1. What is Mint Green?

1.1. Definition

Mint Green, a gentle green shade reminiscent of mint leaves, is named after this plant. It boasts a fresh, clean color with a soothing, cool pastel tone. It is sometimes also referred to as Spring Green with the hex code #98FB89.

Mint Green is a vibrant and cheerful color when applied properly, serving as a shade that sparks creativity and brings a fresh feeling.

Mint green color

1.2. Characteristics

Mint Green is a great choice to pair with cool tones like mauve and blue, creating a gentle effect, highlighting elements, and bringing something unique to your design.

1.3. The Comeback Story of Mint Green

Mint green and black was a popular color combination during the Art Deco era. Many tiled bathrooms, in residential and commercial buildings alike, featured this striking color scheme. Similarly, this color palette also gained immense popularity in the 1950s.

Mint green and its closely related shades appeared extensively in bathrooms, kitchens, on appliances, and even cars.

Art Deco style living room using shades of Mint Green

By bringing Mint Green back in a fresh way, you can recreate classic stories for today’s lifestyle. You might not know that the first Mint Green car belonged to the world-leading automaker BMW, followed by Audi, Porsche with the release of the Porsche 911 in 2016, and then the Aston Martin DB11 Classic Driver Edition in 2018. Most recently in 2020, BMW and Audi were the two giants to make a comeback with Mint Green.

2. Why Did Mint Green Become a Trend?

The fact is that mint green has been a major trend in recent years. In an era where many of us are chained to our electronic devices, trending mint green may be a subconscious effort to reconnect with nature.

Mint green color

During a time when the whole world came together to fight disease, and when we had time to slow down and listen to ourselves more, it is no surprise that many applications—from clothing and accessories to technology and designs—gravitated toward colors that convey peace and balance.

3. Appearing Across All Designs

3.1. On the Fashion Runways

Salvatore Ferragamo’s Spring / Summer 2020 Menswear featured a prominent mint green suit, and one of the classic monochrome outfits in Max Mara’s Spring / Summer 2020 Ready-to-Wear came in light green.

Bella Hadid opened Lacoste’s Fall / Winter 2020 show in an all-green look, and much of the rest of the collection also embraced various shades of green.

Bella Hadid opens the Lacoste Fall/Winter 2020 runway in a green outfit

Continuing into 2021, Bottega Veneta introduced its Spring / Summer 2021 collection through the Salon 01 Campaign, which largely paid homage to Mint Green in particular and green in general.

From Bottega Veneta and Prada to sports brands like Adidas and Nike, green has become a central theme in brand collections for years, especially right now.

3.2. Tech Products

Currently, when it comes to tech products featuring Mint Green, Apple is undoubtedly at the forefront with its latest iPhone releases.

Another standout design with a Dark Mint Green automotive interior: the Aston Martin DB11 Classic Driver Edition. This edition was launched to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Classic Driver, the world’s first website for sophisticated car enthusiasts and collectors.

The Fujifilm X-A7 camera in Mint Green is also a notable design.

Fujifilm X-A7 camera with XC 15-45mm lens in mint green

3.3. Design

Most notably, Clearpay created its own Pantone shade—Bondi Mint, adding a new dimension to Mint Green. The color conveys energy, tone, and individuality, precisely and powerfully expressing Clearpay’s spirit.

Bondi Mint color by Clearpay

3.4. Interior Design

Mint Green is applied to almost all types of furniture and home accessories, from tables and chairs to bedding, kitchenware, and decorative items.

Mint Green decorative items

Some interior spaces using shades of Mint Green as the dominant color tone

In addition to furniture, tiling materials now also offer unique Mint Green designs, meeting the creative desires of all customers.

4. Mint Green Tile Models

A compilation of decorative tiles following the Go Green trend that has been highly popular in recent years

Go Green decorative tile flatlay

Monochrome green encaustic cement tile TD006 (200×200) used for bathroom flooring, paired with 300×600 wall tile BAT3675

TD006 encaustic cement tile layout for bathroom flooring

Explore these gentle mint green tile models in various sizes: 75×300 subway tiles, colored 300×600 wall tiles, etc., for versatile options to complete your dream home.

Some Dark Green decorative tiles for your reference

Green decorative tiles