Top 6 Color Trends of 2021 For Your Home Decor Patterns
Top Color Trends of 2021
2021.. Boy, I bet we all can not wait for it to get here! So let’s start off the year right by enjoying these 2021 home decor color trends that will be perfect for all your home decor crochet projects.
One of the foremost color palette trendsetters is Behr. They are well known for their beautiful and innovative color palettes. However, they are not the only company to put out home decor color trends. PPG, paint giant Sherwin-Williams and Pantone are some of the biggest names in Color. They all are known around the globe for their color systems for design and print. So I’ve gone through a bunch of predictions from around the web and focused them down to these 6 color ranges. Hopefully to inspire all your home decor projects and brighten your sanctuary.
Comfort Comfort Comfort. That is what 2021 is about. I mean if there’s anything we could use right now in this day and age is some comfort. So below, you can check out these comforting colors that evoke familiarity and nurturing feelings, yet with some fun vibrant pops of retro 70s for a hint of nostalgia. So what do you do to evoke that warm protected nurturing feeling? Fill your house with the right color!
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Three warm colors
beige
terra cotta
plum
Yes, I said Beige! Buttercream beige is a classic neutral, that is versatile and all around agreeable. It’s most notably associated with a calming feel, encouraging us to relax and unplug while evoking that classic familiarity. Beige does not have to be a color that you are afraid of or that you find tacky, instead try pairing it with other neutrals(including other shades of beige), or deep rich contrasting colors such as Navy or Rust, creating that nurturing feeling we all kinda want this year.
Check out this sample beige combination which includes the beige, plum and midnight blue. A warm yet strong union for a crochet project such as these Bernat Bobble and Fringe Crochet Pillows from Yarnspirations!
Champagne, Lilac & Midnight Blue
This beige color combination can be found in these yarn brands.
Paintbox Yarn Cotton Aran
Shades Vanilla Cream, Dusty Rose and Midnight Blue
Plymouth Yarn Encore Worsted
Shades Pale Yellow, Dusk Rose and Navy Blue
Terra cotta is probably mostly associated with the autumn palettes, but these earthy tones and rich shades are perfect for creating warm and motivating interior projects. Terra cotta or Rust signifies bold optimistic vibes guaranteed to inspire creation! And don’t forget to think about saturation when it comes to colors. Saturate terra cotta down and you end up with caramel and cream shades.
Here we have a terra cotta sample color combination that includes beige, terra cotta, and plum. A inspiring combo for a bold crochet table runner pattern from Sunflower Cottage Crochet!
Champagne, Terra Cotta & Plum
This terra cotta color combination can be found in these yarn brands.
Cascade 220
Shades Beige, Pumpkin Spice and Heather
Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice
Shades Beige, Dusky Purple and Rust
Plum has been one of my favorite colors for a very long time. It is even the main color in my designer logo. I was very excited to see plum on so many lists. With its various shades and hues it is known to create feelings of harmony, passion, and spirituality. Plum will bring an abundance of effortless sophistication to any interior crochet project in any room of your house!
Now we will checkout this modern plum color combination. Light beige, plum and deep olive. A inspiring combo for a classic blanket, like this Love Triangles Granny Stripe Baby Blanket by One Dog Woof.
Almond, Lilac & Green
This plum color combination can be found in these yarn brands.
Berroco Ultra Alpaca
Shades Eiderdown, Cameo and Blue Spruce Mix
Stylecraft Special DK
Shades Cream, Parma Violet and Khaki
Three cool colors
olive
teal
blue
Onward to Olive, another beautiful neutral color. Somehow it is simultaneously stimulating, soothing, and serene. Olive is also associated with compassion and harmony and can bring a nice retro feel to your projects. I don’t see a lot of Olive in crochet projects and that’s something that needs to change! Try Olive on your walls, in an outdoor project, or in your home office, you will not be disappointed!
This beige, olive and terra cotta color combination is here to motivate you to try something new! Like this free Wall Hang Organizer pattern from Topknotch Crochet!
Clay, Olive and Sienna
This olive color combination can be found in these yarn brands.
Plymouth Yarn Encore Worsted
Shades Sand, Light Greenhouse and Burnished Heather
Lion Brand Hue & Me
Shades Desert, Sea glass and Spicy
In the last 10 years or so, I have grown more and more in love with Teal. It’s about time everyone else falls for this unique color and you can see its popularity rising all over the place! You would be surprised how man shades of teal there are out there, Light Teal blue to Deep Teal Green with everything in between. Don’t be afraid of so many choices, you really can’t go wrong. Teal can encourage calm, rejuvenation, and enlightenment, conjuring thoughts of the tropics, oceans, and warm sunny vacations that we all are so desperate for.
Here we have something different, beige, teal and midnight blue. I am so impressed with Teal and midnight blue especially. Try this this free Carry-All Tray Set pattern from All about Ami Crochet!
Clay, Teal and Midnight Blue
This teal color combination can be found in these yarn brands.
Cascade Yarns 220
Shades River Rock, Cyan Blue and Midnight Blue
Stylecraft Special Chunky
Shades Camel, Teal and Midnight
Finally, we have midnight blue, the deepest darkest shade of blue, inspired by the night sky. Midnight Blue is often associated with elegance, authority, and stability which can trigger those feelings of being in control. It also balances the neutrals very well creating even more elegance. You want to spice up a project, swap out black or even dark blue, for midnight blue! I personally haven’t used this shade enough in my life or my projects, but that is sure to change.
As always I hope you found some inspiration and maybe some love for a color you didn’t notice before!
I told you I was a huge fan of teal and midnight blue. Here we have shades of plum, teal and midnight blue. Check out this free Cornmeal place mat crochet pattern from Yarnspirations!
Lilac, Ocean & Navy
This midnight blue color combination can be found in these yarn brands.
Debbie Bliss Cashmerino & Baby Cashmerino
Shades Heather, Silver and Navy
Sugarbush Yarns Chill
Shades Grey River, Lazuli and Coal