Benjamin Moore's 2027 Color of the Year: Webster Green Is a Natural Fit for Tualatin Valley Homes
A rich, timeless green brings nature indoors—and opens up beautiful possibilities for custom window coverings.
Benjamin Moore has announced its 2027 Color of the Year, and we think homeowners throughout Tualatin Valley and Oregon City are going to love it!
Meet Webster Green HC-130, a sophisticated, richly saturated green that feels both classic and refreshingly current. It's a color that makes a statement without overwhelming a space, bringing warmth, character, and a connection to nature into the home.
Here in the Pacific Northwest, where beautiful landscapes, towering evergreens, and natural materials influence so much of our home design, Webster Green feels right at home.
And while a new paint color can completely transform a room, the window coverings you choose can make that transformation even more beautiful.
Why Webster Green Works So Well in Tualatin Valley Homes
Green has always been a favorite in interior design, but Webster Green offers something a little different from the soft sages and muted eucalyptus tones we've seen in recent years.
It has depth. It has personality. And it works beautifully with natural materials, warm neutrals, and layered textures.
Imagine Webster Green in an elegant Lake Oswego dining room, paired with warm wood furnishings and softly tailored Roman shades. Or picture it as an accent wall in a contemporary Beaverton home, complemented by clean-lined roller shades.
In a West Linn home, it might highlight beautiful architectural details and expansive windows overlooking the surrounding landscape. In a newer Wilsonville or Tigard home, it could create a cozy, sophisticated backdrop for natural woven shades and beautiful drapery.
And in the historic homes of Oregon City, Webster Green could be a wonderful way to celebrate traditional architectural character while introducing a fresh color palette.
The possibilities are endless, and the best part is that you don't have to redesign your entire home to enjoy this color.
Inspired by Oregon Wine Country: Webster Green for a Home Wine Room
With Tualatin Valley's connection to Oregon wine country, we can also imagine Webster Green creating a beautiful backdrop for a home wine room or intimate wine-tasting space.
Picture rich green walls paired with warm wood wine racks, brass accents, and soft, layered lighting. Custom Roman shades in a textured neutral or tailored drapery could complete the look, adding warmth and sophistication while helping control natural light.
For a wine room with windows, choosing the right window coverings is especially important. Room-darkening shades or lined drapery can help reduce sunlight exposure, while UV-filtering fabrics offer additional protection. Proper temperature control and UV protection are also important for wine storage.
Whether it's a dedicated wine room in a Lake Oswego home, a cozy tasting space in West Linn, or a dining room with a built-in wine display in Tualatin, Webster Green can create a setting that feels both inviting and distinctly personal.
It's a wonderful example of how a thoughtfully chosen color and the right window coverings can transform a room into a space you'll love sharing with family and friends.
The Window Coverings We'd Pair With Webster Green
1. Woven Wood Shades: A Natural Combination
One of our favorite ways to complement a rich green like Webster Green is with natural woven wood shades.
The warmth and texture of bamboo, grasses, reeds, and other natural materials create a beautiful contrast against deeper green walls.
Woven shades bring an organic element into a room without making the space feel too rustic. They're equally beautiful in a traditional Lake Oswego home or a contemporary new construction home in Wilsonville.
Choose lighter natural tones for contrast or deeper woven textures for a warm, layered look. Privacy and room-darkening liners can also be added to many styles for greater light control.
2. Roman Shades: Softness With Sophistication
Roman shades are another wonderful choice, especially if you want a more tailored, designer-inspired look.
Consider a creamy linen-look fabric against Webster Green walls. The contrast feels fresh and elegant without being stark.
Or introduce a subtle pattern that incorporates green, warm ivory, or earthy tones to tie the entire room together.
Roman shades are particularly lovely in dining rooms, bedrooms, and living spaces where fabric adds softness and personality.
3. Custom Drapery: Bring the Whole Room Together
Rich wall colors create an opportunity to play with fabric, and custom drapery can make a room feel beautifully finished.
Imagine floor-length drapery in warm ivory, natural linen, or a softly textured neutral framing windows against Webster Green walls.
For a more dramatic look, consider a complementary patterned fabric or even a tone-on-tone green.
Drapery can also be layered over shades to add softness, privacy, and additional light control.
