At Supershade South, are here to help you find your perfect shade as a Benjamin Moore paint store and a Hunter Douglas dealer under one roof on SW Davie Blvd.

On October 14, 2026, Benjamin Moore named Webster Green HC-130 its Color of the Year 2027. It's a confident mid-tone green from the brand's Historical Color Collection.

Here's what sets Webster Green HC-130 apart, how it fits into the Color Trends 2027 Palette, and how to use them all in your home.

What Kind of Green Is Webster Green HC-130?

Benjamin Moore describes Webster Green HC-130 as a balanced shade of green that leans cool and composed in morning light, then warms up as the afternoon brings its yellow tones forward. That balance is why it works in traditional and contemporary rooms alike.

On raised-panel cabinetry or a paneled front door in a historic home, it reads as a heritage selection. On a flat-front built-in or a clean modern door, it reads as a contemporary color choice rather than a nostalgic one. Andrea Magno, Benjamin Moore's Vice President of Brand, Color, and Integrated Marketing, put it simply: "The green color family's ability to adapt and transform makes it incredibly timeless."

For South Florida homes, there's another reason to like it. Most of us look out on green all year: palms, sea grape, crotons, a neighbor's hedge. A mid-tone green indoors connects a room to that view instead of competing with it.

The Color Trends 2027 Palette at a Glance

Benjamin Moore built this palette as a modern take on traditional color: soft pastels and dusky neutrals alongside richer mid-tones and deep browns.

• Webster Green HC-130 is the balanced mid-tone green at the center of the palette, at home on front doors, trim, cabinetry, built-ins, and feature walls.
• Townsend Harbor Brown HC-64, a grounded brown with a burgundy lean, suits dens, studies, and color-drenched powder rooms.
• Durango 2137-30, a deep earthy neutral with olive undertones, works on front doors, porch floors, and exterior accents.
• Antique Copper 1169 is a sophisticated, spiced brown for living room feature walls and family rooms.
• Shakespeare Tan 228 is a warm golden neutral that suits dining rooms, wainscoting, and entryways.
• White Down OC-131 is a soft, inviting off-white for walls, trim, and ceilings around the stronger colors.
• Nelson Blue CW-635, a delicate, watery pale blue, belongs on ceilings, kitchen cabinets, and lanai ceilings.
• Wild Aster 1240, a muted pink with subtle gray notes, is a gentle choice for bedrooms, home offices, and nurseries.

Six Palette Pairings and Why They Work

• Webster Green HC-130 with White Down OC-131: White Down OC-131 is warm enough that the contrast feels relaxed. Try White Down OC-131 walls with Webster Green HC-130 on the trim, doors, and stair risers, or flip it for a green room with soft white trim.
• Webster Green HC-130 with Nelson Blue CW-635: Green and blue sit side by side on the color wheel, so this is a tonal pairing: calm, low contrast, quietly layered. 
• Webster Green HC-130 with Shakespeare Tan 228: The golden tan picks up the yellow inside Webster Green HC-130 and warms it. Think library and worn leather: Shakespeare Tan 228 on walls or wainscoting, Webster Green HC-130 on a door or built-in.
• Nelson Blue CW-635 with White Down OC-131: The palette's lightest pairing is a natural fit for a South Florida kitchen. Nelson Blue CW-635 on the cabinets and island with White Down OC-131 walls and ceiling reads fresh and coastal without falling back on navy and white.
• Townsend Harbor Brown HC-64 with Wild Aster 1240: Put Townsend Harbor Brown HC-64 in a study and Wild Aster 1240 in the adjoining room, and the transition between them feels intentional.
• Antique Copper 1169 with Durango 2137-30: Two earth tones at different temperatures: Antique Copper 1169 makes a strong living room wall with White Down OC-131 trim, while Durango 2137-30 grounds a nearby front door or porch floor.

Using Webster Green HC-130 in a South Florida Home

Browse interior paint and exterior paint options to go along our 2027 Color Trends Palette. Select paint pairings for:

• Front doors and exteriors: A Webster Green HC-130 front door looks right against white stucco, coral stone, or brick. For exterior doors and trim in our humidity, we recommend Benjamin Moore Aura® Exterior Paint; here's why it holds up. For more ideas, see our guide to front door colors that boost curb appeal.
• Kitchen cabinets: Paint the island or lower cabinets Webster Green HC-130 and keep the uppers and walls in White Down OC-131. The green grounds the room while the off-white keeps it open. For a lighter kitchen, use Nelson Blue CW-635 on the cabinets. Cabinetry needs a hard-wearing finish, so ask us about Benjamin Moore ADVANCE® Paint when you refresh your cabinets.
• Living rooms and built-ins: Built-in shelving in Webster Green HC-130 against White Down OC-131 walls gives a room a focal point without committing all four walls. To go further, color-drench: walls, trim, and built-ins all in Webster Green HC-130, so the room feels enveloping rather than busy.
• Bedrooms: Try Webster Green HC-130 walls, White Down OC-131 trim, and a Nelson Blue CW-635 ceiling, a combination straight from Benjamin Moore's palette photography. For a softer room, Wild Aster 1240 on the walls and trim gives a gentle blush that never reads as a "pink bedroom."
• Dining rooms: Drench Shakespeare Tan 228 on the walls and trim. Antique Copper 1169 takes the same idea but makes it moodier and more dramatic.
• Condos and smaller spaces: You don't need a whole room to use trending color. Try Webster Green HC-130 as a feature wall behind the bed, on a painted interior door, or in a powder room to give you the look in a space you can repaint in an afternoon.
• Lanais and porches: Put Nelson Blue CW-635 on the ceiling, White Down OC-131 on the walls, and Durango 2137-30 on the floor in Benjamin Moore Floor & Patio paint. The pale blue ceiling keeps a covered lanai feeling open, and the deep floor hides sand and foot traffic.

Pairing the 2027 Palette With Hunter Douglas Window Treatments

At Supershade South, we like to look at paint and fabric together, in the same visit.

• Woven wood shades: Natural bamboo, reed, and grass textures look great with greens and the tans and browns of Shakespeare Tan 228 and Antique Copper 1169. Woven or wood shades look especially rich against Webster Green HC-130. See our woven wood shades.
• Shutters: Crisp white shutters against Webster Green HC-130 walls are a classic combination.
• Sheer shades and shadings: Soft fabric vanes diffuse incoming light, so a deep wall color like Webster Green HC-130 or Townsend Harbor Brown HC-64 glows. Explore sheers and shadings.

Test Webster Green HC-130 Before You Commit

Screens can't tell you how a color will look in your room. Before you paint:

1. Pick up a sample from our paint counter.
2. Test it on at least two walls: one facing your windows and one beside them.
3. Check it in the morning, mid-afternoon, and at night under your own mood lighting.
4. Look at the swatches with your window treatments both open and closed.
5. Hold your trim color and fabric swatches against it before you decide.

For more, read how to test color like a designer, or compare the whole palette in our Benjamin Moore color catalog.

Find the 2027 Colors at Supershade South in Fort Lauderdale

Supershade South is a family-owned, locally operated source for fine interior finishes, and we've served Fort Lauderdale for more than 20 years. Because we're a Benjamin Moore paint store and a Hunter Douglas dealer under one roof, you can choose a wall color and a shade fabric in the same visit, with the same team helping you find the perfect product and match your paint color flawlessly, every time.

Every window treatment we sell is measured and installed by our own team, not handed off. And if something isn't right, we make it right.

Visit our showroom at 100 SW Davie Blvd, call (954) 455-1965, or contact us to start planning your project with Webster Green HC-130 and the Color Trends 2027 Palette.