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Homes & Gardens
Jennifer Ebert

Martha Stewart's '90s Lily Pond Lane Home Color Scheme Is Set to Dominate 2027 –and Designers Say Its Energy Is Unmatched

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Once synonymous with the bold interiors of the late '80s and early '90s, orange has long been a color that divides opinion. Yet in 2027, it's firmly back on the design agenda – this time in richer, earthier iterations that feel sophisticated rather than statement-making. Decorating with orange, terracotta, and spice-inspired hues is emerging as defining color trends of the year, prized for their ability to bring warmth, depth, and optimism to contemporary homes.

It's no surprise that Martha Stewart embraced the look decades before it returned to the spotlight. Her former Lily Pond Lane home featured a striking burnt orange three-season room, demonstrating just how timeless the shade can be when paired with the right palette. Rather than overwhelming a space, today's nuanced orange hues feel grounded and inviting. They bring more warmth than classic neutrals while remaining softer, subtler, and easier to live with than brighter citrus tones.

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