It's one of those finishing touches that can take a room from simply painted to thoughtfully designed.
4. Wood Shutters: A Timeless Pairing With a Colorful Twist
Custom wood shutters are a beautiful choice for homeowners who appreciate classic architectural details and timeless design.
White or warm off-white shutters create a crisp, classic contrast against Webster Green walls. Natural wood finishes can bring additional warmth and character to the space.
But here's another exciting possibility: What about shutters painted in Webster Green itself?
At Budget Blinds of Tualatin Valley & Oregon City, we can custom paint-match wood shutters to your chosen color. So if you've fallen in love with Benjamin Moore's Webster Green, you can carry that beautiful color right onto your shutters!
Imagine rich green shutters against warm white walls in a Lake Oswego living room, or Webster Green shutters paired with walls in the same shade for a sophisticated, seamless look in a West Linn dining room.
It's a wonderful way to make your window coverings part of the overall design rather than simply something that covers the windows.
And because custom shutters are designed to become part of your home's architecture, they're a beautiful way to create a timeless, personalized look.
5. Roller Shades: Let the Color Take Center Stage
Sometimes the best window covering is one that quietly complements the room.
For homeowners who love clean lines and minimal design, roller shades in warm white, soft beige, or textured neutral fabrics can provide light control and privacy without competing with a bold wall color.
They're particularly well suited to contemporary homes and new construction throughout Beaverton, Tigard, Tualatin, and Wilsonville.
And with motorization available on many roller shades, they're as convenient as they are beautiful.
Motorized shades can be especially appealing for large windows, hard-to-reach areas, and homeowners who want to integrate their window coverings with smart home technology.
Don't Forget About the Pacific Northwest's Natural Light
Here's something important to consider before choosing any paint color or window treatment: light changes everything.
A rich green like Webster Green may look dramatically different in a north-facing Beaverton living room than it does in a bright, south-facing Lake Oswego home.
And during our gray winter months, the way natural light enters your home becomes even more important.
That's why window coverings should be part of the design conversation, not an afterthought.
Light-filtering shades can soften incoming sunlight while keeping rooms bright. Adjustable blinds and shutters allow you to direct natural light, while room-darkening shades and lined drapery provide greater control when needed.
For homes with large windows and beautiful views, solar shades can also be an option for reducing glare while maintaining a connection to the outdoors during daylight hours.
The right combination helps your new color look beautiful throughout the day while making your home more comfortable.
You Don't Have to Paint Your Walls Green to Enjoy the Trend
Not ready to commit to green walls? That's perfectly fine!
You can bring Webster Green into your home through accent pillows, upholstery, artwork, or decorative accessories.
Or consider making your window coverings the statement. Custom paint-matched shutters in Webster Green could add a beautiful pop of color to an otherwise neutral room.
If you already have green furnishings or accents, consider choosing window coverings that complement those elements rather than matching them exactly.
Natural woven shades, textured Roman shades, and beautiful neutral drapery can provide a timeless foundation that works with changing colors and decorating styles.
That's the beauty of choosing custom window coverings thoughtfully. They can complement today's trends without needing to be replaced when your tastes change.
Beautiful Design Starts With the Right Choices
At Budget Blinds of Tualatin Valley & Oregon City, we love helping homeowners discover window coverings that reflect their personal style while making their homes more comfortable and functional.
Whether you're inspired by Benjamin Moore's Webster Green, decorating a new home in Wilsonville, updating a traditional Lake Oswego home, or refreshing a favorite room in Beaverton or Oregon City, our experienced design consultants can help you explore the possibilities.
During your free in-home consultation, we'll bring samples of fabrics, colors, textures, and finishes directly to you. You'll be able to see how different window coverings look alongside your wall colors, furnishings, flooring, and natural light.
Because choosing window coverings isn't just about finding something that matches your walls. It's about creating a space that feels right for you.
Inspired by Webster Green? Let's find the perfect window coverings to go with it.
Schedule your free in-home consultation with Budget Blinds of Tualatin Valley & Oregon City. We proudly serve homeowners in Beaverton, Tigard, Tualatin, Lake Oswego, West Linn, Wilsonville, Canby, Oregon City, and surrounding communities.