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Pantone’s Color of the Year 2024 Is Peach Fuzz—Here’s 11 Ways to Style It at Home
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by Anoop Singh
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Each winter, Pantone’s Color of the Year—decided upon by a team of global art and design experts—sets out to define the moods and modes of the upcoming 365 days. (2023’s shade was, aptly, Viva Magenta, a punchier version of Barbie pink.) Now, in anticipation of 2024, Pantone has landed on what it calls “Peach Fuzz 13-1023”—a fresh, understated color it describes as “nurturing” and “quietly sophisticated.” Much more neutral (and easier to style) than the previous selection, we were delighted to find a slew of goods—from rugs to lamps to fruit bowls—in similarly peachy hues for your home. Though if you’d rather go all in, know that the color looks excellent on walls, too.
Pantone Peach Fuzz Flux Ombre Rug
In collaboration with Pantone, AD-favorite Ruggable has released a limited-edition capsule of washable rugs in a variety of peach tones. We particularly like this flatwoven, sun-faded ombre option, which will freshen up bathrooms and dining rooms alike.
Schoolhouse’s Teig Lamp is one of our bedside favorites, owing to its space-saving size and ergonomic dimming knob. It’s even better in its new peachy colorway, “Bellini.”
SIN Ceramic Prong Fruit Bowl
SIN’s Ceramic Prong Fruit Bowls are a longtime designer favorite (this Brooklyn townhouse, for example, features two). Made from terracotta-toned clay, each bowl is handmade and slightly unique.
French Flax Linen Duvet Cover
If Bed Threads’ flax-linen bedding is good enough for Troye Sivan, it’s good enough for us. This “Terracotta” colorway is strikingly similar to the shade Troye has in his sister’s bedroom.
You can’t go wrong with a shower curtain from Quiet Town—the winner of a Cleverest award in 2022—especially in this warm, sunset-inspired shade. There’s also a canvas version.
H&M Home makes excellent (and extraordinarily affordable) pillow covers. This one, made from 100% cotton, has a youthful peaches-and-cream stripe.
Sofiest Designs Swirl Mushroom Table Lamp
Though it looks like ceramic, the base of this apricot-colored table lamp is actually 3D-printed from bio-sourced plastic (meaning it won’t shatter into pieces should your cat knock it over).
If Peach Fuzz were metallic, it’d be copper. This little plant spritzer—an excellent last-minute holiday gift—will add a touch of color to their desk or windowsill.
Brighten up your tablescape with a pair of blush-colored tapers made from pure Canadian beeswax (and receive 15% off your first order with code: WELCOMEHOMEMADE).
Heathered Cashmere Core Sheet Set
A more neutral take on Peach Fuzz, Brooklinen’s Cashmere Core Sheet Set in Camel is made from a blend of machine-washable cotton and Himalayan cashmere. One reviewer says they’re “so luxurious that I giggle every time I climb in bed.”
Usher in the new year with a brand new Moleskine, outfitted with a leather cover in Pantone’s Color of the Year. (It’ll look much more attractive than, say, black, when resting on your coffee table.)
Each winter, Pantone’s Color of the Year—decided upon by a team of global art and design experts—sets out to define the moods and modes of the upcoming 365 days. (2023’s shade was, aptly, Viva Magenta, a punchier version of Barbie pink.) Now, in anticipation of 2024, Pantone has landed on what it calls “Peach Fuzz…
Each winter, Pantone’s Color of the Year—decided upon by a team of global art and design experts—sets out to define the moods and modes of the upcoming 365 days. (2023’s shade was, aptly, Viva Magenta, a punchier version of Barbie pink.) Now, in anticipation of 2024, Pantone has landed on what it calls “Peach Fuzz…