Mushroom Is The New Favorite Neutral! Find Out 5 Reasons Why

The beginning of autumn is always a season for the second wave of trends in home design and decor. Following the tendencies taking the social networks’ feeds, there’s a new color tone stepping forward: it’s Mushroom.

There is one prequel reason the tide has gone high – the popularity around a Benjamin Moore paint shade. The audience and designers loved it at once, and the hue is reigning supreme with no obvious sign to give up the leading role. FurnitureCart investigates the half-tones of mushroom neutral today. And invites you to discover it. 

So, why Mushroom is the new favorite neutral? 

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It pairs good with almost any other deep color and works well in a variety of design styles: minimalist, farmhouse, modern, Scandinavian and many more. 

2

From bedroom to dining room & kitchen and especially living room – this tone is comforting, soothing and elegant. It’s a quiet color that doesn’t require a lot of attention but looks beautiful to the eye.

3

You can never get too much of Mushroom – play with the halftones with the wall art and home decorations, as well as accent pillows to make it all play in harmony, in tune with the overall Mushroom “picture”. 

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Visually is broadens the small spaces and brings more air into squeezed rooms. To reach the utmost harmony, add green pot plants, baskets made from eco-friendly materials and warm woods, and you’ll be fascinated by nature-like atmosphere brought by those elements teaming up with a Mushroom outfit of the room. 

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Mushroom fits into a classic palette in any interior style – traditional, contemporary or transitional, which is undoubtedly another benefit of this neutral tone. You can decorate your entire home in it seamlessly using paint colors, furniture, light fixtures, cabinets and occasional tables, throws and pillows, and more.

Mushroom is often referred to as “oyster”, “greige” and “taupe”. Still genuine “mushroom” is a color with no distinct temperature – it is never too warm or cold. You can add the temperature to your room through accent furniture and splashes of color. Or you may stay neutral but still in comfort and harmony.