When we think of fall colors our mind typically goes to yellow, orange, red, and brown hues. As the leaves change into these beautiful colors and the fall foliage creates a stunning landscape, our home decor and fashion trends reflect the change of season, too. While they are often influenced by the natural tones of Mother Nature, every year we see new color trends to help brighten up the tone of fall. This year, Pantone is predicting unique color trends for the 2021 fall and winter, and here at Breen’s Florist, the best flower shop in Houston, we are pairing these hues with our favorite flowers.

Pantone’s Fall Color Trends & Your Favorite Fall Flowers

Green Hues

There are many ways to incorporate greens into your fall home decor, fashion, and seasonal flower arrangements. While hunter green has been a popular green tone in the past, Pantone is buzzing about green hues such as “olive branch” and “leprechaun.” These shades of green create a mood-boosting, fresh, and lucky feel to the season. Find them in your favorite fall bouquets with green hydrangea, orchids, eucalyptus, succulents, and other greenery.

Blue Hues

Cool blue tones often get lost in autumn’s color palette as the warm tones of fall foliage seem to take over the spotlight. However, Pantone is making sure that blue is not only included but celebrated this season by calling out their “spring lake,” “rhodonite,” and “Mykonos Blue” tones. Join the party by adding blue flowers to your fall home decor like hydrangea, delphinium, orchids, iris, asters, and thistle flowers.

Yellow Hues

Pantone’s 2021 color of the year, “illuminating yellow” is also a fan favorite for autumn fashion, home decor, and seasonal flower arrangements. Bring home yellow seasonal blooms like sunflowers, Craspedia billy balls, mums, roses, and daisies. Mother Nature also seems to adore a warm and cheerful yellow as she paints the leaves, fall foliage, and autumn crops in a golden tone.

Pink Hues

Feminine, vibrant, flirty, and sweet, pink has made quite a name for itself. It has also proven to be a trendy color of fall, finding its way onto Pantone’s list for 2021. “Pale rosette” and “fuchsia fedora” are sure to be found in more than fashion, accessories, and home decor, but in your favorite seasonal bouquets, too. Pink flowers like calla lilies, alstroemeria, gerbera daisies, carnations, lilies, gladiolus, and roses are just a few of our faves.

Red Hues

What would fall be without its classic red color? Pantone agrees that “fire whirl” is a “must-have” this season. A basket of red delicious apples, a cozy red flannel blanket, a vase of red mums, carnations, or roses, and a big red fall mug with your favorite hot drink is sure to create the ultimate autumn atmosphere.

White Hues

While white hasn’t always been a classic fall hue, Pantone’s “soybean” and “coconut cream” tones are switching things up. As two major players in the 2021 autumn color trend lineup, off-white is making a name for itself. Scandinavian-styled decor, faux fur, cream-colored sweaters and jackets, white pumpkins, and your favorite white flowers like hydrangea, daises, lilies, carnations, orchids, roses, and anemones can create a clean, mellow, and all-around wonderful autumn aesthetic.

Brown Hues

When you look outside in the fall and watch the leaves float off the trees and the ground prepare for the winter snow, more brown tones are exposed. Pantone’s “root beer” and “adobe” browns are bringing these natural hues into trendy fall fashion, autumn decor, and seasonal arrangements. Add these accent tones to flower bouquets with decorative sticks and blooms with eye-catching brown centers, like sunflowers and daisies.

Fall flower arrangements are just as breathtaking, fresh, and fabulous as spring and summer flower arrangements. They provide natural and living decor for your home to truly liven up and freshen up your home. We are certain that you will find the perfect autumn blooms here at Breen’s Florist to match the trends of the season and seamlessly blend into your home decor.

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