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Satin Lagoon Returns as Rust-Oleum's 2026 Color of the Year

A timeless teal takes center stage again. This jewel-toned hue transforms spaces with effortless elegance and endless design possibilities.

The image shows a painting of a table with a teapot, cups, saucers, plates, and other objects on...
The image shows a painting of a table with a teapot, cups, saucers, plates, and other objects on it, as well as a chair and a hat on the floor. In the background, there is a window with a curtain, and at the top of the painting is a color palette. The painting is done in oil, giving it a vibrant and detailed look.

Satin Lagoon Returns as Rust-Oleum's 2026 Color of the Year

Rust-Oleum has named Satin Lagoon its 2026 Color of the Year. This bold, jewel-toned teal brings a mix of calm and energy to any room. The shade also anchors the brand's new Balanced Optimism Palette, designed to inspire creativity and balance in home decor.

Satin Lagoon first appeared as Rust-Oleum's Color of the Year in 2024. Now, it returns as the centerpiece of the 2026 collection, offering a modern yet vintage-inspired tone. Unlike the warm hue chosen for 2025, this teal stands out with its rich, deep character.

The color works well in many design styles, from bohemian spaces to sleek, minimalist interiors. It pairs easily with other shades in the Balanced Optimism Palette, including navy blue, terra-cotta, and cool beige. Even bright red and pale pink complement its depth. Rust-Oleum's 2026 range includes cabinet paints, wall colors, and wood stains featuring Satin Lagoon. The brand also offers it in its popular Painter's Touch 2X Ultra Cover spray paint. This makes it simple to refresh furniture, metal, wicker, or plastic decor without replacing items. The company encourages using Satin Lagoon to update existing pieces rather than chasing short-lived trends. Its versatility allows it to enhance both bold and subtle design schemes.

Satin Lagoon is now available across Rust-Oleum's paint and stain products. The shade's flexibility and depth make it a practical choice for updating interiors. Its presence in the 2026 palette ensures it will remain a key option for home decorators in the coming year.

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