Each year, since the turn of the millennium, word arrives from on high: Pantone, the self-described world's authority on color, announces its Color of the Year. On Thursday, Pantone declared ...

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Each year, Pantone chooses a color that reflects the global mood and attitude. Pantone has announced its next Color of the Year. The company shared on Thursday that the Pantone Color Institute has ...

Getty Pantone’s Color of the Year for 2025 is a big win for quiet luxury lovers! The global color authority officially named Mocha Mousse (PANTONE 17-1230) as the color that will dominate the ...

In anticipation of the new year, Pantone has announced its annual color trend forecast, better known as the Color of the Year. The famed color specialist officially declared “Mocha Mousse” as ...

Pantone has named an “evocative soft brown” its color of the year for 2025, continuing a tradition that has now run for more than a quarter of a century. In a statement published Thursday ...

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Every December, those in the know eagerly await Pantone’s annual Colour of the Year announcement, a zeitgeist-y moment that always serves as a conversation starter in the wider design world.

Want to predict the next Millennial Pink? Check out Pantone Color Insider, a new tool from Pantone. It will allow you to tap into color trends around the world in real time. Billed as a “color ...

Is this shade of dusty brown a repudiation of “Brat” green? By The Styles Desk On Thursday, Pantone announced its 2025 color of the year: Mocha Mousse. Far softer than the “Brat” green ...