10 Paint Colors Designers Are Begging You to Avoid in 2027

An editorial collage comparing a crossed-out bubblegum pink swatch with an earthy, warm plaster pink swatch.
Ditch the crossed-out synthetic pink swatch for a soothing, earthy warm plaster palette.

Trend #5: Bubblegum Millennial Pink

While soft blush enjoyed an impressive run in boutique hotels and contemporary apartments, oversaturated bubblegum pink has swiftly lost its appeal. Synthetic, cool-toned pinks clash aggressively with rich wood species, antique brass fixtures, and natural stone, rendering spaces overly juvenile.

To keep your home aligned with forward-looking interior design paint trends, trade sugary pinks for sophisticated plaster pinks, dirty blush, or dusty terracotta. These complex, earth-infused tones contain gray and brown undertones that pair beautifully with walnut millwork, brushed bronze, and slaty gray textiles, delivering an elevated, quiet luxury look.


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