Interiors and Lifestyle: New Collections Inspired by Pantone's Colour of the Year "Peach Fuzz"

Since Pantone the colour authority named Peach Fuzz as the Colour of the Year 2024,  we have seen the launch of many new design-led products that respond to this sweet subtle shade that lies between pink and orange, popularly adopted to feature in home decor to accessories for the whole year round.

Pantone no 13-1023 to be precise is described as a comforting hue chosen to express a yearning for community and coziness, so needed in today's uncertain times, signaling a move towards empathy and understanding.

Zebra Peach Print crafted by Print Press Print in Cornwall studio, showcasing the captivating profile of a zebra against a warm and inviting peach-colored backdrop.

The soft and inviting colour offers a chance for introspection and healing, "tenderness and communicating a message of caring, community, and collaboration,” says Pantone Executive Director Leatrice Eiseman, emphasizing its capacity to bring comfort and inner peace, impacting our well-being and inner serenity.

This Lion's Gaze Print by Print Press Print captures the lion's majestic presence and noble features, bringing the powerful beauty of the lion's direct gaze into any living space. 

British art and graphics studio - Print Press Print based in Cornwall has launched a fresh collection of wall prints named exactly as "Peach Fuzz." 

This Arctic Fox's Gaze Print by Print Press Print showcases the direct gaze of an Arctic fox, unwavering and captivating, against a warm and inviting peach-coloured backdrop. 

Featuring themes from the natural world, the new collection showcases a range of animal images of meticulous details, brought to life against the soft tones of "Peach Fuzz." From the grace of Arctic foxes to the power of tigers, lions, zebras, and leopards, each print captures the essence of these creatures in a subtle yet striking manner.

White Tiger Print by Print Press Print
captures the essence of the majestic white tiger,
 showcasing its powerful presence and
distinctive stripes against
a warm and elegant backdrop.  

Tom Blake, the creative force behind Print Press Print, says: "Pantone's 'Peach Fuzz' offers a warm and sophisticated palette. It's been a pleasure exploring this hue in this new collection, bringing out the beauty of the animal kingdom in a more understated way. I'm excited to share these pieces with art lovers and those who appreciate the natural world."

Known for its distinct wall art featuring bold colours and captivating designs, Print Press Print's latest release is not static, with plans to expand by introducing more captivating creatures in the coming months. Prints from the new "Peach Fuzz" inspired collection are available in various sizes, from A5 to A1, and can be conveniently purchased from the official Print Press Print Etsy shop. 

Peach accents are featured in independent London brand Neonimo's newest collection, printed with unique designs and sustainably handmade to order.   The brand produces a wide range of lifestyle products for the home as well as fashion items.

"Physically Here" Giclee Framed Art Print and Posters from Neonimo
 which uses high-quality shatterproof acrylic as a pane that is a highly durable material that adds resilience and a shine. It's printed full bleed then transferred into the handmade box frame. 

Neonimo, founded by designer Namalee, operates a made to order (MTO) model which means they only start making item(s) once an order is placed. This means the London-based company hold no stock, nor do they produce products beyond need helping to fight against creating unnecessary waste on our planet. Neonimo's eco-conscious practices include using FSC certified paper materials⁠ and use very little water in their manufacturing process⁠. Their Eco Collection is made from OEKO-TEX® standard 100% recycled fabric and GOTS standard Organic Cotton. Neonimo also use plant-based vegan wax and recycled glass jars for their candle jar collection.

From Lust Home, Life's A Peach wallpaper in Peachy Pinks by designer Millie Putland
.  

Interior designer Tara Rodrigues, founder of TR Interiors and winner of Channel 4’s £250,000 Big Interiors Battle, said: “A revival of peach is long overdue. Peach was once commonly used in interiors but as modernism spread, it lost its place in the contemporary home.

“It’s a soothing warm colour and I love pairing it with rich dark hues of blues and greens to create elegant and bold schemes. It’s a great way to soften a scheme making a home feel warm and inviting. For those that don't love pink, peach is a great compromise in a family home adding a touch of femininity without being overpowering. I'd mix peach into a contemporary kitchen or living room scheme for a warm pop of colour to elevate a space.”

Textile designer Jan Constantine, of Jan Constantine, said: “Peach Fuzz is a really beautiful colour which feels so right for now. It exudes warmth and cosiness, feels safe and is the perfect back drop shade to saturate a room. Its soft tones work perfectly with other warm hues from the same side of the spectrum – pink, terracotta, orange, yellow and red. Peach Fuzz also works well as a dramatic contrast to black and/or cream, hinting back at the most iconic colours of the Art Deco movement.

