Sherwin-Williams Reveals 2027 Colormix Trends Forecast: Rewild

The annual color report introduces three design stories, Revive, Reignite, and Reconnect, along with 48 hues designed to inspire greater creativity and personalization.

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Sherwin-Williams has released its 2027 Colormix Trend Forecast, Rewild, a collection of 48 colors designed to encourage a more intuitive, personal approach to color selection.

Developed by the company’s Trendsight Team, the forecast is organized around three design stories—Revive, Reignite, and Reconnect—which explore themes of heritage, self-expression, and the relationship between people and nature.

“With Rewild, we’re embracing a more intuitive approach to color forecasting,” says Emily Kantz, color strategist and interior designer at Sherwin-Williams. “Rather than prescribing how colors should be used, we’re inviting designers, homeowners, and professional paint contractors to explore the possibilities for themselves. The 2027 forecast celebrates individuality, creative freedom, and the emotional connections people are seeking in the spaces they create, while providing the confidence of expert color direction informed by the trends shaping the future.”

New for 2027, Sherwin-Williams also introduced 10 Continuity Colors, a group of enduring shades designed to pair with the forecast’s trend-driven hues and provide long-term versatility for projects.

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A Sample at the Collections

Revive: Heritage, Craftsmanship, and Timeless Design

Colors in this collection reflect a return to tradition, authenticity, and handcrafted character.

Red Barn SW 7591 (Continuity Color): A classic barn red that evokes heritage architecture and Americana.

Cascades SW 7623: A deep blue green that adds richness and historic character.

Cordovan SW 6027 (Continuity Color): A warm oxblood hue that nods to vintage leather and traditional craftsmanship.

Forged Steel SW 9565 (Continuity Color): An industrial gray inspired by metalwork and enduring materials.

Reignite: Personality, Energy, and Self-Expression

This story embraces bold color and emotional impact, encouraging designers to move beyond neutral palettes.

Jalapeño SW 6629: A vibrant green that brings energy and confidence.

Grenadine SW 6592: A saturated red orange that injects drama and creativity.

Forward Fuchsia SW 6842: A vivid pink purple that celebrates individuality.

Yellow Bird SW 9022: An optimistic, energetic yellow.

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Reconnect: Nature, Wellness, and Environmental Awareness

This palette explores the relationship between people and the natural world.

Taiga SW 9654: A forest-inspired green that reinforces biophilic design principles.

Secret Garden SW 6181: A lush botanical green tied to nature and wellness.

Jadite SW 6459: A mineral-inspired green that reflects organic materials.

Beachcomber SW 9617: A soft neutral inspired by natural landscapes.

Lotus Petal SW 9697: A gentle pink that conveys calm and restoration.

The annual forecast is informed by global trend research and serves as the foundation for Sherwin-Williams’ broader color direction programs, including its upcoming Color of the Year selections.

As builders and designers look for ways to personalize homes and create stronger emotional connections through design, the Rewild forecast points to growing interest in layered, expressive color schemes that balance timeless tones with bolder statement hues.

About the Author

Leah Draffen

Leah Draffen is a senior editor at Builder. She earned a B.A. in journalism and minors in business administration and sociology from Louisiana State University.

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