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fiber. Taken together, these tones form a palette less concerned with trendiness and more with texture, presence, and a renewed appreciation for the tactile world. But the story of 2026 color doesn’t stay solely on the forest floor. Some brands chose to widen the definition of “natural,” drawing inspiration from the sky, orchard, and atmosphere. Pantone’s Cloud Dancer—a soft, featherlight white—invites a return to airiness, offering a counterpoint to the year’s deeper, more grounded shades. It captures the feeling of dawn: “Warm, grounded, and emotionally resonant, the 2026 palette invites us to reconnect with color that steadies us as much as it inspires.” hopeful, expansive, and refreshingly uncomplicated. Graham & Brown’s Divine Damson, by contrast, pulls from ripening fruit, bringing a sense of richness and abundance. It’s a hue that feels both decadent and familiar, a reminder that nature’s palette extends far beyond greens and browns. BENJAMIN MOORE: SILHOUETTE Benjamin Moore’s Silhouette stands out as one of the most refined interpretations of the 2026 aesthetic. Described as a seamless blend of espresso and charcoal, it updates the classic brown resurgence with a tailored, almost sartorial sensibility. Rather than a background neutral, Silhouette behaves like a statement—quiet yet unmistakably confident. According to Andrea Magno,
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