How to decorate with Pantone's 2025 Color of the Year, Mocha Mousse, on a budget

If you've shopped for any furniture in the past couple of years, you've probably come across the fuzzy, nubby material called bouclé. These 18-inch pillow covers show a different way to use the fabric. If you don't want to buy inserts, try this trick: Fit a pillow you already own that's the same size or slightly larger into the case and voila, what's old is new again!

Add a hint of the rich color to your kitchen with a tea towel. This one, by Utah-based artist Holli Zollinger, has a graphic design that almost looks like wood grain. Cozy cabin vibes, anyone?

Cheers to colored glassware! It's everywhere these days, but you don't often see it in such a sophisticated color — and for such a low price. Nab a set for your New Year's Eve celebration. It's not too soon to get the party started!

You won't be able to resist cuddling up in this fleece blanket, which is so fluffy it looks like faux fur! More than 5,500 Amazon shoppers gave it a perfect five-star review, raving about the fabric's softness and warmth.

One easy way to add mocha to your decor is with lighting, says interior designer Traci Connell. She loves a chandelier, but if you're looking for something more budget-friendly, start with a table lamp. "Just like warmer lighting, the color mocha brings a sense of comfort to a space, inviting conversation and guests to linger longer," she says.

This fixture lets you embrace two trends in one: The shade is the perfect mocha color, plus it has a stylish scalloped design. And a dark wood base gives it a very high-end look.

Perk up your morning cup of joe with this cheerful mug, which just so happens to feature the perfect color for a latte! The pattern was created by Maryland-based illustrator Maritza Lisa.

"Introduce touches of [Mocha Mousse] through natural materials in unexpected places, like wood vases and leather accent pillows," suggests Christine Marvin, chief marketing and experience officer at window and door manufacturer Marvin. She says her company has seen a growing interest in natural wood in the home over the last few years.

These small vases are carved from reclaimed wood, giving them a rustic look, and the mid-tone finish offers a rich take on the color.

It's a bit of an investment, but this mid-century modern armchair is a stunner — and it'll last for the long haul. Made by Joybird, it's upholstered in an ultra-soft, plush velvet that's shockingly durable (the company makes a washable dog bed in the material, so you know it'll hold up). This color is the official Mocha Mousse shade — it was developed in collaboration with Pantone.