To finally leave winter definitively behind us, we are focusing on a joyful and refreshing color palette. Let’s take a closer look at a spring color chart that will bring nature and good mood into our interiors.
With the arrival of a new season comes the desire for change. We want to add color back into our lives, especially with the uncertain weather, swinging between bright sun and cold wind. However, according to Pantone, who elected “Cloud Dancer”, a vibrant white color as the color of the year, it seems that our decoration is tending towards a certain neutrality. Looking closer, we can see that in the latest collections from our favorite brands, the trend leans towards neutrality and muted colors. Earthy tones, gray, dark green, and burgundy are still very present. Autumn seems to be reluctant to give way to spring. We refuse to accept this. So, we trust the numerous experts who predict the arrival of a palette more suited to the season and heralding the arrival of summer. To bring joy into our interiors, like in the garden, here is a sneak peek at the colors that will soon be making their way into our homes.
Light green: the unbeatable color of spring
Green, symbolizing naturalness and freshness, makes a comeback. No more dark or muted shades, we now want it bright and pop. Pastel, mint, or even wasabi for a Pinterest-like mixture. It will be perfect on seating, glassware, or small decorations.
Butter yellow: softness and brightness
Already popular in 2025, butter yellow continues its journey in 2026. Softer than its cousin, sunshine yellow, which we keep for the summer, and warmer than white, this shade is ideal for the current season. It brings clarity to our interiors.
Pale pink: to boost vitality
Far from the Barbie effect, pink has been seen a lot on recent runways. Naturally, it finds its way into our homes. We appreciate it in a bubble-gum version to inject vitality. With this color, we will not hesitate to go big by applying it to our wardrobe doors. The less adventurous can opt for its powdery version, just as enticing but a bit more discreet.
Blue: retro chic ambiance
For interiors seeking calm and personality, blue is the way to go. A captivating blue-gray or pastel will infuse a certain refined retro elegance to our setting. There’s nothing nostalgic about it. We can adopt it in a kitchen or as accents on a lampshade, cushions, or bedspread.
Orange: a real pick-me-up
Despite its autumnal connotations, orange reinvents itself this season. According to Pinterest experts, it will be tinged with red for a result full of vitamins and pep. Some may see it covering their walls like a new terracotta, while others will settle for inviting it on a lamp or curtains.
