Darker, richer, more heritage-inspired colors are becoming increasingly popular in interiors, and we've seen bolder greens replacing softer shades of sage and olive. You could say the return of decorating with Hunter Green has been subtly foreshadowed for a while now, but Lick's recent collaboration with Hunter just solidified that the millennial-coded color is having its renaissance.
In truth, Hunter Green has always been timeless; it's just how and where we use it that needs to adapt with the times. In 2026, decorating with green needs to be bold — a moody drench, a striking stone, or even a playful, glossy finish — and here, Hunter Green comes alive.
