08.14.23
Sherwin-Williams introduces the Colormix® Forecast 2024, Anthology: Volume One, a new biennial approach to the annual color trend report. This recurring color reference will alternate each year with the usual style and trend storytelling that the brand is known for.
Looking ahead to 2024, the very first Anthology collection explores the directional shifts of four chromatic families – diving into the meaning behind the chosen colors, their role in awakening modern aesthetics, and what their future holds.
Comprising 48 hand-selected hues, the expertly curated collection will explore four palettes: blues and greens, reds and purples, deeps and darks and delicate tints. Organized by color family, Anthology is an easy-to-use reference for designers, homeowners, and industry professionals alike.
“Through the launch of Anthology, we are thrilled to diversify our yearly color forecasting report to show the depth behind each color trend for the coming year,” said Sue Wadden, director of color marketing at Sherwin-Williams. “In releasing a new volume of the Anthology collection every other year, we hope to bring new color insight to the distinct chromatic families that our designers, industry pros, and savvy DIYers have come to know and love. These palettes–organized by color family for ease of use–will represent the beautiful shifts we are seeing within the world of color here at Sherwin-Williams.”
• Palette No. 1 – the convergence of blues and greens
From barely there to bold and bright, the palette revolves around a global color story that harmoniously blends across a range of organic gray-blues to bluish-greens. The natural influences create a calming-yet-invigorating flow from soft to dark tones.
• Jacarranda SW 6802
• Georgian Bay SW 6509
• Indigo SW 6531
• Upward SW 6239
• Stardew SW 9138
• Smoky Azurite SW 9148
• Honeydew SW 6428
• Evergreen Fog SW 9130
• Pewter Green SW 6208
• Aquastone SW 9043
• Leapfrog SW 6431
• Billiard Green SW 0016
• Palette No. 2 – the poetry of reds and purples
A display of dynamic and nostalgic pops, the palette ranges from warm red tones to soft and cheerful pinks and purples. Balanced by natural earthy pigments, maintaining popularity from 2023, the palette offers muted and expressive hues to uplift any space.
• Habanero Chile SW 7589
• Ravishing Coral SW 6612
• Soft Apricot SW 6352
• Fireweed SW 6328
• Dragon Fruit SW 6855
• Sashay Sand SW 6501
• Wild Currant SW 7583
• Rhapsody Lilac SW 6828
• Redend Point SW 9081
• Verri Berri SW 9069
• Intuitive SW 6017
• Chinchilla SW 6011
• Palette No. 3 – a gathering of deeps and darks
For a daring and powerful atmosphere, utilize this range of dark and dramatic hues as contrast with colored light or gilded metallic accents. While the deeply saturated dark tones will invite mystery and intrigue, they also create a restful retreat.
• Half-Caff SW 9091
• Antiquarian Brown SW 0045
• Mossy Gold SW 6139
• Sealskin SW 7675
• Roycroft Bronze Green SW 2846
• Palm Leaf SW 7735
• Carnelian SW 7580
• Gale Force SW 7605
• Rock Bottom SW 7062
• Raisin SW 7630
• Tricorn Black SW 6258
• Peppercorn SW 7674
• Palette No. 4 – a study in delicate tints
To escape the constant distractions and demands on the senses, step into this palette of hushed and airy hues – a minimalist’s delight. The soft tints, balanced by warm and cool undertones create a serene sophistication.
• Snowbound SW 7004
• Drift of Mist SW 9166
• Light French Gray SW 0055
• Heron Plume SW 6070
• Modern Gray SW 7632
• Sand Dollar SW 6099
• Egret White SW 7570
• Skyline Steel SW 1015
• Jogging Path SW 7638
• Fleur de Sel SW 7666
• Silver Strand SW 7057
• Silvermist SW 7621
Colormix for Commercial Spaces is an exclusive design resource applying the trend-forward collection of Anthology: Volume One to the commercial landscape. As the team of experts craft the Colormix Forecast, they weave key commercial colors into each palette – curated intentionally for designers, architects and other visionaries.
