Moss Green Is the Color That Transforms Spaces with Calm Elegance – and One Brand Shows How Beautifully It Works

Moss green is the next evolution in interior colour for 2026 – it’s earthy, organic, and sophisticated, a shade that signals calm, timeless style and a desire to reconnect interiors with nature

Dark green kitchen with Range cooker and shelving, with crown molding on the ceiling, pearly stovetop splashback and brass touches
(Image credit: deVOL Kitchens)

You heard it here first: moss green is taking over interiors for spring 2026. Rich, earthy, and organic, it is neither a muted olive, pale sage, nor a saccharine pastel; it is a deep and inky hue, rooted in nature yet perfectly suited to modern, considered interiors, bringing a sense of calm and timelessness.

Decorating with green has evolved beyond a trend or an accent. It is a colour that mirrors the muted, verdant tones of the British countryside, the soft lichen on stone walls, the damp forest floors, the moss lining hedgerows. Unlike artificial or pastel greens, it feels authentic, tactile, and inherently British, evoking landscapes we instinctively find soothing.

small green bedroom with green upholstered bed

(Image credit: Sean Symington)

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I've spotted moss green cropping up more and more often. Perhaps this symbolises a shift in design priorities. Homeowners and designers alike are drawn to colours that encourage layering, materiality, and sensory richness. Moss green is inherently versatile: it complements natural timbers, stone, and woven textures while harmonising with contemporary metals and ceramics. Its subtlety allows it to act as both backdrop and statement, giving interiors gravitas without heaviness.

'This spring, embrace the colors of a garden in bloom,' says interior designer Jaime Zehner.

'Deep and rich moss greens feel both refreshing and timeless. It doesn't have to be just powder blues and sweet pinks to evoke a feeling of Spring. Earthy hues can bring in depth and texture while staying true to the season. Whether through small accents or larger statements, spring decorating is all about embracing lightness, renewal, and the effortless beauty of the season.'

A dark-toned library with floor-to-ceiling green bookshelves filled with leather-bound books, leading into a formal dining room with a large wall tapestry and a wooden table

(Image credit: Fleur Marie Design / Photography by Luke White)

Moss green is a shade that transcends the calendar, bridging the seasons with effortless elegance. In spring, it feels fresh and grounded, pairing beautifully with soft linens, pale ceramics, and the first shoots of greenery, bringing the outdoors in. As the year progresses, its earthy depth allows it to adapt seamlessly to autumnal palettes, layering harmoniously with rich ochres, burnt oranges, and deep timbers.

Unlike other green hues, moss green has the versatility to evolve with the light and the mood of a home, offering a year-round canvas that is both enduring and entirely in tune with nature’s rhythms.

Sophia Pouget de St Victor
UK Content Editor

Sophia Pouget de St Victor is the UK Content Editor at Homes & Gardens, bringing readers the latest trends, expert insights, and timeless design inspiration tailored to a UK audience. With a background in luxury interiors and a qualification in Garden Design from London, she has a passion for creating spaces with character and emotional depth. Sophia gravitates toward interiors that defy definition, valuing individuality and effortless elegance. She lives in West London with her partner, two mischievous terriers, and a plump cat named Lettuce.