Here’s Your Scorecard Of Every 2019 Color Of The Year From Around The World

Graham & Brown UK’s Tiru is a saturated, peacock-toned teal blue inspired by the Japanese Kabuki trend. All images courtesy of the manufacturer.

Valspar didn’t just release one 2019 Color of the Year – they released nine! Angelic Blue is one of the most popular.

Blueprint by Behr is named after the tone of architectural renderings and has a denim-like hue.

A soothing, aquatic green called Reflecting Pool is the color chosen as the HGTV 2019 Color Of The Year by Sherwin-Williams.

English paint company Farrow & Ball released a rich, zen green called Bancha, available in the states at Anthropologie.

Sage green is big for 2019 and beyond, and Valspar’s Martinique Dawn has a bright, fresh tone to lighten up a room.

Nippon Paint is one of the top paint brands throughout Asia. The aqua-green hybrid Sprizzle is one of their Colors of the Year.

Rich emerald green Night Watch by PPG is available in Canada and worldwide through Dulux Paints.

Benjamin Moore’s Metropolitan Grey may be the most elegant and versatile neutral 2019 Color of the Year yet.

Spiced Honey is the perfect name for this rich, warm beige tone by Dulux Europe.

Cavern Clay by Sherwin-Williams would pair beautifully with the other neutrals on this list.

Palo de Rosa, the Color of the Year from Spanish paint company Bruguer, is soft and unsaturated. The mauvish-pink tone is perfectly balanced and not too feminine.

For a bolder statement pink, Farrow & Ball’s Rangwali may be your best bet. Pair it with cool greys and blacks.

When color forecasting company Pantone speaks, everyone listens. And this year’s Color of the Year was the bold Ultra Violet.

India is awash with colors reminiscent of the exotic spices available and Passion Flower, a vibrant mustard color, is Asian Paints’ Color of the Year.

Ace Hardware did something different to choose their Color Of The Year: they asked shoppers. Clark + Kensington Pineapple Cream Granita was the winner.