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What Is Mocha Mousse, the First-Ever Shade of Brown Chosen as Pantone’s Color of the Year?

Last updated: December 5, 2024 7:18 pm
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Pantone has officially announced that the color of the year for 2025 will be “Mocha Mousse,” a warm and indulgent brown shade. This marks the first time in the 25-year history of Pantone’s color of the year selections that a brown hue has been chosen, signifying a significant shift in color trends.

According to Pantone, Mocha Mousse is described as an evocative soft brown that transports our senses into the pleasure and deliciousness it inspires. The color is meant to evoke feelings of comfort, indulgence, and everyday pleasures. Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute, describes Mocha Mousse as a color that brings to mind the taste of chocolate and the smell of baked goods, expressing a level of thoughtful indulgence.

Unlike the bold and vibrant colors that have dominated recent years, Mocha Mousse represents a return to softer and lighter tones. Pantone’s vice president, Laurie Pressman, explains that the theme for this year’s color selection was harmony, with a focus on finding colors that provide a sense of calm and comfort in a world filled with chaos.

The selection of Mocha Mousse as the color of the year is not made lightly. Pantone’s international team meticulously analyzes trends in fashion, design, travel, technology, art, and entertainment to determine which hue will best reflect the upcoming year. The color is meant to capture the current cultural moment and provide a snapshot of the world around us.

Already, companies like Motorola, Post-it, and Joybird are working with Pantone to create products inspired by Mocha Mousse. Pantone will also be hosting events in cities around the world to showcase the color and its impact on various industries.

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While some may question whether the Pantone color of the year truly reflects reality, Pressman believes that the color selection is a response to the present moment and a reflection of what people feel they need. It serves as a way to gauge the temperature of the world and express it through the language of color.

In conclusion, the selection of Mocha Mousse as the color of the year for 2025 represents a shift towards softer, more comforting hues in a world that craves tranquility and indulgence. Whether it accurately reflects the trends of the upcoming year remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: color plays a powerful role in shaping our perceptions and emotions.

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