Sept. 1, 2025
September 2025 Color of the Month: Sprout
This crisp, yellow-green color is popping up in fashion, home decor, and art. It can be beautifully paired with bright and vibrant color palettes or muted and moody shades to accent any design aesthetic. Americana Acrylic Sprout is the perfect blend to use in your DIY, art, and craft projects to lean into color trends.
Moodboard Photos: Pinterest
Fashion
Spying this color popping up on runways for 2025 and 2026
Left: Gucci S/S 25 RTW Collection Photo: Pinterest Middle: Designer Edda Gimnes Photo: Pinterest Right: Tory Bunch Resort 26 Collection Photo: Pinterest
Home
This crisp color is being used for walls, furniture, and accents in a wide range of design aesthetics to bring a focal point to any room.
Left: HGTV Photo: Pinterest Right: Woolery Dining Photo: Pinterest
Photos: Pinterest
Art and decor
Decorative objects and wall art also are incorporating this bright hue. Using this color in your own art, craft, and diy projects can add that missing element needed to enliven a space.
Left: Anne von Freyburg, Sharp on the Edges, 2023, textile painting on canvas Photo: Hofa Gallery Right: eclette_ Photo: Pinterest
Left: Rebbecca Gardner Photo: Pinterest Right: Remus Grecu Photo: Pinterest
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September 2025 Color of the Month: Sprout
This crisp, yellow-green color is popping up in fashion, home decor, and in art. It can be beautifully paired with bright and vibrant color palettes or muted and moody shades to accent any design aesthetic. Americana Acrylic Sprout is the perfect blend to use in your DIY, art, and craft projects to lean into color trends.
Rococo-Inspired Vase Painting
Create a fun, textured painting inspired by Rococo vases, patterns, and colors trends with a focal element of a Labubu monster using DecoArt's Frosting, Metallics, and Americana Acrylic Paints.
Trend: Rococo Revival
Current trends in art, fashion, patterns, and interior decor are all using more character, intimacy, and storytelling in their design. In art history, the Rococo era shared many of the same qualities that incorporated romanticized elements of intricate details and softer color palettes in objects created during the time.
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SOURCES:
https://www.wooleryassociates.com/portfolio-collections/my-portfolio/dining
https://www.hgtv.com/profiles/professionals/zoe-feldman-design/family-home-with-bold-colors---patterns-pictures
https://www.urbanoutfitters.com/search?page=6&q=green%20home%20decor
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/4714774604960608/
https://edda-gimnes.com/
https://www.instagram.com/p/C6XzUZyvbGn/?epik=dj0yJnU9M29sUFNtSGVyQU8wWHpBNEtVVHNCMlZ6bnFPbFBIR0smcD0wJm49eV9veGxZaUtkNVdydzN3Q2lPUmRTQSZ0PUFBQUFBR2l4d0gw
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cw3QRs3SChK/?epik=dj0yJnU9VGYyZzNWZlRsa0FHQ2dETWVqQ051V3JTRThTd3l3TDUmcD0wJm49TVhkM3ZaWm13MkNTbUx5NEtpWlVGZyZ0PUFBQUFBR2l4dzBF
https://www.artsy.net/artist/remus-grecu