Mint has grown up. The 2026 version is less candy and more sage-adjacent, and Reed Mint is exactly that — a soft, cool green that holds a wall beautifully without shouting. It leads here, and a slightly deeper Sea Glass backs it up for a layered, tonal feel.
The neutrals do the quiet work. Warm White keeps everything from tipping cold, and River Greige adds a grown-up middle tone that bridges the greens and the woodwork in most homes.
The move that makes this palette is Deep Pine. Drop it on trim, a built-in, or a single statement piece and the whole scheme snaps into focus. Keep mint at roughly two-thirds of the room and let the pine stay rare — that contrast is what reads modern instead of pastel.