swept Benjamin Moore off its feet.  Balance trendy and traditional by pairing our Verde Damask Allover stencil with Benjamin Moore’s iced mauve 2115-50. Enjoy the most luxurious down time with these soft purple tones.

Punch things up a bit with coral infused pinks and glowing neutrals.  Embrace the trend by painting an intricate pattern like our Trellis Allover Stencil in fruit shake 2088-60 and coral essence 2007-40.  Flatter your art and make your room feel happy with these rosy hues.

Which color trends palette would you consider for your home? Leave us a comment below!

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Michelle and the Cutting Edge Stencils Crew