Shae Wilder | Source | Manager of Designer Relations at BlueStar

Shae notes a shift from cool grays to warmer tones, with green becoming the new kitchen neutral. Influenced by biophilic design, green replaces creamy and beige tones. "We've seen a growth of deep wood tones," Shae says, with walnut beautifully complementing green hues, enhancing the natural connection in home interiors.

Shae notes that while white kitchens remain, they're shifting to warmer tones with earthy undertones. "Green has even been hailed as the new blue," she says. Expect a rise in mixed metals, offering design flexibility. These trends reflect a blend of sustainability and timeless design, with natural materials and metallic influences leading the way.

Shae notes, “The shift to warmer brown and green grays aligns with fall’s natural changes.” Gray evokes a cozy, misty mood perfect for the season. For styling, Shae suggests swapping out seasonal linens and using BlueStar’s customizable knobs to add a personal touch.