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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Eleanor Richardson

Have you heard of dill green? Designers are calling this trending green 'nature's neutral' and it's surprisingly easy to use

Living room with green painted ceiling and wall, open shelving, wallpaper mural, green rug and large U-shaped brown sofa with modern armchair and two ornate iron side tables.

For many of us, butter yellow is the shade that comes to mind when we reflect on 2025 and its many trending colors. While it's hard to deny that the pastel shade has dominated trends (my social media feeds and inboxes have been filled with homes decked out in the delicious color), there's another equally cheerful food-inspired shade that's giving butter yellow a run for its money.

Dill green is the new food-inspired color trend that designers are loving for its vibrant and whimsical qualities. While it was flying under the radar for a little while as butter yellow took center stage, I have noticed that some of the best interior design projects have begun to feature the luscious, zingy color.

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