From Ohpopsi, Riviera Pink Lemonade wallpaper

Zoe Eaton, Creative Director at Ohpopsi, said: “Soft and feminine, peach fuzz lifts the spirits. A refreshing tone that will balance any interior space and work with a multitude of different palettes, it’s accessible, friendly and emits an abundance of warmth. It’s a really lovely positive tone and is a colour for everyone!

Hummingbird Rosewood wallpaper from Ohpopsi featuring hummingbirds and lush foliage in a hand-drawn design to create an elegant and serene design to create a calming haven.

Lifestyle: "Peach Fuzz" art print collection launched, embracing the 2024 Pantone Colour of the Year

Ink & Drop, a contemporary art print company, is launching its "Peach Fuzz" collection, paying homage to the 2024 Pantone Colour of the Year of the same name. 

An abstract print of a peach coloured vintage Rose, in the new Ink & Drop art print collection
paying tribute to Pantone Colour of the Year 2024 - Peach Fuzz

The new collection promises "a seamless fusion of sophistication, vibrancy, and artistic expression," according to Ink & Drop, featuring a curated selection of prints designed to evoke a sense of creativity, timeless beauty and elegance to embrace the trendsetting hue. 

The "Peach Fuzz" Art Print Collection comes in various themes, from abstract compositions to nature-inspired designs, animal portraits and geometric patterns, available in various sizes, to cater to diverse tastes and interior aesthetics.

A modern take on a classic poster named London Flower Market shows clean illustration style and typography.

From one of their popular Animal Portrait series is a quirky Rabbit portrait wearing a jacket in the Pantone colour of the year Peach Fuzz.

 

Whether it's abstract line art illustration or vintage composition, urban art inspired prints, neon prints, tropical posters or animal portraits , there are ample choices to suit different design needs. 

Ink & Drop is a small, family business, with more than 20 years in the creative / design industry.

The imagery is printed onto high quality, 230gsm matt fine art paper, using the latest equipment and archival, fade-resistant inks to create bold artwork.  Bespoke artworks can also be made to specific frame requirements.

Colour Forecast: Peach Fuzz the go-to Colour for 2024

This festive season, be forward thinking and go for dreamy peachy pink shades for your interior décor  to demonstrate that you're ahead of the game.  

Rose Quartz Glass Tree
lit from within by an LED light
from Truffle Tablescapes

You'll be very much on trend as the colour authority Pantone have announced that their pick for Colour of the Year 2024 is Peach Fuzz - (Pantone 13-1023 to be precise) -  a colour described by the colour institute as a comforting hue "softly nestled between pink and orange", chosen to express a yearning for community and coziness so very aptly needed in today's uncertain times.

A hue between pink and orange, this sweet subtle shade in the New Year signals a move towards empathy and understanding. 

From Lust Home, Life's A Peach wallpaper in Peachy Pinks by designer Millie Putland
.  

The soft and inviting colour offers a chance for introspection and healing, "tenderness and communicating a message of caring, community, and collaboration,” says Pantone Executive Director Leatrice Eiseman, emphasizing its capacity to bring comfort and inner peace, impacting our well-being and inner serenity.

Tara Rodrigues, award winning interior designer, founder of TR Interiors and winner of Channel 4’s £250,000 Big Interiors Battle, said: “A revival of peach is long overdue. Peach was once commonly used in interiors but as modernism spread, it lost its place in the contemporary home.

“It’s a soothing warm colour and I love pairing it with rich dark hues of blues and greens to create elegant and bold schemes. It’s a great way to soften a scheme making a home feel warm and inviting. For those that don't love pink, peach is a great compromise in a family home adding a touch of femininity without being overpowering. I'd mix peach into a contemporary kitchen or living room scheme for a warm pop of colour to elevate a space.”

From Jan Constantine, Sequinned NOEL Cushion 

Textile designer Jan Constantine, of Jan Constantine, said: “Peach Fuzz is a really beautiful colour which feels so right for now. It exudes warmth and cosiness, feels safe and is the perfect back drop shade to saturate a room. Its soft tones work perfectly with other warm hues from the same side of the spectrum – pink, terracotta, orange, yellow and red. Peach Fuzz also works well as a dramatic contrast to black and/or cream, hinting back at the most iconic colours of the Art Deco movement.

From Ohpopsi, Riviera Pink Lemonade wallpaper

Hummingbird Rosewood wallpaper from Ohpopsi featuring hummingbirds and lush foliage
in a hand-drawn design to create an elegant and serene design to create a calming haven.

Zoe Eaton, Creative Director at Ohpopsi, said: “Soft and feminine, peach fuzz lifts the spirits. A refreshing tone that will balance any interior space and work with a multitude of different palettes, it’s accessible, friendly and emits an abundance of warmth. It’s a really lovely positive tone and is a colour for everyone!