Benjamin Moore’s Colour of the Year 2027 is Webster Green HC-130. Its mid-tone green sits alongside warm browns, softened pastels and creamy neutrals in the Colour Trends 2027 palette. Dynamic Painting’s illustration above highlights seven of those colours as a starting point for your own home.
A trend palette is a set of possibilities, not a requirement to use every shade. Choose the colours that work with the rooms and finishes you already have. These ideas can inspire a feature wall, a bedroom refresh or a coordinated interior repaint in Calgary or Airdrie.
The seven colours in our palette graphic
- Webster Green HC-130: a balanced, mid-tone green. Consider it for a feature wall or a room where you want a stronger colour presence.
- Wild Aster 1240: a pale pink softened by grey. Compare it with your existing whites and fabrics before choosing it as a gentle backdrop.
- Durango 2137-30: a deep neutral with golden-olive tones. It offers an earthy option when you want a darker accent.
- Townsend Harbour Brown HC-64: a rich burgundy-brown. Try a sample in a reading room, bedroom or accent area before committing to a larger surface.
- Antique Copper 1169: a warm copper-brown. It can be a starting point for a scheme built around wood, warm textiles and cream accents.
- Shakespeare Tan 228: a golden tan. Check it beside flooring and trim to see whether their undertones work together.
- White Down CC-50: a soft, creamy white. Compare it with existing doors and trim; different whites can look noticeably different side by side.
About the full collection: Benjamin Moore’s official eight-colour palette also includes Nelson Blue CW-635. Its palette lists White Down as OC-131; our graphic uses Benjamin Moore’s White Down CC-50 listing. The illustration is a selected colour inspiration board, not a physical paint sample.
How to bring the look into your home
- Start with what is staying. Put samples beside flooring, countertops, tile, furniture and adjoining rooms. A colour you love in isolation may need adjusting when those finishes are in view.
- Give each colour a job. Start with one main wall colour and, if useful, one accent. White Down with a Webster Green feature wall is one combination to sample; Wild Aster with a deeper brown accent is another. You do not need to repaint every surface to borrow from the palette.
- Test in the room, at different times. View larger physical samples in daylight and under your evening lighting. Confirm the paint product and sheen too, because reflection changes how a finish reads. Our guide to lighting and paint colour explains a practical sampling process.
Help with colour selection from Dynamic Painting
Love this palette, or have an entirely different style in mind? Dynamic Painting can help bring your chosen look into your home. Through Dynamic Colour Confidence, clients who book a painting project can access a professional interior designer for help selecting colours that suit their lighting, furnishings, fixed finishes and personal taste.
Our painting team then confirms the surfaces, preparation, coating and sheen needed for the agreed work. Explore interior painting and designer-supported colour selection, or book your free on-site painting estimate.
Colour names, codes and collection membership checked against Benjamin Moore’s official Colour Trends 2027 collection on October 15, 2026. The artwork is an AI-generated illustration created for Dynamic Painting; on-screen colours are approximate. Confirm your selection with physical samples.