Every year, Pantone’s Color of the Year sets the tone for design, fashion, and interiors—and this year’s pick, Mocha Mousse, brings a rich, grounded elegance to any space. A sophisticated neutral with warm undertones, Mocha Mousse is both comforting and versatile, making it the perfect shade to incorporate into your art collection and interior design.
We’ve curated a selection of pieces from our gallery that beautifully echo the essence of Mocha Mousse—from subtle accents to bold, monochromatic moments. Explore these works that showcase the timeless appeal of this inviting hue:
Fifth Floor by Wendy Westlake
Westlake’s abstract composition captures a harmonious balance of shapes and earth tones, perfectly reflecting the warmth and subtlety of Mocha Mousse. The interplay of soft neutrals and deep shades creates a calming yet modern presence.
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Magnolia and Terracotta No. 2 by Lynn Johnson
Johnson’s expressive floral still life combines natural beauty with rich terracotta undertones. The earthy palette, highlighted by Mocha Mousse-inspired shades, brings a sense of timeless warmth and sophistication.
Ioannou Paparrigopoulou Street, Athens by Xan Padron
Padron captures the rhythms of daily life by photographing individuals walking in the same spot over time, then combining these images into a photomontage. The resulting work reveals the beauty of movement and routine against a backdrop of muted mocha tones, where the architectural warmth perfectly aligns with the comforting essence of Mocha Mousse.
Anniversary No. 42 by Joseph Adolphe
Adolphe’s painterly still life offers viewers a moment of quiet contemplation. The earthy tones, anchored by subtle Mocha Mousse hues, add a layer of depth and tranquility to the intimate scene.
Sunlight by Gil Bruvel
Bruvel’s sculptural work embraces texture and form, with a gradient of natural mocha hues adding warmth and grounding energy. The intricate craftsmanship highlights the balance of light, shadow, and tonal depth.
Amsterdam Canal, The Netherlands by David Burdeny
Burdeny’s photograph captures the iconic architecture of Amsterdam with a palette rooted in warm neutrals. The reflection of terracotta and mocha tones in the water creates a soothing and timeless composition.
