Matcha Paglus, Add A Pop Of Your Favourite Calm Green Colour To Your Home

From lattes and desserts to t-shirts and accessories, matcha has got everyone in a chokehold. It is so popular that people around the world have caused a matcha shortage in Japan, the only place that grows it. For true matcha paglus, the pastel light green colour is so aesthetically pleasing and versatile that it can be thrown into any mix – be it fashion, food or even your home decor.

Colour is an important way we experience our spaces; it forms a core part of our memory. So why not add it to places that are important to us?

Among the trending hues of 2025 and an emerging shade of 2026 is unsurprisingly Matcha Green. It is inspired by the soothing ritual of matcha tea, that is delicate and refreshing. The colour is a soft, nature-infused tone

that brings a sense of balance, serenity and vitality to any room that can make you feel both grounded and rejuvenated.

Here’s how to bring its gentle vibrancy into your home with confidence and sophistication.

Master the Art of Restraint with ‘Less is Truly More’
With out-there colours, such as Matcha Green, Srikanth SK, Head – Consumer Experience, Birla Opus Paints, says, “The key is moderation. This is a colour that shines brightest when used as an accent rather than a dominant tone.” It can be used for architectural details such as door frames, window trims, or ceiling beams. It can also be added to your home decor, such as blankets, throw pillows, knick-knacks, wall hangings, and more.

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Balance the green with other soothing colours like off-white, cream, and warm beige to maintain an airy, harmonious palette. These soft neutrals, such as ivory, sand, and taupe, act as the perfect canvas, allowing Matcha Green to become the hero shade of the room without being too overpowering.

The Magic of Natural Light
Not many colours respond to natural light as beautifully as Matcha Green. Its subtle yellow and blue undertones shift throughout the day, revealing a dynamic play of tone and texture.
Matcha Green is ideal for south-facing rooms or areas with ample natural light. It thrives in sunlit living rooms, breakfast areas, or spaces with wide windows that let the daylight in. Avoid darker corners where the colour might appear muted or flat. After sunset, the soft yellow lighting enriches the shade, turning the room into a serene, comforting retreat.

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Rooted in Nature: Grounding with Natural Materials
To fully embrace Matcha Green’s organic essence. Srikanth says, “Pair it with natural materials that evoke a connection to the outdoors. You can complement the shade with furniture pieces in light to medium woods like ash, oak, or walnut to bring warmth and contrast.” Introduce woven pendants, chairs, or cabinet panels for a breezy, relaxed aesthetic. These natural elements create what designers call earthy colour harmony.

The beauty of Matcha Green lies in its versatility because it can fit into any vibe, from minimalist modern to bohemian, and even transitional spaces. Whether as a subtle accent or a statement feature, it adapts effortlessly.

Beyond aesthetics, green holds a psychological allure, as it is known to promote focus, tranquillity, and balance. Matcha Green makes an ideal choice for spaces where we rest, work, and reconnect with ourselves.