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2022 Color of the Year

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2022 Color of the Year
Introducing our 2022 Color of the Year - Olive Sprig! A versatile color that lives well inside or outside, Olive Sprig blends in with nearly any environment.
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2022 Color of the Year
A color scheme of Olive Sprig, Lotus Petal and Peace pairs delicate neutrals with softened pastels to add calm to a space that can often be full activity.
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2022 Color of the Year
This colorful embrace is thought to reflect an optimistic rebellion, a sign of personal expression or soothing self-care.
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2022 Color of the Year
Olive Sprig is a relaxed yet enticing green that emulates the feeling of soothing aloe vera or a fragrant plant – brightening any space with organic liveliness.
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2022 Color of the Year
Just as trends in the 1920s were marked by opulence, metallics, rich woods, layers, moody colors and angular shapes, today’s home décor is drawing inspiration from the Antiquity, Baroque and Renaissance eras of art, sculpture and architectural forms.