Just like you do with your closet and pantry, once a new season hits, it’s time to consider refreshing spring updates for your home that will better your everyday life.

Pastels and rich, warm shades are gracing us with their presence once again when it comes paint trends for spring/summer, along with some other interesting shades that you might not have accepted to see. And since painting always sounds so much more romantic before you complete your first brushstroke, we’re looking at over the best paint trends that’ll be worth your time and investment for years to come.

SEAFOAM

Perfect for Mid-Century Modern and minimal homes alike, sea foam green is refreshingly timeless with just the right amount of play to make it all the more irresistible. And since it’s a classic color, it will never go out of style.

BLACK

One of the more surprising paint trends, an all black wall boasts something instinctively cool and moody about it, though it can be hard to work with. But if it does feel right for your home, do make sure any room it goes in is ultra-bright.

AZURE BLUE

Take a cue from the idyllic beaches of the south of France and opt for this classic nautical favorite for a sense of strength and character in just about any room.

FADED PINK

Channel the season’s sun-drenched feel with a faded, watery pink that make any room feel warmer and comforting without feeling heavy-handed.

DEEP BLUE

One of the more intoxicating paint trends of the moment, a high-gloss deep blue is certain to elevate the mood of any space with a seriously decadent bent, though it’s not for everyone or even every home.

Before going for an extra-large room finished with a deep blue, start in small doses like a powder room or for an accent wall. And do keep in mind that it will highlight any and all architectural flaws and blemishes so you should ensure that your walls are as smooth as possible before you begin painting.

MATTE KHAKI

Great when paired with lighter tone and darker ones alike, a matte khaki is a great foundational color for a room, but if it’s too strong of a starting point for you, it will also make for a chic accent wall color to consider while adding more depth to a room.

Plus, it’s great for high-traffic areas that get a lot of daily wear and tear since it can conceal everyday stains with ease so you won’t have to end up covering or cleaning the same spots over and over again.

MANGO & SHERBET

Bright and vibrant orange-yellow shades allow your mind to conjure up the vibrant flesh of a mango. This color has so much depth to it and it works well with the deeper colors on this list.

It’s not a color you would immediately think of as being summery when you first look at it since it’s somewhat moody, but when paired with some of the lighter trending paint shades.

PRINCESS ROSE

Less soothing than a powdery blush pink, a proper princess-inspired pink is one of the more timeless spring and summer paint trends. It’s romantic, nostalgic, and fun.

And it’s more in the direction of sweet, comforting pastels. It’s incredibly feminine and slightly saccharine, meaning you can dress, accessorize, and adorn your room to suit your needs and tastes without hindrance. You can style it so it punctuates a room or keep it muted with well-judged accents here and there.