Forget about last year, these paint shades are going to rein 2021!

The hues you choose as your paint colours for your walls are going to be an integral part of your home. From being the perfect backdrop for your photographs to providing a relaxing ambiance while you are in the mood to put your feet up in the house, these play some many vital roles in the house. Imagine if these paint shades are almost similar each year! Would you still like to click those photographs in that backdrop for your Instagram feeds or even spend your leisurely hours in your house? Well, we doubt it! The changing trends have impacted us so much that we automatically try to alter our interiors every now and then. It becomes really important to change the paint colour as per the trends if you want your home to stay beautiful and in tandem with the latest standards of living.

Some colour palettes to choose from in the year 2021!

With the advent of the New Year, you are wondering which shade to choose for your interiors? Is steel grey still trending? Do the white pallets continue to make an impression like last year? And so on! So, we thought of making your work easier by providing you a list of the best colour palettes that are going to surely rein the 2021 decor themes. But obviously if you want the best results with these paints, do consider calling only the most efficient painters in North Shore Auckland. Auckland Premium Painters are quite well known for their excellent paint job and perfect finishes. Well, do consider calling them after choosing your favourite colour:

1. Warm neutrals are rich and classy — No offence against the brighter shades, but the warm neutral tones are certainly going to make it big this year. Wondering why? Well, because the soft hues of neutral shades make it easier for you to add as many accessories and extra layers in the room as you like. With the world of décor changing each day, lots of options are available for interior decoration -- and if the walls and ceilings are of neutral shade, you can have a free hand in decorating your home with these. So, consider the neutral range of airy beige, relaxing creams, lovely peaches, and magnificent oak shade.

2. The soft pink is coming back — Last year we saw the pastels reigning the market. Well, this year the softer pink shades have surfaced once again, and they have evolved better. Do you know how? This soft pink shade now is warm enough to provide a ravishing beauty to any of your walls with its exquisite buttery texture. Be it in matte or gloss or smoothest or coarse texture, make this warm pink colour a part of your bedroom or your child’s and see the magical transformation.

3. The greens of nature — So basically, green is evergreen! And it is going nowhere out of trend even this year. Yes, green is dominating the charts since the last 3-4 years in the interior decor world. Ok, this year we are more obliged into embracing the neutral shades of green, but well, green it is! Embrace the fabulous impact of this shade on your walls. These shades look enticing in lighter, darker, and even crystal green hues on any wall -- living room, kid’s room, dining room, and even the bedroom. Pair it with the softer or darker tones of wood to make it look all the more perfect and well placed.

4. Earthy ground tones are driving us crazy — Well, so much for the love of nature. After the natural greens, everybody is going gaga over the earthy tones of nature. Be it in the muddy browns or simply cement shades of white or the grey tones of natural stones - decorators love the calm effect of these shades so much that these are reigning the 2021 colour charts already! Induce these earthy tones in your contemporary style of décor in the living room with the nice white shades of sofa or let it be a part of your modern looking bedroom with a classy large metal bed and furniture or simply make it stay in your kitchen making it look all the more natural and earthy – the results are always magnificent.

Well, hope you got the idea about which colour shades you should go for when you decorate your home this year. Happy colouring!