Fuzzy Peach (PANTONE 13-1023) is the Pantone Color of the Year (COY) 2024. Announced on December 7, the 2024 selection commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Color of the Year program. A far departure from 2023’s vibrant Viva Magenta, Fuzzy Peach is cozy and subtle, encapsulating contemporary and vintage vibes. This not-quite-pink yet not-quite-orange tone provides balance and promotes harmony. It also embraces warmth and evokes optimistic and peaceful thoughts about the future.
“In seeking a hue that echoes our innate yearning for closeness and connection, we chose a color radiant with warmth and modern elegance. A shade that resonates with compassion, offers a tactile embrace, and effortlessly bridges the youthful with the timeless,” said Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director for the Pantone Color Institute.
Simple Yet Effective
You can expect big things from the 2024 COY. Pantone already has collaborations with Motorola, Cariuma, Ultrafabrics, Ruggable, Spoonflower, Polaroid, and more celebrating Fuzzy Peach. From fashion to technology to design, the soft simplicity of this shade does not limit its utility and appeal.
Ready to bring a quiet sophistication into your home? Use PANTONE 13-1023 Fuzzy Peach to refresh wall paint colors throughout a room, a statement ceiling, or on an accent wall. Also consider velvety, quilted, furry, or sueded fabrics in furnishings, throw pillows, or curtains. Wall hangings, accent rugs, and tile offer other ways to incorporate the welcoming ambiance of this shade into your home. This hue will complement earthy tones, sage greens, or soft blues well. Furthermore, you can utilize Fuzzy Peach as a contrast against dark colors or to accent an otherwise white space.
Want to incorporate the gentle yet impactful PANTONE 13-1023 Fuzzy Peach into your home? Learn more on the Pantone website and fill out our inquiry form today. Whether you’re interested in subtle or dramatic changes, our designers are color experts who can confidently guide you through the process of refreshing your home.
