Behr Unveils Grounded: The Dynamic Depth of “Grounded”
Behr’s 2027 Color of the Year, “Grounded (T27-01)”, challenges the familiar with its combination of moss, olive, and brown undertones. As Behr introduces this color, Kayla Kratz, Behr’s head of color, describes it as a shade that evolves throughout the day—sharp in the morning, richer with olive by afternoon, and deeply enveloping by evening.
The Artful Precision of Color Crafting
In the process of presenting Grounded, the development was meticulous. Behr’s Color Lab experimented with multiple formulations, balancing the interplay of green and brown to achieve a symphony that remains alive and warm, while adding depth.

A Nod to Nature’s Own Palette
Reflecting a trend observed across fashion and design, “Grounded” embraces earth tones and tactile materials. As Kratz notes, the color mirrors nature’s complexity, like the interplay of light and shadow beneath a tree canopy. It captures the vitality of moss and olive, underscored by earthy depth. This new hue encapsulates natural elegance.

Warmer, Richer Interior Possibilities
As Grounded is revealed, they move away from the notion that restful spaces require pale neutrals. Instead, “Grounded” anchors a 2027 palette that includes warm neutrals, layered greens, muted pinks, and more. Returning hues like Coastal Beige join the mix, enriching the palette with historical depth.
For more inspiration on blending colors into home design, explore decor tips for a welcoming hallway that bring warmth and style to your interior spaces.

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Frequently asked questions
What is Behr’s 2027 Color of the Year?
Behr’s 2027 Color of the Year is called ‘Grounded’ (T27-01), which features a combination of moss, olive, and brown undertones.
How does ‘Grounded’ change throughout the day?
‘Grounded’ evolves during the day, appearing sharp in the morning, richer with olive by afternoon, and deeply enveloping by evening.
What design trends does ‘Grounded’ reflect?
‘Grounded’ reflects a trend observed across fashion and design that embraces earth tones and tactile materials, mirroring nature’s complexity like the interplay of light and shadow beneath a tree canopy.
