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Pantone has spoken. It’s time for the bold and vibrant Viva Magenta to make way for the 2024 Pantone Color of the Year: Peach Fuzz or PANTONE 13-1023. The Pantone Color Institute™ sees Peach Fuzz as a warm and elegantly modern color that bridges youthfulness with timelessness.
As we welcome 2024, Peach Fuzz inspires people to embrace the warmth. This velvety, gentle peach tone encourages one to nurture oneself and others by enriching the mind, body, and soul. This soft hue between pink and orange shades creates a feeling of belonging, calmness, and healing.
Nurturing oneself and others starts at home. Do you want to make your home extra warm and inviting? If you are constructing your dream home, renovating it, or want to be on trend, you can incorporate the 2024 Color of the Year into your home! Here are tips on how you can do so:
Bring in peach-colored patterns
If you don’t want to paint your walls with plain colors this 2024, you can bring some bold pattern design into your home using peach-colored wallpapers. Or, to make your home extra artsy, have an artist paint a mural on one of your walls featuring Peach Fuzz.
For your dining area, you can paint trees and flowers with birds and butterflies to make the room more warm and inviting, bringing the calmness of nature in. Give your bathroom a makeover using peach-colored tiles for your walls or flooring.
Add soft furnishings
Choose soft furnishings such as carpets, pillows, blankets, and peach-colored duvets to make your home extra cozy. You can also purchase decorative accents that resemble the Pantone Color of the Year 2024 to enhance the modern aesthetic appeal of your home.
The good thing about Peach Fuzz is that it is versatile enough to be paired with muted or vibrant colors. Thus, you can easily pair your soft furnishings and decorative accents without the existing colors of your home and furniture.
Mix and match Peach Fuzz and metallics
If you want to convert your house into a warm Parisian home, you can choose to pair Peach Fuzz with metallics. For example, if you have a peach-colored wall in your home, you can set against it a gilded mirror with a golden-hued frame. This pairing will instantly give your home an elegant touch.
Another option is to purchase a crystal chandelier and hang it against your peach-colored wall or below your furniture piece. If you have a peach-colored cabinet or floating shelf, you can display gold or brass elements.
Make your light fixtures extra bright and warm
If you love to invest in light fixtures such as a lampshade or nightlights, you can make your home extra bright and warm by choosing those in the shade of peach. A chandelier or lampshade with a peach-colored body can make a space more sophisticated and yet inviting to residents and guests.
Harmonize with nature
To make your home extra nurturing for everyone, you can bring nature in by integrating indoor plants or floral arrangements that have a similar shade to Peach Fuzz into your home. For example, you can purchase the following peach-colored flowers and make bouquet arrangements out of them:
- Inca ‘Husky’ Peruvian Lily
- Hibiscus
- Tulips
- Roses
If you prefer a more affordable option, you can shop for peach-colored faux flowers from the mall and arrange them into a bouquet. Once done, you can display your floral arrangements in your living room, kitchen, dining area, bathroom, and bedroom to make your space more soothing.
Make a statement with peach furniture
Looking to add a pop of Peach Fuzz to your home without major renovations? You can always purchase a statement furniture piece in this color. For example, you can buy a spacious peach-colored couch and deck it with accessories of the same color. You can also consider painting your dining tables and chairs in a soft, peachy color
Peach Fuzz is a youthful and happy color. Incorporating this color of the year into your home design and decor will make your home a relaxing place. Follow these design tips when giving your home a makeover as a welcome to 2024.
For more tips and advice, check out our previous journals here.
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