Shop Nicole Gibbons Clare paint colors for fall and winter, from soft neutrals and warm reds to earthy greens and deep blues.
Nicole Gibbons Clare Paint Colors: A Fall and Winter Palette for Home
Nicole Gibbons built Clare around easy-to-shop interior paint colors. Start with soft neutrals, then move through earth, botanical greens, and deep blues.
Nicole Gibbons built Clare around an easier way to shop for paint
Nicole Gibbons is an interior designer and entrepreneur who founded Clare in 2018 after a decade in PR at Victoria's Secret. She led the digitally native paint brand through a 2024 exit, raising more than 11 million in venture capital and growing it to hundreds of thousands of customers.
Before Clare, Nicole appeared for three seasons on OWN's Emmy-winning Home Made Simple and shared design expertise on The Today Show and Good Morning America. Her recognitions include Inc.'s Female Founder 100, Forbes Next 1000, and Entrepreneur's 100 Powerful Women. I love that her business story starts with a designer's everyday frustration with paint shopping.
Clare's white and soft-neutral paints for a quiet foundation
Clare's warm paint colors for fall, from cocoa and clay to gold and rose
Nicole Gibbons Clare paint colors for fall and winter rooms
Clare's compact palette moves from quiet whites and grounded browns to botanical greens and deep blues. Each color comes in eggshell Wall Paint or semi-gloss Trim Paint, so the finish can change with the surface.
Every shade in Clare's interior collection is zero-VOC and GREENGUARD Gold certified. I like to check a swatch in the morning and again after sunset, then build the room around the colors that feel right in its actual light.
Clare's green paints, from muted sage to deeper leafy tones
Clare's blue and teal paints for a cooler, moodier winter room
Where I would start with Nicole Gibbons's Clare palette
I would start by testing Whipped, then let the room's evening light tell you what comes next. Keep wood and textiles in the conversation so the wall color feels connected to the rest of the room. That is the warmth I keep coming back to in Nicole's design archive.
