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Kessler Painting’s Top Five Interior Colours of 2026

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A fresh coat of paint can completely change the look and feel of a room, but choosing from hundreds of shades can be overwhelming. I caught up with Matt Kessler and his team at Kessler Painting to find out which interior colours they have used most often throughout 2026.

Cucumber by Benjamin Moore

Cucumber from Ben Moore-Kessler Painting Corp

(Cucumber from Ben Moore 428)

 This muted green has a soft, natural quality that brings warmth and subtle colour into a room. It pairs especially well with wood tones, warm neutrals and other earthy finishes.

Vast Sky by Sherwin-Williams

Vast Sky from Sherwin Williams SW-Kessler Painting Corp

(Vast Sky from Sherwin Williams
SW 6506)

Vast Sky is a clear, airy blue that can make a space feel brighter and more open. It is a refreshing choice for homeowners who want to introduce colour while maintaining a clean, uncluttered look.

Kendall Charcoal by Benjamin Moore

Kendall Charcoal from Ben Moore HC-Kessler Painting Corp

(Kendall Charcoal from Ben Moore
HC-166)

For homeowners looking for something deeper, Kendall Charcoal offers a rich and sophisticated grey. It can create a striking feature wall or bring warmth and depth to an office, dining room or living area.

Essex Green by Benjamin Moore

Essex Green from Ben Moore HC-Kessler Painting Corp

(Essex Green from Ben Moore
HC-188)

This deep green creates a bold and timeless look. Matt and his team have seen it used to add character to feature walls, cabinetry and rooms where homeowners want to make more of a statement.

Aria by PPG

Aria from PPG Paints-Kessler Painting Corp

(Aria from PPG Paints
PPG1001-2)

A soft and versatile neutral, Aria provides a clean backdrop that works well throughout the home. It is a practical choice for homeowners who want something bright, understated and easy to pair with different finishes and décor.

From soft greens and blues to dramatic, darker shades, this year’s most-used colours show that homeowners are becoming more comfortable bringing personality into their spaces.

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