Minwax, America's number one selling brand of interior stains, has some exciting news for all the DIYers out there—they've just announced new products to their already robust lineup: Minwax Wood ...

CLEVELAND--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Minwax®, America’s No. 1 selling brand of interior wood stains and clears*, announced today its 2022 Color of the Year, Gentle Olive. The color is a soothing sage green ...

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This contemporary teal shade elevates any room creating spaces that effortlessly combine stylish allure with timeless appeal CLEVELAND--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Minwax reveals its 2024 Color of the Year: Bay ...

CLEVELAND —Minwax, an American brand of interior wood stains and clears, announced its 2025 Color of the Year, Violet. This color, available in the new Minwax Wood Finish Color Series Premium ...

The deep, saturated purple wood stain is perfect for all of your upcycling needs. Another color of the year selection has been announced, and the latest pick is further proof that jewel tones are ...

CLEVELAND – Minwax, a maker of wood care products, has chosen wood stain hue Bay Blue as its color of the year for 2024. “Bay Blue is at the intersection of contemporary and classic,” said Sue Kim, ...

One more design vendor has joined the green movement, with Minwax naming “Gentle Olive” stain as its Color of the Year for 2022. Late each year, paint and color companies name their colors of the year ...

Minwax reveals its 2024 Color of the Year: Bay Blue. This captivating wood stain hue, nestled between blue and green, creates memorable spaces in a home by enriching and distinguishing wood’s natural ...

Minwax, which declares itself the DIYers stain brand of choice, named its blue-green "Bay Blue" as its 2024 Color of the Year. "The key driver for our Color of the Year is a sense of renewal. We're ...

If you've been keeping up with all the Colors of the Year for 2022, you've likely noticed a trend: a lot of green hues. From Sherwin Williams's Evergreen Fog to PPG's Olive Sprig to Benjamin Moore's ...