If you thought you already read about Martha Stewart’s new paint line, you’re not wrong. Earlier this month, she launched a set of acrylic paints with Plaid—her first nod to the crafting world in years. 

But in true Stewart fashion, she had no plans of stopping there. Her latest launch is a wall paint collection, and the colors are striking. The icon teamed up with Fine Paints of Europe on a collection of 40 nature-inspired shades that bring her signature style to a variety of interiors. 

About the Paint Collection

Martha loves the outdoors (who knew?). Fittingly, the self-named paint collection, Martha by Martha Stewart, is a celebration of all the awe-inspiring colors of nature. As a whole, the curation is subdued and nuanced, with a range of whites and neutrals, soft pastels, and deep, moody hues that command attention. 

Each color is available in five quality paint options, depending on your needs: ECO Brilliant, ECO Satin, Eurolux Interior Matte, Eurolux Interior Flat, and Eurolux Universal Primer. The paint is also low-odor and has a smooth, easy-to-clean finish. 

Timeless Colors for an Instant Room Upgrade

You could paint your entire house with this palette, and the result would be luxurious and sophisticated—so don’t get caught up in decision fatigue. We admit some of the colors from the collection are very similar, so here are a few of our favorite options that are no-brainers. 

Picket Fence White

Picket Fence is a warm white that feels minimal yet prominent. Hopefully, it will bring back memories of sand at the beach or a perfectly weathered picket fence in your favorite historic neighborhood. White paint is hard to pick unless you’ve studied color theory and off-white paint is equally challenging. Don’t overthink it! As long as you know you want a warm undertone, this white will work anywhere.

Conch Shell Pink

The last place we saw a color similar to Conch Shell was in Este Haim’s recent home makeover, where a subtle pinkish, terra-cotta color was color-drenched on the floors, ceiling, and decor. This clay-like pink is muted yet rich enough to complement traditional and modern spaces. Use it in a bedroom, a powder room, or a den.

Malted Gold

Malted is a rich goldish tan that looks like it’s out of the Art Deco era, meaning it will add opulence to your walls. But why stop there? Paint your headboard, doors, and ceiling, too, with this moody and sophisticated hue. The luxurious nature-infused color is reminiscent of pollen dust and the morning sun. 

Weimaraner Beige

Weimaraner owners like Martha know that their dog’s coat is stunning and worthy of its own wall color. This warm, pup-approved shade will have you questioning whether it’s brown or gray. Paint it in your dining room, then debate about it over a candlelit dinner. It’s moody yet soft enough not to overpower small spaces. 

This is just the start of classic colors. Shop the entire collection now on Amazon.