Industrial design colors take a different turn after 2020
In the dawn of 2020, color palettes skewed toward the bold, showcasing a sense of optimism and confidence for the new year. Pandemic uncertainty has created a shift in so many industries, and that includes the industrial design space. Here are the color trends we see for 2021.

Neutrals provide elevated comfort, with a nod toward mindfulness
As the public seeks out comfort, we’re seeing shades of brown sugar, ginger and beige take center stage with earthy accents of green, gray and soft blue. Textures are big here too, and again they lead toward comfort to create a cozy environment. These warm neutrals are great for larger gathering spaces, both indoors and out, as well as more private, comfy corners. In addition, we expect colors that are easy on the eyes to trend (particularly after a year of scrolling and abundant eye-straining screen time), including cool colors that take their cues from nature.

Hues creating harmony and positivity
While 2020 was a year of dissonance and often solitude, 2021 is leaning toward palettes that create a sense of unity and cooperation with an analogous trend. Look for collections of shades of the same color or similar colors to create a gradient effect. We’re also seeing monochrome palettes gain popularity, with a boost from a single color — often a bold shade. This creates a modern look of simplicity with a punch of expression.

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