Cover Pairing Mocha Mousse with a pop of vibrant colour through a bright orange Supersolid Object 2 (Photo: Fogia Website)
Pairing Mocha Mousse with a pop of vibrant colour through a bright orange Supersolid Object 2 (Photo: Fogia Website)
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Whether it’s a jewel tone or soothing pastels, explore how these unique furniture colours pair with Pantone’s Colour of the Year, Mocha Mousse to create a space that reflects your personality
After Pantone’s announcement that Mocha Mousse was 2025’s Colour of the Year, many were intrigued by the selection. This lush, soothing shade of brown settles easily into a neutral palette. Mocha Mousse’s versatility makes the shade far from boring; instead, it pairs effortlessly with a wide range of shades to suit any design story.
Whether you’re adding this sophisticated shade to a space with rosy, muted tones or contrasting it with vibrant jewel tones, these colour pairings will prepare your Mocha Mousse furniture for the exciting year ahead.
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Royal blues
Boomerang by Hvidt & Mølgaard (Photo: Instagram / AndTradition)
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The unexpected colour combination of royal blue and Mocha Mousse brings out the best of both shades. The deep jewel tones of the Boomerang Chair and Contourage table are highlighted, creating an undeniable conversation starter in any home.
Soothing ceruleans
Above Dot Stool by Arne Jacobsen (Photo: Ambiente Direct Website)
Above Develius Mellow Modular Sofa (Photo: Design Story Website)
Dot Stool by Arne Jacobsen (Photo: Ambiente Direct Website)
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For those seeking a more muted approach, the styling around the Dot Stool and Develius Mellow Modular Sofas may inspire you. This combination of tranquil colours highlights their lushness, creating an inviting place to unwind after a long day.
Sophisticated scarlets
Above LC15 Conference Table and Dudina Chair (Photo: Cassina Website)
LC15 Conference Table and Dudina Chair (Photo: Cassina Website)
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Don’t be afraid of pairing Mocha Mousse with a bold red, as this adds visual interest to the dining space. Featuring the distinctive Dudet armchair by designer Patricia Urquiola, the result is a dramatic backdrop for gatherings with family and friends.
Moody mauves and taupes
Above JOSEPH by Philippe Nigro (Photo: Instagram / Wittman Studio)
Above Insula Sofa (Photo: Kettal Website)
JOSEPH by Philippe Nigro (Photo: Instagram / Wittman Studio)
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Embedded in the Mocha Mousse shade is a deep rosy hue that stands in symmetry with mauves and taupes. Adding a textured carpet beneath the JOSEPH Chair grounds the space, while the Insula Sofa contrasts organic forms with a tiled square table adding vintage charm.
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Verdant emeralds
Flower Pot by Verner Panton (Photo: Instagram / &Tradition)
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Any shade of green will highlight the earthy quality of Mocha Mousse, blurring the lines between an indoor sanctuary and the sprawling outdoors. Whether you opt for grass green or a muted jade, this combination enhances a room’s timelessness.
Bright pops of yellow
Openest Chick (Photo: Haworth Website)
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Browns and yellows work together seamlessly, adding a nostalgic and eye-catching twist. Whether you’re highlighting bright summer hues or setting up an autumnal sanctuary, the combination is sure to impress.
Bold orange twist
Above Kyoto for Zilencio (Photo: Facebook / Note Design Studio)
Above Supersolid Object 2 (Photo: Fogia Website)
Kyoto for Zilencio (Photo: Facebook / Note Design Studio)
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Although blood orange can seem intimidating, this colour can infuse your home with a dose of your bright personality. Mocha Mousse nurtures the boldness of this shade, creating a design story that evolves with your home over the years.
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Celine took up secondary education with a major in English, graduating from De La Salle University in 2023. She advocates for female empowerment through creative expression by writing for Tatler Homes.
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