If you're thinking of giving your home a makeover, it's totally natural to head towards the internet to get some inspiration. Pinterest and Instagram are filled with great real-life examples of decor, styling and furniture to help you decide on your favourite.
You might want a home that's totally on-trend, or a colour that's been loved so many times over because of how gorgeous it is, and thankfully, someone's managed to work that out using the power of social media.
HomeHow.co.uk has trawled the depths of Instagram to find the paint colours which have been hashtagged the most, and the results will fill you with inspiration for your own home.
Here are the top 15, from bottom to top:
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2020's most popular paint colours
1 of 15Dulux Chic Shadow
Grey works in so many rooms and with lots of accent colours, so it's no wonder Chic Shadow made the list. Pair with pinks for a truly Instagrammable room, or greens, yellows and browns for a more subdued look.
2 of 15Farrow & Ball De Nimes
Rustic blues have been all over Instagram, and this one from Farrow & Ball is a firm favourite. Perfect for a statement wall in the living room, or a regal feeling hallway.
3 of 15Farrow & Ball Setting Plaster
If you have larger rooms with high ceilings, this gorgeous salmon hue works well with creams, greys and browns.
4 of 15Dulux Polished Pebble
Another attractive grey, Polished Pebble will brighten up any room and allows you to move away from the dreaded magnolia.
5 of 15Farrow & Ball Skimming Stone
Pair Skimming Stone with soft furnishings and a pop of colour for a neutral and cosy look.
6 of 15Farrow & Ball Purbeck Stone
A wonderful base colour to go with pretty much anything, Purbeck Stone is great for those who change their minds and colour schemes often.
7 of 15Dulux Spiced Honey
For a luxurious Mediterranean feel, Spiced Honey works well with browns and oranges.
8 of 15Dulux Denim Drift
Denim Drift was Dulux's colour of 2017, but it doesn't seem to be going anywhere anytime soon. This would be wonderful in a bedroom to create a calm, relaxed atmosphere.
9 of 15Benjamin Moore Hale Navy
Been fawning over a navy kitchen? Hale Navy is the colour to give you just that. Team with bronze or gold for a truly royal look.
10 of 15Farrow & Ball Sulking Room Pink
Pink without being 'too pink', Sulking Room Pink is subdued, calming and cosy. It works well with greys, creams and natural wood.
11 of 15Farrow & Ball Jitney
Jitney is versatile and earthy, it'll work in most rooms and with most colour palettes.
12 of 15Farrow & Ball Bancha
If you love nature, Bancha brings a little bit of that indoors. Great for rooms with lots of light or windows, it's got 'statement wall' written all over it.
13 of 15Little Greene French Grey
This colour could be your go-to for many a room, providing a soothing backdrop that can work with lots of different styles and colours.
14 of 15Farrow & Ball Green Smoke
Green Smoke has the ability to work for both outdoors and indoors, bringing a rustic chic to a window frame or front door, or a traditional, welcoming vibe to a hallway or bathroom.
15 of 15Zoffrany Paris Grey
It's no surprise that the most popular colour on the list is grey - although it is a creamy grey, and a decor staple. This simple and elegant shade will work in every room and with any accessories you throw at it.
What's the most Instagrammed paint colour of 2020?
Paris Grey by Zoffany has been hashtagged 23,971 times, appearing in homes across the globe.
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