Discover what the color of 2024 is according to Pantone: Peach Fuzz.
In 2023, Pantone's colour of the year was the invigorating Viva Magenta. After a year in which that shade was all the rage, the trend forecasters at the Pantone Color Institute decided to turn down the intensity for the Color of the Year 2024 and chose a softer shade that celebrates warmth and connection: Peach Fuzz.
In the words of Pantone forecaster Laurie Pressman, "this choice reminds us how important it is to find moments of respite, creativity and human connection amid the bustle of modern life".
What kind of colour is Peach Fuzz 13-1023?
It is an appealing peachy shade, carefully balanced between pink and orange. A soft, velvety peach tone, poetic and romantic, with a clean feel and a touch of vintage.
Peach Fuzz 13-1023 looks to the past, reimagined for modern spaces. Warm, luminous and with a slightly feminine touch.
According to Pantone's experts, it is centred on the human experience of enriching and caring for mind, body and soul, but it is also a subtly sophisticated, modern and deep peach, with a soft yet effective luminosity that fills the digital world with beauty.
How to use the Pantone Color of the Year 2024 in decoration and interior design
You can use Peach Fuzz 13-1023 on a wall, as a contrast within a design, or in decorative pieces with the same velvety texture, such as rugs, cushions and throws. It is also a great choice for pictures or lamps, so you don't have to change the whole design of the room.
How to combine Peach Fuzz with our furniture
At first glance, Peach Fuzz may seem at odds with the trend for blues and natural greens that other brands are highlighting for 2024. Yet this colour can actually lift those shades by creating a sense of harmony with them.
Because Muba offers timeless furniture and stands out for its wide range of colours and designs, Peach Fuzz will blend in and create a harmonious feel with our SeaWeed or Moss colours or with the earthy Oak Panca and Sand. And to make it stand out even more and give it centre stage, you can't go wrong with white.
If you're feeling bold, you can create a decorative contrast by pairing Peach Fuzz with brighter colours, such as yellows or oranges. Combined with pinks, it can create an elegant look, but take care not to overdo these shades.
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Leatrice Eiseman, another Pantone forecaster, points out that Peach Fuzz can balance colour temperatures and bring warmth to spaces dominated by blues and greens. In terms of materials, it offers a light, effervescent contrast with solid surfaces such as stone or polished concrete, and it sits comfortably alongside a range of different finishes.
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At Muba, we invite you to get creative and try something out of the ordinary. Get in touch with our interior designers or our stockists, and they'll help you choose the best furniture and colours for your little ones' bedroom.
