Matcha has surged in popularity over recent years, swiftly becoming a staple in coffeehouses worldwide. Regrettably, I'm not the biggest fan of its taste, but I love its concept: subdued yet lively. Akin to its gentler caffeine punch compared to coffee, matcha's green hue strikes a perfect balance between perky and zen. It’s no wonder that this versatile shade is popping up everywhere, from light fixtures to paint. And let me tell you: I’m here for it.
Experts in color theory, such as Michael Rolland, Managing Director at The Paint Shed, say that ‘A bright green is a perfect shade for your interiors for the spring months. This color trend strikes ‘the perfect balance between energizing and soothing,’ emulating the ‘fresh and upbeat nature of the spring season.’ And to my delight, matcha naturally reflects light, Michael muses, making even the longest days of the year feel that much brighter.
Despite my dissenting taste buds, one thing is undeniable: matcha's hue is as delicious as ever. I've curated a selection of the most tantalizing home decor options below to lean into the soothing seasonal trend. So, grab a sip and scroll down for some inspiration. This one's a feast for the eyes.
Best Matcha Decor
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Price: $7.95
Ribbed matcha green glass looks absolutely scrumptious in these CB2 candle holders. They're reversible, accommodating both tea candles and taper varieties alike. Consider purchasing multiple for a serene candlescape.
Price: $19.99
Was: $29.95
A subtly slubbed weave adds compelling texture to this matcha green pillow cover, while its contrast piping adds a pop of dimension. Offers a soothing break to otherwise monochromatic rooms but blends in beautifully with brighter hues as well.
Price: $69
I can't get enough of this stemware set. Upending a classic champagne coupe with a pop of color, these are the life of the party.
Price: $59.95
Add a playful touch to your dining table with these scalloped Aerin Lauder-designed napkins. They’re 100% cotton (perfect for the warmer months) and embroidered to perfection, spicing up even the simplest of tablescapes.
Price: $2,698
Anthropologie’s Fern Storage Cabinet is already a cult classic, but this matcha shade somehow makes the design even better. Featuring a grand arch and buttoned-up hardware, it’s a charming centerpiece in any room.
Price: $298
Sometimes the most elevated designs are the simplest. Exhibit A: the Lulu. Its two-tone matcha shades add significant dimension ever so softly. A timeless addition to end tables and workspaces.
Price: $66.75
Was: $89
Brooklinen towels never cease to impress with their on-trend color offerings, and this set is no exception. You can see its ultra-plush construction from this photo alone — look at that height! A little luxury to enjoy every day.
Price: $67.99
These matcha green curtains from H&M Home are a fantastic deal. They offer nice movement, thanks to their breezy cotton-linen construction. It’s as if the duo were made to grace sun-soaked afternoons.
Price: $679
Was: $849
Partial to a slipper chair, forever and always, but in this vintage-inspired tiger print?! I think I’m in love. It’s playful and sophisticated, offering a gentle pop of color to sitting rooms and cozy corners alike.
From: $89
This rug is a nod to a 17th-century painting technique called impasto (think The Starry Night by Van Gogh). It uses thick strokes of paint for a dimensional, abstract effect, captured beautifully in green. Although this rug looks like an art piece, you don’t need to be overly precious: it’s water-resistant, stain-resistant, and machine-washable.
Price: $104.97
Was: $149.95
Add some color to the kitchen with this luxe-looking fry pan set by GreenPan. Despite its delicate beauty, each is highly durable with its diamond-infused ceramic nonstick coating. Soon to be the jewel of your cook space.
Price: $325
If you, like me, really love matcha green and want something more permanent, consider adding this fabric-inspired wallpaper to a dining room or bathroom. It feels idyllic as ever with its harmonious blend of thistles, flowers, and leaves — bringing the outside in. Despite its traditional roots, this print looks right at home in modern spaces, too.
How should I style matcha green?
According to Michael, matcha green pairs best with neutral colors like white or warm tones such as burnt orange or terracotta. But the hue also has a fun side. If you want to make it pop, don’t be afraid to pair it with vibrant hues like bright orange, notes the color expert.
‘It’s also important to consider where you get natural light in the home — avoid using it in a room which is on the darker side, as this color very much thrives in the sunshine,’ explains Michael. Place matcha-inspired decor items in sunrooms or near windows to maximize its impact.
For a revitalizing daily routine, consider these green bathroom ideas — serene, sophisticated, and spa-like.
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