Hmm…I kinda like it. More like a honey/cream color?

Very similar to my DR color…

Formica has burgundy and a couple new dark greens in their commercial lineup so what's being developed for commercial interiors is always a sign. But the interpretation will be slightly different than the original.

My older son was born in the 90s and all the kid stuff was jewel tones.

Not a fan of jewel tones at all; feels like perpetual fall to me. However, I do like yellowy creams and so am glad to see it is now deemed acceptable.

They won't be in our home. I don't do jewel tones or orange or yellows. But I don't follow color trends. Do what you love, it's your home.

Anything gold/yellow/orange is not for me. I've been looking at some real estate listings with gold walls - that would be the first thing to go as was the case in my current house. I could probably do a mildly yellow cream if necessary to go with other features of a house such as cabinetry.

Jewel tones=fall???? That's a new one on me. I prefer fall colors and my home reflects it but no one would say my house is jewel toned. I do love the green. Saturated colors are my jam but not for walls--ever. To each their own!!

I may have gotten the same notice, rather liked it and looked up the Ben Moore equivalent. My office could use new carpet and paint. I've had Samplize swatches all over the walls for a couple of months and keep leaning toward my first choices being too dark. This one a possibility. This entire house is in warmer neutral colors, mostly warm white to beige and always had been. 1955. I don't know why but I hesitate to make huge changes from the original character of the house.

Burgundy would never be a possibilty to me - I don't even wear it.

I used pale gold on my walls for years and years. Or more romantically, I would think of it as the color of wheat in the sun.

I don't dislike it, I've just been trying to do something different for a change. I like a lot of saturated colors but am not a fan of colors that are dark.

These are my dining room chairs I had upholstered in about 1995. I suppose it fits in with the burgundy/greens, but I’ve used it with a lighter pink-ish and lighter greens instead.

Our entire house is a color similar to Ye Olde Favorite of Bygone Days … Benjamin Moore Lenox Tan. (It might actually be that color; I don’t have the info anymore.)

I love it. Love love it. It looks good with everything I put in a room, and looks nothing like the dull tan online pictures show. It can look gold or khaki.

It changes all throughout the day and night, and looks different in every room. If paint could hug you, this does.

Unfortunately, early 2000s Texas Tuscan Heavy Dark Woods gave it a bad name. But it looks great with more mod stuff, antiques, and everything in between.

I still have some ’90s fabric tucked away somewhere and still think it’s very purty. I’ll get pics of it tomorrow. Someday I might even do something with it! :D

Well, there's always "worse." At least we aren't being encouraged to fill our homes with geese statues dressed in bonnets with mauve ribbons.

Quick...colors of the 90s!!! I would have been hard pressed to come up with anything that was the rage at the time. I don't follow trends very well.

While I can't wear fall colors that well, they're what I like most in my house. Leaves turning, colors slightly muted as vegetation gives up and begins to die.

There was a lot of burgundy and hunter green. All of my yucky towels (you know, the ones you pull out to clean up big spills and messes) are very faded burgundy and hunter green.

The early 90s was still holding onto baby blue, pink, peach, and mauve from the late 80s.

cawaps, that mass produced pastel version of Southwest decor was thankfully short-lived, at least in my area.

This deep blue- green has a name( ?). Seeing a lot lately. I love it and may cover my tired-of -red den with it. Like the shade of this quilt, but darker-richer. Same same aqua-ish color in this traditional, old pattern Karastan. Our main walls have been a muted, pale yellow for 21 years. Cannot get a true pic of ceiling …

which is ( ceiling) is same shade that never looks it; sometimes darker or lighter.

I still have shirts from the 1990s, and since they were oversized, they still fit. A lot of the shirts I bought in the 90s were also used in shows like Fresh Prince and In Living Color. I think the costume designers for those shows shopped at the same stores that I did.

Oh, wow, Lars … In Living Color was/is one of my all-time favorite TV shows. :D