HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams Announces Its 2027 Color Collection

As homeowners and renters alike continue to embrace spaces that feel comfortable, personal and connected to nature, HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams' is highlighting a curated palette from the 2027 Colormix Trend Forecast, Rewild, to reflect that ongoing shift. The collection mixes of subtle neutrals, grounding earth tones, nature-inspired greens and dazzling jewel tones that play up themes of everyday balance, lived-in beauty and shared moments.

"There’s an emotional quality to these colors that feels familiar but still fresh, giving people permission to create spaces that are less about following a formula and more about surrounding themselves with colors that bring them joy," says Ashley Banbury, color marketing manager at Sherwin-Williams. "What ties the collection together is that every color feels purposeful. There are shades that feel quiet and familiar alongside colors with real energy and personality, which makes the palette feel especially reflective of how people want to decorate now: more individuality and fewer rules."

Read on to discover the brand's 2027 Color of the Year pick and the supporting shades that will refresh your home for the year ahead.

After years of seeing cool, gray-green tones dominating the design space, Celery (HGSW6421) by HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams — a joint Color of the Year selection with the color experts at Sherwin-Williams — is a fresh take on nature-inspired green. The paint's yellow undertones bring a calming warmth to any space it covers. The brand likens the shade to a sunlit clearing.

“Celery was chosen as the 2027 Color of the Year because it reflects today’s priorities: wellness, balance and connection,” says Ashley. "This shift has also fueled interest in eco-inspired design, with a greater emphasis on bringing elements of the natural world indoors through color."

“Homeowners and designers are increasingly prioritizing wellness at home, seeking soothing environments that support mental health and overall well-being," says Ashley. In this chic bathroom, Celery brings a spa-like sense of serenity to the luxe finishes, like the veined marble countertop and the modern double hexagon mirror.

“Celery is a soft, fresh yellow green with subtle warmth that brings a calming yet uplifting presence to any space,” Ashley says. “It shines as part of a thoughtfully curated palette of rich, grounding hues designed to layer depth and dimension." In this sophisticated dining room, Celery is grounded by harmonizing hues Cosmos (on the credenza) and Plum Brown (on the double doors).

In addition to the Color of the Year, Sherwin-Williams' 2027 Colormix Trend Forecast, Rewild, includes several other paint colors that pair perfectly with Celery, making it even easier to select hues to revamp your space. Since red is a natural complement to green, it's no surprise to see Kirsch Red, a charming, muted berry shade, in the mix.

"I've been especially drawn to Kirsch Red as a compliment to Celery," says Ashley. "I love the way it pops against the fresh green, bringing a pop of color that feels playful and full of personality while adding a focal point to a space."

"Celery can shift in personality depending on what you place beside it, which is part of what makes it so compelling," Ashley explains. "It’s a great example of how one color can tell several different stories depending on its supporting cast." Celery is paired with two cool-toned counterparts in this eye-catching kitchen: Georgian Bay, a deep teal, and Cocoon, a neutral gray-meets-green hue.

"Celery can feel completely at home in more traditional or collected interiors when it’s paired with materials and details that have warmth and character," says Ashley. "Celery doesn’t dictate a particular design style — the materials, patterns and objects around it are what help shape its personality." In this transitional space, Celery plays a supporting role as the ceiling hue, adding softness to the green-gray walls and highlighting the heritage-inspired decor to achieve a collected look.

If you tend to lean toward decorating with neutrals, don't write Celery off just yet. "Celery is especially approachable for someone who is accustomed to living with neutrals because it has a lightness that allows it to sit comfortably alongside creams, tans and natural materials," says Ashley.

"Instead of thinking of it as a dramatic departure from a neutral palette, think of it as another layer within it. A ceiling, interior door or small architectural detail can be a great place to introduce the color and create a moment of discovery without changing the entire room," she explains. Paired with White Flour on the fireplace surround here, Celery brings warmth and subtle contrast for an airy feel.