From blues and greens to darks and deeps, these hues are poised to play an influential role in shaping the innovative space of commercial design – including hospitality, education, healthcare, multi-family, new residential and beyond.
Looking ahead to 2024, the very first Anthology collection explores the directional shifts of four chromatic families – diving into the meaning behind the chosen colors, their role in awakening modern aesthetics, and what their future holds.
Comprising 48 hand-selected hues, the expertly curated collection will explore four palettes: blues and greens, reds and purples, deeps and darks and delicate tints. Organized by color family, Anthology is an easy-to-use reference for designers, homeowners, and industry professionals alike.
“Through the launch of Anthology, we are thrilled to diversify our yearly color forecasting report to show the depth behind each color trend for the coming year,” said Sue Wadden, director of color marketing at Sherwin-Williams. “In releasing a new volume of the Anthology collection every other year, we hope to bring new color insight to the distinct chromatic families that our designers, industry pros, and savvy DIYers have come to know and love. These palettes–organized by color family for ease of use–will represent the beautiful shifts we are seeing within the world of color here at Sherwin-Williams.”
• Palette No. 1 – the convergence of blues and greens
From barely there to bold and bright, the palette revolves around a global color story that harmoniously blends across a range of organic gray-blues to bluish-greens. The natural influences create a calming-yet-invigorating flow from soft to dark tones.
• Jacarranda SW 6802
• Georgian Bay SW 6509
• Indigo SW 6531
• Upward SW 6239
• Stardew SW 9138
• Smoky Azurite SW 9148
• Honeydew SW 6428
• Evergreen Fog SW 9130
• Pewter Green SW 6208
• Aquastone SW 9043
• Leapfrog SW 6431
• Billiard Green SW 0016
• Palette No. 2 – the poetry of reds and purples
A display of dynamic and nostalgic pops, the palette ranges from warm red tones to soft and cheerful pinks and purples. Balanced by natural earthy pigments, maintaining popularity from 2023, the palette offers muted and expressive hues to uplift any space.
• Habanero Chile SW 7589
• Ravishing Coral SW 6612
• Soft Apricot SW 6352
• Fireweed SW 6328
• Dragon Fruit SW 6855
• Sashay Sand SW 6501
• Wild Currant SW 7583
• Rhapsody Lilac SW 6828
• Redend Point SW 9081
• Verri Berri SW 9069
• Intuitive SW 6017
• Chinchilla SW 6011
• Palette No. 3 – a gathering of deeps and darks
For a daring and powerful atmosphere, utilize this range of dark and dramatic hues as contrast with colored light or gilded metallic accents. While the deeply saturated dark tones will invite mystery and intrigue, they also create a restful retreat.
• Half-Caff SW 9091
• Antiquarian Brown SW 0045
• Mossy Gold SW 6139
• Sealskin SW 7675
• Roycroft Bronze Green SW 2846
• Palm Leaf SW 7735
• Carnelian SW 7580
• Gale Force SW 7605
• Rock Bottom SW 7062
• Raisin SW 7630
• Tricorn Black SW 6258
• Peppercorn SW 7674
• Palette No. 4 – a study in delicate tints
To escape the constant distractions and demands on the senses, step into this palette of hushed and airy hues – a minimalist’s delight. The soft tints, balanced by warm and cool undertones create a serene sophistication.
• Snowbound SW 7004
• Drift of Mist SW 9166
• Light French Gray SW 0055
• Heron Plume SW 6070
• Modern Gray SW 7632
• Sand Dollar SW 6099
• Egret White SW 7570
• Skyline Steel SW 1015
• Jogging Path SW 7638
• Fleur de Sel SW 7666
• Silver Strand SW 7057
• Silvermist SW 7621
Colormix for Commercial Spaces is an exclusive design resource applying the trend-forward collection of Anthology: Volume One to the commercial landscape. As the team of experts craft the Colormix Forecast, they weave key commercial colors into each palette – curated intentionally for designers, architects and other visionaries.
From blues and greens to darks and deeps, these hues are poised to play an influential role in shaping the innovative space of commercial design – including hospitality, education, healthcare, multi-family, new residential and beyond.
