Jennifer Bringle is editor-in-chief of Casual News Now. She has…
While Pantone chose a boring white as its Color of the Year for 2026, walking around High Point Market showrooms this fall you saw a more interesting and outdoor-appropriate hue: green. But rather than the leafy, verdant greens we’ve seen in seasons past, this iteration has a more muted take — think soft sage, subdued mossy shades and the like.
Here, we show you how outdoor furniture and even grill companies incorporated and styled shades of green this market.
A soft shade of sage Ultraleather gets styled with pink accents in the Telescope Casual showroom. The outdoor brand debuted its expanded partnership with Ultraleather this market.
Gloster debuted a new sage finish and sling in this seating and side table combo.
Lane Venture dressed its Celerie Kemble woven collection with sage-and-white cushions this market.
Loll Designs introduced a muted sage finish to its architectural poly lumber furnishings this market.
Known for their bold use of color, Kannoa took a decidedly more subdued approach this market with sage green accented with blush pink.
Janus et Cie’s Monstera seating goes green in a deep shade.
Even grills got into the green act this market, as evidenced by the new Rockwell Duo grill from True Caliber in a Juniper finish.
Dedon’s new rug line comes in a muted sage green, among other colors. The company’s Shroom On lamps also come in a coordinating green shade.
Brown Jordan showcased seating in a number of powder-coated aluminum finishes, including this mossy green, in its display in the NKBA Design Hub at market.
Known for its fully upholstered outdoor seating, Bernhardt took a lighter approach with these soft sage chairs.
Jennifer Bringle is editor-in-chief of Casual News Now. She has covered the home furnishings industry for more than a decade, previously serving as editor-in-chief of Casual Living and Kids Today magazines. She also served as managing editor of Designers Today. Her work also has appeared in Women’s Wear Daily, the Sourcing Journal, Business Insider, Good Housekeeping and The Washington Post, among other outlets.
