Sage Green Isn’t Going Anywhere, But Clare’s New Shade Proves Change Is Coming

2022’s It color has some competition.
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From striped nursery walls to upgraded IKEA kitchen cabinets, sage green has ruled the color-verse since early 2021—and every major paint brand agrees. Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams, Behr, and PPG all declared some version of the shade the color of the year for 2022. While the pale verdant hue, beloved for its soothing yet statement-making qualities, isn’t going anywhere, it may have some competition in one of Clare’s three just-launched swatches: High Vibe.

High Vibe, Clare

$64 per gallon
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“We’re definitely not moving away from sage,” says the company’s founder, Nicole Gibbons. “But going deeper is a direct response to what we know customers are loving right now.” The hue, inspired by good energy and honeydew melon, has a slightly more yellow undertone than the brand’s bluish Money Moves—its best-selling sage. 

The spike in demand for feel-good, spring-inspired colors explains the other two shades that just joined Clare’s ultra-curated palette: Extra Virgin, a darker olive green, and Like Buttah, a creamy off-white. If you are not in for a full four-wall refresh and just looking for a hit of sage’s cooler cousin, olive oil, here are a few ways to bring the trend home. 

Urban Outfitters

Little Glass Table Lamp

$49
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Falcon Enamelware

3 Pint Jug in Olive Oil

$53
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