#color-palette

#color-palette

The 2026 Color Collection from 3form highlights hues that have anchored design across generations and cultures for thousands of years. The brand's sixth grouping is a departure from last year's palette, which emphasized the emotional power of select shades. With the guiding theme "Color that Connects," the new line features tones that are celebrated by communities around the globe. Inspiration for the palette came from exploring natural pigments used to make certain colors, and how they were found in various locales over time.

Google is testing the ability to add color to your search results page with a color palette picker. There is this palette icon at the top of the results that when clicked on says "Add a splash of color to the top of Search," and "Pick color." When you click on pick color it loads 10 colors to "Choose an accent color for the top of Search."

If there was only one interior design style setting the tone in 2026, it would be Japandi. Apartment Therapy's State of Home Design survey identified Japandi style as one of the year's top design aesthetics, according to insights from 140 designers - and it's easy to see why. As more people strive to create spaces that feel calming, intentional, and grounded in nature, Japandi's blend of Japanese restraint and Scandinavian warmth feels especially timely.

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"Choosing a dominant hue, such as on the duvet or quilt, sets the mood," she says. "This could be a soft neutral for a calming look or deep tone for a more dramatic look."

Rising marks the completion Emily Coan's ongoing Spider Silk series with a continued narrative of the womens' quest through this perilous realm. What was golden and earthy - an experience of conscious participation with community, nature, and creation by the light of the sun will fade into night. An exploration of color, the paintings are jewel toned - phthalos, viridan, and turquoise.

The kitchen is the heart of the home, and even in a small footprint, it should feel inviting, easy to use, and intuitively laid out,

Splash captures the kind of moment that usually evaporates as quickly as it appears, the instant when paint leaves the brush and lands in an unplanned, perfect pattern. This design takes that impulse and fixes it in textile form, allowing a fleeting artistic gesture to live permanently within a space. The concept begins with the language of abstract art. The surface is scattered with color in unpredictable rhythms, as if created by a single motion of the arm and a quick flick of the wrist.

The Pantone Dualities Challenge invites participants to render any object using colors from Pantone's new Dualities palette, encompassing 175 Pastels and Shadows.