Thinking about giving yourself and your home a style refresh? The new 2025 fall/winter color palette is here! Dive into this article to discover which plants are the perfect match for each of Vogue’s top fall colors this year.
Mocha Mousse
This sophisticated chocolate brown, Pantone’s color of the year, exudes warmth and depth. It’s the perfect match for natural materials and earthy textures. To get in on the trend, try indoor plants like the ornamental Arabian coffee (Coffea arabica) or varieties of Calathea that feature rich, dark tones. For your outdoor space, go for the striking bronze-leaved coral bells (Heuchera), the deep hues of Coleus scutellarioides ‘Chocolate Drop’, or the feathery, bronze-toned Cordyline australis āRed Starā.
Electric Aubergine
This dramatic purple is making a bold appearance everywhere in fashion and is a guaranteed way to add a touch of luxury to any room. It looks especially stunning against a neutral backdrop. Bring this trend home with plants like the velvety purple passion (Gynura aurantiaca) or the easy-to-care-for purple-heart (Tradescantia pallida). Outdoors, you can create a showstopping statement with the European smoketree (Cotinus coggygria ‘Royal Purple’), graceful purple fountain grass (Cenchrus advena), or eggplant-colored Petunias.
Chili Pepper Red
A vibrant maraschino hue, this shade is dominating fall collections and is perfect for creating bold, fiery statements. To capture this energy, choose indoor plants like the spotted polkadot plant (Hypoestes phyllostachya) or the lush red Aglaonema. In the garden, plant some cardinal flowers (Lobelia cardinalis), the cypress vine (Ipomoea quamoclit), or the vibrant scarlet trumpet (Ipomopsis aggregata) to add a powerful punch of color.
Shades of Blue
From icy pale blues to striking cobalt and cyan, these hues offer a cool and versatile way to add both a tranquil and intense vibe to your space. They’re a designer’s dream for many decorative applications. For a serene indoor oasis, pick the vibrant blue China orchid (Caladenia gemmata) or Asian pigeonwings (Clitoria ternatea). Outside, you can create a dreamy blue landscape with the Russian sage (Salvia yangii), a classic blue Hydrangea, or the cheerful Colorado blue columbine (Aquilegia caerulea).
Slime Green
This unexpected neutral is a total game-changer, acting as a great anchor for other colors. It works exceptionally well with earth tones and injects a fresh, playful twist into traditional fall palettes. Bring this zesty shade indoors with a trailing neon pothos (Epipremnum aureum ‘Neon’) or a vibrant lime prayer plant (Maranta leuconeura ‘Lemon Lime’). Outdoors, you can make your garden pop with the bright sweet woodruff (Galium odoratum) or the eye-catching Heuchera ‘Citronelle’.
Powder Pink
This gentle, dusty pink has emerged as a surprisingly sophisticated neutral, taking over from the brighter “Barbiecore” trend. It brings a soft, feminine, and elegant feel to a space without being overly sweet. To complement this trend, look for indoor plants with subtle pink hues or variegated foliage. Some great choices include the nerve plant (Fittonia albivenis) with its delicate pink veins or Aglaonema ‘Lady Valentine’ with gorgeous rose patterns. For your outdoor garden, add stunning powder pink leaves with Acer palmatum ‘Pink Passion’ or gorgeous blooms with Azalea ‘Perfecto Mundo Double Pink’ for a pop of soft color.
Donāt be afraid to experimentālet your inner designer shine and bring the freshest trends from the runway straight into your home.