These New 'Sensory-Conscious' Paint Colors Have a Secret Undertone That Makes Your Home Feel So Much Calmer

Image of a mushroom brown living room with a cozy dark beige accent chair that has two throw pillows and a blanket on it. There is a firewood stand with logs stacked on it in the corner.

However ambitious our paint color plans are, ultimately, what we need is a color that will harmoniously background our lives. A color to cultivate community in the kitchen, or a paint shade to promote better sleep — well, creating sensory-conscious palettes is at the heart of Graham & Brown's new collaboration with The Sensory Home.

Pippa Jameson, interior stylist and creative director of The Sensory Home (an interior brand dedicated to creating sensory-conscious environments), says the idea behind this collection of 16 pigments was born from her relationship with neurodivergence. The goal being to create calm color palettes for those seeking softer and more soothing alternatives to brights.