get creative with colour
It’s time to rip up the rule book (and your old flooring) and inject a welcome burst of vibrancy into every room. Colour is enjoying a renaissance, allowing us to become infinitely more adventurous and creative with our spaces.
Colour is arguably the easiest and most distinctive way of giving your home a new lease of life. The home is a sanctuary that often reflects who we are, so choosing the right colour scheme can make your home feel more personal to you. Although there are countless ways to decorate and style your home, there are no hard and fast rules. Instead you should enjoy the freedom that comes with playing around with colour to match the vision you have for your home interior.
To inspire your adventure into the world of colour we’ve created this colour palette; a personalised mood board crammed with stunning photography, informative articles and handy tips from our experts to help you get to know colour better. We show you how by simply changing the colours in a room you can radically transform it: the right shades can even magically make a room look bigger! Feeling blue about your home’s current colour scheme? Then choose from the rainbow of colours below and start learning more about the joys of colour!
colour palette
Autumn Harvest
The warm and varied colour palette of the Autumn works in so many different spaces and styles of home.
Back to Nature
Undyed yarns, natural woods and plenty of plant life really bring this look to life.
Lilac
Fresh lilac tones create a contemporary feel for Spring/Summer 2020, and when paired with bold greens this colour trend is full of life and optimism.
Living with white
This season the Living with White trend is all about creating a clear bright base with walls and flooring, then accessorising to perfect the look.
Black is the new grey
Whether it’s on walls, floors, your furniture or accessories, black is fast replacing grey as the go-to sophisticated trend colour.
The new neutrals
Beige is back! But it’s anything but boring – this time it’s in a sophisticated palette of barely-there powdery nude neutrals.
Versatile Grey
A cool, modern alternative to the traditional warmer beige and cream tones.
Ways with Pink
From blush to dusty, all the way through to fuchsia, pink is taking over the world of interiors.
Nordic Blue
We’ve decided to focus on and highlight the Nordic Blue palette, take a look!
Monochrome
Black and white never dates. Its simplicity is its selling point.
Autumn Maple
The Autumn Maple trend makes the most of the season’s best hues.
Tawny Port
Deep purples, rich red hues and classic burgundy tones are leading the way into autumn.
Red-y or not
Red is back with a bang and this time it’s gone bold.
Ways with Purple
Incorporate Pantone’s 2018 colour of the year into your home!
Evergreen
Make your friends green with envy.
Feeling Blue
Dive into the blue trend and add an element of luxe to your home.
Which carpet goes with a grey sofa?
From neutral browns to galactic glitter carpets, there really are no boundaries when you’re working with a grey sofa.
What carpet goes with grey walls?
From fresh and barely-there light grey walls to moody deeper shades, how do you pick the perfect carpet to match?
What carpet goes with magnolia walls?
You’ve just redecorated your home in lovely, fresh and on-trend neutral colours – but now you have to find a carpet to match your new magnolia walls.
What laminate flooring colours go with dark furniture?
Laminate flooring is a stylish and easy-to-maintain option for matching with dark furniture – but which colours are best?
What vinyl colours go with red brick?
It’s important to find a floor type that complements the exposed brickwork, and vinyl flooring is an excellent choice, providing practicality and versatility in equal measure.
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