Muted Greens Dominate Fall High Point Showrooms
Showroom visits at this fall's High Point Market revealed a green trend that is softer and more muted than past seasons.
FurniHub Newsroom, first reported by Casual News Now1 min read
30-second summary
- Green surfaced as a notable color across High Point Market showrooms this fall.
- The green on display is softer and more subdued than the vivid greens of past seasons.
- Pantone's 2026 Color of the Year is a white, which diverges from the green trend seen on the floor.

Why it matters
AnalysisRetailers
Buyers may want to review sage and muted green pieces in upcoming assortments, especially for outdoor-appropriate collections.
Manufacturers
Product teams could check whether their current green finishes align with the softer, muted tone described rather than brighter shades.
Casual News Now reported that, while Pantone named a white as its Color of the Year for 2026, showroom walkthroughs at this fall's High Point Market surfaced green as a standout hue. The outlet described the shade as more muted than the leafy, verdant greens of earlier seasons, with soft sage tones prominent.
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