5 Hottest Paint Colors for Miami Area Homes in 2019

Every year, designers around the world look forward to the reveal of Pantone’s new Color of the Year. Similarly, interior designers await the rollout of new color palettes from major paint companies.These rollouts require color stylists to carefully analyze global and societal trends from the runway, varying lifestyles, and demographics. Consumer Reports recently predicted the hottest interior paint colors of 2019, and we picked our favorites here.

We also included how and where to incorporate these colors into your home.

Why it's hot: neutral tones create a calming ambiance

Where to use: living room, sleek kitchen, sophisticated bedroom

Where to buy: select paint and hardware stores

Why it's hot: this almost-periwinkle-blue is refreshing and can revive any dull space that needs some light!

Where to use: accent wall, living room, or on furniture

Where to buy: local Ace Hardware

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Photo credit: Ace Hardware & Pinterest

Why it's hot: it may seem vibrant, but this teal can actually be calming when combined with neutral hues

Where to use: any room! 

Where to buy: Lowe's

Bonus: This hue was named 2019 Color Of The Year by HGTV Home by Sherwin Williams

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Photo credit: Sherwin Williams

Why it's hot: great for experimenting and adding brightness 

"Adventurous orange maintains an artificial intensity that invites an experimental mindset." - Sue Kim, Valspar Color Strategist

Where to use: bonus room, office, or spare bedroom paired with neutral toned fabrics

Where to buy: Lowe's or Ace Hardware

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Photo credit: House Beautiful & Valspar

Why it's hot: “Warmer than denim, but softer than navy,” according to Erika Woelfel, vice president of color and creative services at Behr

Where to use: bathroom or bedroom for a calming effect

Where to buy: Home Depot

Bonus: This hue was named 2019 Color Of The Year by BEHR

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Photo credit: Behr