Sometimes a new paint color is all it takes to see your home differently. A familiar room feels more inviting. Built-in shelves become a favorite feature. The front door finally has a little personality.
Benjamin Moore’s Color of the Year 2027, Webster Green HC-130, offers that kind of possibility. This mid-tone green leads an eight-color palette that brings together soft pastels, warm neutrals, and deeper earth tones. There’s plenty to explore, whether you’re planning a full room refresh or looking for one small change.
Get to Know Webster Green HC-130
Part of Benjamin Moore’s Historical Color Collection, Webster Green has a familiar quality that suits both traditional and contemporary spaces. It has enough presence to make a statement while remaining easy to imagine alongside the furniture and finishes you already love.
Our suggestion? Start with a feature you want to notice more. Picture Webster Green on a bookcase filled with collected objects, a bathroom vanity with brass hardware, or dining room walls paired with a wood table and linen curtains.
For a smaller project, consider an interior door. For a more immersive look, carry the green across walls and trim, using different sheens to give the architectural details subtle definition.
Explore the Complete Color Trends 2027 Palette
Webster Green shares the spotlight with seven coordinating colors. Here’s a closer look at each, along with ideas for bringing them home.
White Down OC-131
A soft, warm off-white that offers a gentle backdrop for the palette’s stronger colors. Consider it for living room walls with green accents, or use it to connect adjoining spaces.
Nelson Blue CW-635
A delicate pale blue that brings a lighter note to the collection. We’d consider it for a bedroom, a painted dresser, or kitchen cabinetry paired with warm white walls.
Shakespeare Tan 228
A golden neutral with more warmth and personality than a basic beige. Try it in a breakfast nook with wood furniture and simple upholstery for a comfortable, welcoming setting.
Antique Copper 1169
A warm brown with spiced undertones. Consider it for a dining room or sitting area, paired with cream textiles and a patterned rug that picks up its earthy warmth. These four shades form the palette’s off-white, blue, golden, and warm brown options.
Wild Aster 1240
A pale pink softened by gray, giving it a subtle, almost neutral character. We’d pair it with dark wood furniture or deeper green accents in a bedroom or reading corner.
Durango 2137-30
A deep neutral with olive tones. Consider it for office cabinetry or a powder room where you want a richer backdrop. Add light textiles and thoughtful lighting to balance the depth.
Townsend Harbor Brown HC-64
Despite its name, this shade has a distinct burgundy character. We’d use it to bring depth to a dining room or study, with White Down providing a softer contrast.
Make the Palette Your Own
You don’t need to use all eight colors to create a connected home. Start with the finishes that are staying: flooring, countertops, upholstery, and woodwork. Then choose a color that works with those elements.
Here are three combinations we’d explore:
- Classic and welcoming: Webster Green with White Down, natural wood, and brass accents.
- Soft and layered: Nelson Blue with Wild Aster, cream textiles, and darker furniture.
- Warm and expressive: Shakespeare Tan with Antique Copper, using a small touch of Townsend Harbor Brown for depth.
Use these as starting points, then compare samples in your own space.
See the Color in Your Light
Screen images are useful for inspiration, but they can differ from the actual paint color. Before committing, test your favorites at home.
Look at each sample in morning light, afternoon light, and under the lamps you use at night. Compare it with your flooring and furniture, and view it on more than one wall. The right choice should work with the room throughout your day.
Find Your Next Color at Guiry’s
Bring your inspiration, project photos, and color questions to Guiry’s. Our team can help you explore the Benjamin Moore Color Trends 2027 palette and choose paint and finishes for your project.
Whether you’re refreshing a single door or rethinking an entire room, start with a color you’re excited to come home to.
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