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January 2009 Design Newsletter
Welcome to our January 2009 Newsletter from Wall Huggers
In this issue we will discuss the, Paint Colour Trends For 2009
Paint colour trends tend to survive the decade in which they were created. They have a potential of becoming a long-
term influence on the colour and interior design of our homes.
The following is a synopsis of four colour-forecast seminars. The leading experts presented their findings from
traveling the world and tracking trends. These four global trends are important directions for the future.
Elegance and luxury have been abandoned and replaced with sensibility and cultural awareness. A respect for nature
and fundamental human values are deep within the emerging colour trends.
Sit back, relax and enjoy the delights of the colourful world in which we'll live...
NATURAL PURITY
The Natural Purity trend is inspired by the driving force to use natural products in all facets of our lives; pure natural
foods, eco-friendly building products, no additives or treatments, everything in its purest form. Light and shadow
interplay to satisfy the yearning for simplicity in a world of over abundance.
Benjamin Moore Paint Colours (left to right in the fan deck above):
• Gray 2121-10
• Tucson Winds 1024
• Fossil AF-65
• Steel Wool 2121-20
• Jute AF-80
• Collector’s Item AF-45
• Storm AF-700
• Hush AF-95
• Mascarpone AF-20
• Sterling 1591
• Frappe AF-85
• Chantilly Lace OC-65
The softest whites to the darkest greys define this collection. The earth and sky dust the palette with a faint whisper of
green and blue. Pure sands of the earth sprinkle tones of beige in this monochromatic trend.
ORGANIC VILLAGE
The Organic Village trend is inspired by the movement to live in bustling urban areas yet maintaining a peaceful and
serene lifestyle. This is fueled by the desire to be part of the community while reducing pollution and global warming.
Smaller living spaces reflect the socially responsible actions of design and sustain ability. The urban village does not
sprawl but moves upward with organic rooftop gardens.
Benjamin Moore Paint Colours (left to right in the fan deck above):
• Bronze Metallic 30
• Copper Metallic 40
• Abbey Brown 1225
• Winding Vines 532
• Glen Ridge Gold 301
• Old Gold 167
• Yellow Tone 370
• Wasabi AF-430
• Lapland AF-410
• Rustic Taupe 999
• Rattan AF-375
• Shadow Gray 2125-40
This collection is infused with a mid-tone colour palette encompassing dominant yellow toned greens as well as rich
soil brown. Rattan and shadow blue compose the neutral colours which is void of white. Precious metals of copper
and bronze express the earthen elements.
NOCTURNAL HABITAT
The Nocturnal Habitat trend is inspired by the desire to simplify our lives. With a fast paced lifestyle, virtually and
digitally, these colours feel soothing yet infuse a wide array of colour. We are searching for a restful environment that
conveys our ecological values respecting the balance between earth and its people. All living creatures want to feel
secure in their surroundings.
Benjamin Moore Paint Colours (left to right in the fan deck above):
• Buttered Yam AF-230
• Majestic Violet 2068-10
• Merlot Red 2006-10
• Hidden Falls 714
• Dried Mustard 2158-10
• Caponata AF-650
• Amsterdam AF-550
• Arroyo Red 2085-10
• Carob AF-160
• Meditation AF-395
• Thunder AF-685
• Gargoyle 1546
Green, orange, red and blue is influenced by night fall creating this toned down palette. These deep rich tones are not
bold but serene. The two neutral colours give peacefulness to the eye.
GLOBAL ONENESS
Global Oneness celebrates individuality in each of us. It is combined with international influences that shape our world
in a vivid exciting palette. Yet stepping out of this global circle we need our own identity. The dramatic colours
announce LOOK AT ME!
Benjamin Moore Paint Colors (left to right in the fan deck above)
• Black Satin 2131-10
• Silver Metallic 20
• Gold Metallic 10
• Pacific Palisades 762
• Desert Rose 2094-50
• Thunderbird 675
• Fire and Ice 1392
• Blushing Red 2079-20
• Perennial 405
• Lucerne AF-530
• Tricycle Red 2000-20
• Mango Punch 154
Bright colours from around the globe populate this trend. Mango orange to regal purple and aqua blues to deep lime
green shape this vivid exciting palette. Shimmery elements of gold and silver are the rich companions to the global
scheme. The deep metallics share the stage with black and unexpected desert rose.
Congratulations! You are now not only up-to-speed with the latest paint colour trends but actually ahead-of-the-curve
by knowing what colour palettes will be used by many top interior designers in 2009 and beyond.
We invite you to get in touch with the future and impress your friends by experimenting with these wonderful colours
in your own home.
Paint colour has such a dramatic effect on how we feel in our living space, and I hope that you will be inspired to make
a change in 2009.
Happy decorating and good luck with the New Year!
