Window Treatment Color Trends Report 2025
Benjamin Moore’s color specialists have curated a palette of 10 captivating colors that promise to make a statement in home décor throughout 2025. Among these trending colors is their Color of the Year: Cinnamon Slate, a rich and inviting blend of heathered plum and velvety brown tones.
Explore how these trending hues can elevate your window treatments and transform your living spaces.
2025 Color of the Year – Cinnamon Slate
- Laurel Pink (Shantung Collection, V311)
- Dark Brown (Caroline Collection, F1098)
- Earth (C6401)
- Toasty (C7412)
Tissue Pink
- Petal (C7303)
- Coral (C7305)
- Merlot (Linen Collection, V995)
- Laurel Pink (Shantung Collection, V311)
- Strawberry Cream (7309)
Stained Glass
- Sea Star (C7611)
- Topaz (C7704)
- Crystal (C7109)
- Dark Cerulean (Patterns Collection, F1079)
- Sky Blue (Taylor Collection, F0214)
Sea Salt
- Linen Weave (Windsong, F0908)
- White Sand (Whispers, C7007)
- Marshmallow (C7002)
- Linen White (Solids Collection, F1069)
- Chalk White (Alma Collection, F1629)
- Corn White (Sheer Elegance Collection, F1082)
- True White (600)
- Silk White (003)
Leather Saddie Brown
- Rustic Taupe (C8401)
- Terra (C4102)
- Toasty (C7412)
- Terra Cotta (Caroline Collection, F1097)
- Espresso (Lorraine Collection, F0195)
- Red Oak (227)
- Pretzel (248)
- Oak (Faux Wood Collection, V986)
Paris Rain
- Marshmallow (C7002)
- Ivory (C7003)
- Sweet Cream (C7514)
- Woolen White (Patterns Collection, F1071)
- Snow White (Patterns Collection, F1080)
- Milk (Lakeside Collection, F0183)
- Snow White (Phuket Collection, F0656)
- Eggshell (Dazzle Collection, F1539)
- Vanilla Stripe (Maui Collection, F1543)
- Creamy (009)
- Designer White (Sandblasted Collection, V008)
Glacier White
- Modern White (Solus Collection, C7010)
- Decorator’s White (063)
- Extra White (002)
- White (Glamour Collection, F1108)
- Porcelain (Lola BO Collection, F1455)
- Winter White (Garden Collection, F1514)
Rosepine
Ultimate™ Normandy® Wood Blinds
- Limed White (ND110)
- Pearl (ND006)
- Bisque (7507)
- Ivory (7020)
- Pale Green (Caroline Collection, F1094)
- Sea Green (Sheer Elegance Collection, F1083)
- Olivine (Taylor Collection, F0216)
- Moss Green (Patterns Collection, F1101)
- Limed White (110)
- Driftwood (254)
Ashwood Moss
- Light Gray (F1664)
- Smoke (Windsor Collection, F0231)
- Ash Gray (Patterns Collection, F1078)
- Elite Gray (Rustica Collection, C7113)
- Mica (C7106)
- Mineral (C4103)
Chowning’s Tan
- Moonscape (Valerie Collection, F0738)
- Cove (Valerie Collection, F0739)
- Terra Cotta (Caroline Collection, F1097)
- Coral (C7305)
- Cafe Latte (C7411)
Key Considerations for Selecting the Perfect Window Treatment Color
While choosing a new hue for your window treatments may appear to be a straightforward task, there are several crucial factors to keep in mind to ensure that your selection complements your home’s aesthetic.
Coordinate with Your Window Trim or Molding
One of the most significant aspects to consider is how your window treatment color will harmonize with your window trim or molding. Opting for a shade that either matches or complements your existing trim can create a cohesive and polished appearance throughout your space.
To determine the ideal window treatment color for your room, begin by measuring and photographing your window and its surrounding trim or molding. By conducting thorough research and carefully weighing your options, you can select a color that seamlessly integrates with your home’s overall style and aesthetic.
Harmonize with Your Wall Color
When it comes to window treatments, many homeowners instinctively gravitate towards white as a default option, believing that its neutrality allows it to blend with any color scheme. While white is always a fundamentally sound choice, adding a splash of color can elevate a space to the next level.
The key to success is to choose a window treatment color that complements your wall color, creating a harmonious and balanced look. For instance, if your walls are a soft blue, consider opting for window treatments in deeper shades like navy or dark cerulean. The goal is to establish a sense of unity between the window treatments and the walls, rather than having the window treatments blend in or disappear entirely.
Align with Flooring or Other Existing Fixtures
Another aspect to consider is how your window treatment color will best complement your flooring or other décor elements. Depending on the style of your windows, there are various options available in terms of both color and design.
For example, if your home features hardwood floors, selecting window treatments in earthy tones can create a cohesive look that ties in seamlessly with the rest of your décor. Alternatively, if you prefer to showcase your individual style, opting for brighter colors can be an excellent way to make a striking statement.
Opt for a Contrasting Color
When selecting a window treatment color, it is essential to consider the impact of contrast. By incorporating contrasting hues, you can create a bold and eye-catching window treatment that beautifully accentuates your décor.
One effective approach is to pair crisp whites with deep, rich tones or jewel colors. This combination can be particularly effective if your windows are large or situated near a focal point in the room, such as a fireplace or a piece of artwork. Alternatively, you can combine muted tones with vibrant pops of color, resulting in an elegant and understated look that still commands attention.
