Pantone Color of the Year 2024 in Florals
Pantone released their 2024 color of the year a few months ago and we are here for ‘Peach Fuzz’!
Peach has always been a captivating muse in the floral world. In the realm of flowers, peach is on a spectrum of color, making each flower order a delightful surprise! The interpretation of peach varies— some see it with more pink tones, while others perceive it as a shade of orange. This variability allows for a creative play, and over the years, we’ve discovered our favorite varieties to achieve the perfect shade of peach.
Steven Dray Photography
We’ve also learned that while peach stands out beautifully on its own, it has a magical way of enhancing specific color palettes! We’re sharing our tried-and-true methods for elevating a color palette with this romantic hue.
pastel perfection
When it comes to pastel palettes, we opt for one soft hue from each color family, and peach is a must-addition. It serves as the perfect contrast against light blues and lavenders, creating a simple, sweet pastel palette. This combination allows each color to shine on its own, resulting in floral designs that are just so pretty.
Elevate neutrals
Neutral palettes don’t have to be plain or mundane. Start with a neutral white and greenery floral base and introduce various soft shades of color to add dimension and depth while maintaining a classic feel. Peach, in particular, adds a liveliness to neutral palettes, setting a brighter tone that we adore!
Bold or Deep Palettes
We love peach all year long, but especially in a late Summer/early Fall floral palette. Peach not only brings warmth to the design but also serves to soften the bold and saturated hues, creating a harmonious design.
Are we peach fans yet? We want to know in the comments!!
Photographers
Pastel Perfection: Stone & Field Photography, Maria Palermo Photography, Eva Lin Photography, Wild Native Photography, Eva Lin Photography
Elevate Neutrals: Steven Dray Photography, Maria Palermo Photography, Rachel Rowland Photography, Maria Palermo Photography, Sky’s the Limit Photography
Dark or Bold Palettes: Happy Out Photography, Poppyseed Photography, Lauren Renee Photography, Leeann Marie Photography, Amanda Wilson Photography, Maria Palermo Photography