Welcome to our January 2009 Newsletter from Wall Huggers
In this issue we will discuss the, Paint Colour Trends For 2009
Paint colour trends tend to survive the decade in which they were created. They have a potential of becoming a long-
term influence on the colour and interior design of our homes.
The following is a synopsis of four colour-forecast seminars. The leading experts presented their findings from
traveling the world and tracking trends. These four global trends are important directions for the future.
Elegance and luxury have been abandoned and replaced with sensibility and cultural awareness. A respect for nature
and fundamental human values are deep within the emerging colour trends.
Sit back, relax and enjoy the delights of the colourful world in which we'll live...
NATURAL PURITY
The Natural Purity trend is inspired by the driving force to use natural products in all facets of our lives; pure natural
foods, eco-friendly building products, no additives or treatments, everything in its purest form. Light and shadow
interplay to satisfy the yearning for simplicity in a world of over abundance.
Benjamin Moore Paint Colours (left to right in the fan deck above):
• Gray 2121-10
• Tucson Winds 1024
• Fossil AF-65
• Steel Wool 2121-20
• Jute AF-80
• Collector’s Item AF-45
• Storm AF-700
• Hush AF-95
• Mascarpone AF-20
• Sterling 1591
• Frappe AF-85
• Chantilly Lace OC-65
The softest whites to the darkest greys define this collection. The earth and sky dust the palette with a faint whisper of
green and blue. Pure sands of the earth sprinkle tones of beige in this monochromatic trend.
ORGANIC VILLAGE
The Organic Village trend is inspired by the movement to live in bustling urban areas yet maintaining a peaceful and
serene lifestyle. This is fueled by the desire to be part of the community while reducing pollution and global warming.
Smaller living spaces reflect the socially responsible actions of design and sustain ability. The urban village does not
sprawl but moves upward with organic rooftop gardens.
Benjamin Moore Paint Colours (left to right in the fan deck above):
• Bronze Metallic 30
• Copper Metallic 40
• Abbey Brown 1225
• Winding Vines 532
• Glen Ridge Gold 301
• Old Gold 167
• Yellow Tone 370
• Wasabi AF-430
• Lapland AF-410
• Rustic Taupe 999
• Rattan AF-375
• Shadow Gray 2125-40
This collection is infused with a mid-tone colour palette encompassing dominant yellow toned greens as well as rich
soil brown. Rattan and shadow blue compose the neutral colours which is void of white. Precious metals of copper
and bronze express the earthen elements.
NOCTURNAL HABITAT
The Nocturnal Habitat trend is inspired by the desire to simplify our lives. With a fast paced lifestyle, virtually and
digitally, these colours feel soothing yet infuse a wide array of colour. We are searching for a restful environment that
conveys our ecological values respecting the balance between earth and its people. All living creatures want to feel
secure in their surroundings.
Benjamin Moore Paint Colours (left to right in the fan deck above):
• Buttered Yam AF-230
• Majestic Violet 2068-10
• Merlot Red 2006-10
• Hidden Falls 714
• Dried Mustard 2158-10
• Caponata AF-650
• Amsterdam AF-550
• Arroyo Red 2085-10
• Carob AF-160
• Meditation AF-395
• Thunder AF-685
• Gargoyle 1546
Green, orange, red and blue is influenced by night fall creating this toned down palette. These deep rich tones are not
bold but serene. The two neutral colours give peacefulness to the eye.
GLOBAL ONENESS
Global Oneness celebrates individuality in each of us. It is combined with international influences that shape our world
in a vivid exciting palette. Yet stepping out of this global circle we need our own identity. The dramatic colours
announce LOOK AT ME!
Benjamin Moore Paint Colors (left to right in the fan deck above)
• Black Satin 2131-10
• Silver Metallic 20
• Gold Metallic 10
• Pacific Palisades 762
• Desert Rose 2094-50
• Thunderbird 675
• Fire and Ice 1392
• Blushing Red 2079-20
• Perennial 405
• Lucerne AF-530
• Tricycle Red 2000-20
• Mango Punch 154
Bright colours from around the globe populate this trend. Mango orange to regal purple and aqua blues to deep lime
green shape this vivid exciting palette. Shimmery elements of gold and silver are the rich companions to the global
scheme. The deep metallics share the stage with black and unexpected desert rose.
Congratulations! You are now not only up-to-speed with the latest paint colour trends but actually ahead-of-the-curve
by knowing what colour palettes will be used by many top interior designers in 2009 and beyond.
We invite you to get in touch with the future and impress your friends by experimenting with these wonderful colours
in your own home.
Paint colour has such a dramatic effect on how we feel in our living space, and I hope that you will be inspired to make
a change in 2009.
Happy decorating and good luck with the New Year!
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