Our Team’s Fall Palette Is Looking MIGHTY Delicious..

Our Team’s Fall Palette Is Looking MIGHTY Delicious..

Fall is officially treat season (you can't change our minds on this). From warm apple desserts and pumpkin pie to buttery tarts and steaming cups of cider, there’s no shortage of delicious reasons to get cozy.

And because we’re always thinking about color, we decided to take our favorite fall treats one step further: we matched each team member’s go-to fall treat with a Country Chic Paint color that captures the same cozy, delicious feeling!

Think of it as a little fall flavor meets paint color personality test. Because apparently, even our snack choices can inspire our next furniture makeover!

Coreena + Caramel Apple = Botanical

For Coreena, crisp fall mornings and a little time surrounded by nature are the perfect combination!

Her perfect Country Chic Paint color match? Botanical. Botanical captures the gentle warmth of a sunlit garden...a soft green that feels calm and natural while still bringing a beautiful pop of color. Its soft yellow undertones add depth and richness, making it feel warm, welcoming, and full of life.

It’s a natural choice for creating a cozy, collected look on furniture and décor. Think sun-drenched gardens, warm wood tones, and a freshly painted piece that brings a little bit of the outdoors in!

Darren + Strawberry Rhubarb Pie = Paint The Town

Sweet strawberries, tart rhubarb, and a golden, buttery crust make strawberry rhubarb pie one of those classic fall treats that never goes out of style, so it only makes sense that for Darren, we're pairing this delicious dessert with Pale Plaster.

Pale Plaster is a soft, warm sand color with creamy, muted tones. It's the kind of neutral that works beautifully as a backdrop...much like that golden pie crust bringing all those sweet and tart flavors together 🤤 Perfect for large-scale makeovers or subtle accent pieces, Pale Plaster brings a soft, understated warmth wherever it's used.


Ashley + Pecan Butter Tart = Ancient Ember

Rich, buttery, nutty, and completely irresistible...pecan butter tarts bring serious cozy-dessert energy & that's why Ashley’s fall treat pairs perfectly with Ancient Ember, a mesmerizing burnt terracotta hue that feels like it was made for autumn!

Imagine the cozy feel of old wood and mellow embers, all wrapped up in one warm and inviting color. Ancient Ember has that same rich, comforting quality as a freshly baked pecan butter tart. It's a beautiful choice when you want a piece to feel warm, collected, and full of character.

Emilie + Hot Apple Cider = Bee’s Knees 

Nothing says fall quite like a warm mug of apple cider & for Emilie, we're pairing that classic autumn drink with Bee's Knees, a charming and inviting one of Country Chic Paint's warm pastel colors, that exudes nostalgia and retro charm. There's something wonderfully cheerful about this color....just like a steaming mug of cider on a crisp fall day, Bee's Knees brings a little warmth and happiness wherever it goes. 

Use it to brighten up a furniture piece, add personality to a small accent, or simply bring a little sunshine into your fall-inspired décor.

Karl + Coffee = Dark Roast

His perfect Country Chic Paint color match? Dark Roast. Dark Roast is a rich, deep brown shade that evokes the heady aroma and depth of flavor of a freshly brewed espresso. Just like a good cup of coffee, this color is rich, comforting, and full of depth.

It's a natural choice for creating a warm, cozy look on furniture and décor. Think coffeehouse vibes, warm wood tones, and a piece of furniture that makes you want to curl up with a good book!but make it Botanical captures the gentle warmth of a sunlit garden, a soft green that feels calm, natural but still offers a pop of color. Its soft yellow undertones add depth and richness



Kelly + Pumpkin Pie = Persimmon  

Pumpkin pie and fall go together like paint and furniture! (Don't you agree?) That's why Kelly's favorite fall treat gets matched with Persimmon, the perfect bold citrus orange that represents the insides of that delicious slice of pumpkin pie. & while pumpkin pie may be warm and cozy, Persimmon adds a brighter, more playful take on traditional autumn color. It's made for anyone who thinks fall should have a little more wow.

Try it on a statement piece when you're ready to embrace a bold pop of color.

Rosanne + Apple Crisp = Road Trip

Warm apples, cinnamon, and a crispy golden topping? Yes, please! Rosanne's favorite fall treat pairs with Road Trip, a light yellow-brown tan color that brings to mind the open road and endless possibilities. There's something about apple crisp that feels nostalgic and uncomplicated...much like a fall road trip with the leaves changing outside your window and nowhere you need to be.

Road Trip brings that same easygoing feeling to your furniture projects. It's a versatile shade that feels right at home with warm woods, cozy neutrals, and autumn-inspired décor!

Christa + Apple Cider Donut =  Ancient Ember

Fresh apple cider donuts, cinnamon sugar, and a crisp fall morning? It's basically autumn in dessert form & speaking of delicious deserts, Christa's favorite treat gets paired with our very own Cheesecake, the perfect warm, creamy antique white!

Soft, warm, and timeless, Cheesecake brings the same comforting feeling as that first bite of a freshly baked apple cider donut. It's a versatile color that can brighten up a piece while still keeping things warm and inviting.

Use it for anything from a classic furniture makeover to a small accent piece when you want a creamy, timeless finish.

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From rich Dark Roast and warm Ancient Ember to cheerful Bee's Knees and bold Persimmon, these color matches prove that fall inspiration can come from just about anywhere...even the dessert table 😉

Now we're curious: What’s your favorite fall treat, and which Country Chic Paint color would you match it with?

Because if there's one thing we've learned, it's that a good fall treat can inspire more than just your next snack run. It might just inspire your next furniture makeover, too!

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